RDP Saturday – FALL Yesterday, in the rain driving to the doctor, we kept looking for fall. We could see touches of it here and there, but given that it is already the end of September, it should have been everywhere…. Read More ›
Day: 2018-09-29
GOLDENROD, BEES, AND SPIDERS – Marilyn Armstrong
Goldenrod, a Bee, and a Spider The goldenrod is blooming and it’s lovely. I can hardly stop sneezing when I’m near it, but a long lens really helps a lot. Although to be fair, nothing entirely stops the sneezing, the… Read More ›
AUTUMN COMES TO NEW ENGLAND – #WRITEPHOTO – Marilyn Armstrong
Autumn Comes to New England – #writephoto It is the end of September. Normally, we would be wrapped in the bright leaf colors for which New England is justly famous. Not so far. We were at Manchaug a few days… Read More ›
HOW A FORTUNE TELLER RUINED MY GRANDFATHER’S LIFE – BY ELLIN CURLEY
My father was a scientist and a very rational man. He didn’t believe in religion or have any superstitions, except one. He told me to never, ever go to a fortune-teller. He had a logical reason. HIS father had told… Read More ›
SQUARE UP ARIZONA SUNSET – Marilyn Armstrong
ARIZONA SUNSETS – Marilyn Armstrong I was amazed at the sunsets everywhere in Arizona. Maybe it was because it never rained, but the colors were amazing. Just when I thought they couldn’t be better, the subsequent night would be even… Read More ›
