“Bold,” said Nia. “Using a quote from our book as today’s love letter image.” Thalia looked up from her finger play. Fuchsia polish plopped onto a section of white paper towel. “Winston Churchill said, ‘The first quality that is needed is audacity.’ I’m not sure about audacity being first… We’ve all heard
Ha-ha! Rip Van Winkel here. Meandering Muses: Inspiration From A To Z??? A pre-publication peek? I like it!
Today’s title reminded me of “A River Runs Through It” from about 30 years ago. While the titles differ slightly I see common ground. Roger Ebert wrote that fly fishing represented life. “If you can do it correctly, to read the river, and the fish, and yourself, and to do what needs to be done without one wasted motion...”
So thanks for shaking the sticks. Our brains really are the first super computers. And don’t require cloud storage or a nuclear power plant to keep it (our brains) powered up.
Einstein: “Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It is only transformed.”
And thanks for going boldly into a page of the (new?) book, parking the triangles for today!
life is a river
T-shirt: “Bookmarks are for quitters.” 😁
I bought a bookmark for Deb; metal, with tassel, engraved, “You are my happy-ever-after!”
Actually, I bought her two (there was a BOGO sale), but she gave one back to me, saying, “Because you are MY happy-ever-after!” 💘
“WYSIATI!” 😊
Ha-ha! Rip Van Winkel here. Meandering Muses: Inspiration From A To Z??? A pre-publication peek? I like it!
Today’s title reminded me of “A River Runs Through It” from about 30 years ago. While the titles differ slightly I see common ground. Roger Ebert wrote that fly fishing represented life. “If you can do it correctly, to read the river, and the fish, and yourself, and to do what needs to be done without one wasted motion...”
So thanks for shaking the sticks. Our brains really are the first super computers. And don’t require cloud storage or a nuclear power plant to keep it (our brains) powered up.
Einstein: “Energy is neither created nor destroyed. It is only transformed.”
And thanks for going boldly into a page of the (new?) book, parking the triangles for today!