I was thumbing through an old magazine when I remembered this one. Don’t think I’ve ever shared it. Early in the 1970’s at the Boston television station where I worked. The newsroom was on the third floor and we had a lobby receptionist who looked and sounded like Thelma Ritter. The phone rings at my … Continue reading FRANK CAPRA – THE ODD BOID – Garry Armstrong
Day: 10/08/2018
SO I LOOKED DEATH IN THE EYE AND SAID “SCREW IT” – Marilyn Armstrong
FOWC with Fandango — Routine Since November 2016, I've developed something of a routine. I open my email and usually spot about 150 new ones added to the older ones I'm planning to get to any day now (right, sure). Mixed in with the advertisements for things I might sometimes actually buy, are dozens of "news … Continue reading SO I LOOKED DEATH IN THE EYE AND SAID “SCREW IT” – Marilyn Armstrong
WILDFLOWERS OF THE DAY – ASTERS ALONG THE RIVER – Marilyn Armstrong
Flower of the Day – October 8, 2018 I always try to take pictures of the wildflowers down by the river and ponds. This time of year, mostly it seems to be Goldenrod and Asters. The asters come in a lot of colors. The ones at home are those tiny, dainty white ones with the … Continue reading WILDFLOWERS OF THE DAY – ASTERS ALONG THE RIVER – Marilyn Armstrong
BOAT DOGS – BY ELLIN CURLEY
Tom's brother, Todd, came down to visit for a week and he brought his six-month-old Catahoula Leopard Dog, Houla. with him. It was like having a toddler around! We spent four days on the boat with the three dogs. It was exhausting to supervise the puppy, but it was also a lot of fun. Here … Continue reading BOAT DOGS – BY ELLIN CURLEY
LOST IN TRANSLATION – PICTURES FROM WORDS – Marilyn Armstrong
THURSDAY’S SPECIAL: PICK A WORD IN OCTOBER – Y3 From Paula: Welcome to another Pick-a-Word Thursday’s Special. I hope that the choices I made for this month’s photo challenge will allow you a lot of liberty in interpretation. As always you can pick either of the 5, some or all of them. Here are the words … Continue reading LOST IN TRANSLATION – PICTURES FROM WORDS – Marilyn Armstrong
