Originally posted on Go Dog Go Café:
longing for hot summer days can’t say I’ll change my ways longing for warm summer sun daydreams never one and done longing to etch in flaxen sand thoughts sifting through my hands longing for a cool summer breeze can’t say, my soul, not at ease longing for a soft summer rain calming plip plops soothe the pain longing… Continue reading Longing
Originally posted on Pointless Overthinking:
Hi everyone, Let’s talk about food today. I have always been interested in human universals and I also have had sufficient enough interaction with people from different cultures. I noticed a lot of similarities between all these people but one thing that always caught my attention more than anything else is how food works for all. We all know that… Continue reading Food
Originally posted on Keep it alive:
The only thing growing in my garden is…… What we plant is what grows in our garden. Plant flowers and we will have a place full of fragrance and color. Plant herbs and vegetables and we will be able to eat off them for some time. Plant weeds, bramble and bushes you will see a desolate place. This is… Continue reading Sunday Writing Prompt #21
Originally posted on Popsicle Society:
“Be strong but not rude. Be kind but not weak. Be humble but not timid. Be proud but not arrogant.” – Zig Ziglar Such simple but powerful words that unfortunately doesn’t make sense to a lot of people. Be you and not somebody else! Weekend is here! Have a good one! 😊 Photo credit: Popsicle Society Continue reading Be strong but not rude
My friend follows the ketogenic diet, It is an impossibly strict schedule. She can have no carbs at all: No bread, no noodles, no rice, no cookies. Neither fruit, nor milk, not even in her coffee, She uses cream or coconut oil instead. I would die if I had to give up so many things, But my friend is tenacious: You cannot match her discipline. … Continue reading Ode to My Friend on the Keto Diet
Rory, at A Guy Called Bloke & K 9 Doodlepip gave me the opportunity for this lovely interview. I was thrilled : A Guy Called Bloke and K9 Doodlepip! Truly Inspired Series Truly Inspired Directory 1] Blog Name Salted Caramel 2] What is your blog’s specific genre? Ah! This is a difficult one, as I’m still not 100 per cent sure myself. I like to … Continue reading Salted Caramel – Truly Inspired #64
Originally posted on lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown:
The Year I Gave Up Childish Things The Year I Gave Up Childish Things At the age of sixty-eight, I’ve no wish to equivocate. Is there a time when childhood ends? When we give up playful friends? Cease to lie in grass and dream? Drink our coffee without cream? Always do what’s reasonable in order to… Continue reading The Year I Gave Up Childish Things: NaPoWriMo Day 9, Apr 9, 2019
Originally posted on Keep it alive:
Fandango is asking about the validity of Nietzsche’s notion, so here is this week’s provocative question: “Does hardship really make a person stronger? If you think so, under what conditions and at what point is it too much hardship? If you don’t buy that hardship makes a person stronger, what do you think does make a person stronger?” If… Continue reading Fandango Provocative Question #20
For this week a bit of “noir”. The dictionary states that noir, while being French for the color black, is also the description for crime fiction featuring hard-boiled cynical characters and bleak sleazy settings. I love this photo by Pixel2013 at Pixabay.com. It has that noir quality to it, don’t you think? This week, let’s have a little mystery and intrigue, or whatever strikes your … Continue reading Twittering Tales #127 12 March 2019
