Day: 12/22/2018

TOO MANY FLAKES DOTH A GREAT WHITENESS MAKE – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 12/22/2018 • ( 26 )

RDP Saturday – White White. I am not white because snow is white and I do not look anything like snow. The whites in my wash are not nearly white enough and anyway, it’s all racist. Everything needs to be neutral… Read More ›

ABOUT THAT PAIN IN MY RIGHT ARM? – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 12/22/2018 • ( 32 )

First, let me clarify: this doctor isn’t going to give me any more Prednisone or other steroids. He says it will melt my kidneys and kill me faster than my heart valves. Bummer. What a killjoy. It’s like getting caught… Read More ›

ANGEL’S SONG by Kim Harrison – A CHRISTMAS STORY

By Marilyn Armstrong on 12/22/2018 • ( 2 )

Get Your Tissues Handy! I’ve got a gift from me to you today, written long before I found publication and was raw with the need to reach and connect and short on literary grace. You may have seen this… Read More ›

WINTER SOLSTICE DINNER TIME FOR BIRDS – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 12/22/2018 • ( 19 )

Winter Solstice – Time for Dinner It was not a day for taking pictures of birds. It has been pouring all day. Even at midday, it was dark outside. I have taken so many pictures over the past month, there… Read More ›

BEACON HILL – THE LOST PICTURES – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 12/22/2018 • ( 16 )

I’ve been switching SD cards in my cameras lately. This is to avoid leaving my cameras without a card. I hate getting ready to shoot, then seeing the notice that “there is no memory in the camera.” So imagine my… Read More ›