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Like being the object of affection? This girl did, even if it was a little on the cheap side…
Hot Stuff: Friday Fictioneers
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Monthly Archives: January 2015
No One Like My Dad: Friday Fictioneers
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Even in the most poorest of places, things can be gotten, love can grow, and bonds deepen…
Life Grows On: Friday Fictioneers
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Sadness enters everyone’s life at one time or another. Sometimes we have to borrow from other people in order to overcome the starkness of events. This young man borrowed something that…
When Ya Gotta Go, Ya Gotta Go: Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge
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Ennui: The Sunday Whirl – Wordle
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Like children, some days we cry, “What do we do about boredom?” This is what we do…
Hot off the Presses: Cartoons Honoring the Slain Cartoonists of Charlie Hedbo
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World Cartoonists: Je Suis Charlie (Photos) Please click here to view these amazing cartoons depicting the recent events in France and images of the pen vs. terrorism.* From The Daily Beast by Nina Strochlic As news spread that 12 people, … Continue reading
Hangin’ Out on Pleasant Street: Cee’s Which Way Challenge 2015 #1
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Hangin’ out on Pleasant Street, not sure which way to go, but, oh my, what a beautiful view…
Is This Really Where We Got Our Kicks?: Friday Fictioneers
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Some Things I Didn’t Write to Ponder, huh?
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For those of you who are working and plan to have children, those of you who lost their jobs because you were having children, and those who wished they had some help when they had to choose between jobs and … Continue reading
Gallery Event?: Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge
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The Brown Bird Song: The Sunday Whirl – Wordle
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Shoes or Feet: Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge
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Randy’s quote of the day: Feet can tell a lot. Especially when you take them out of your mouth!
The Bridge of Freed Slave, Horace King, PART II: Cee’s Which Way Challenge 2014 #27
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Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia was built in the 1840s by Horace King, freed slave and bridge builder, and is the oldest and longest surviving wooden covered bridge in Georgia.
