A Silly Sapphian's Spiritual Sojourn… after she fell out of a closet
A poem (with many cute pics of dogs and cats). *clears throat* My Love... This Isn't What it Seems this Christmas... so Please? How do you love me...? I mean really how? Sometimes you'll ask me before answering And then answer before asking And I am standing here with eggnog in hand But egg in … Continue reading This Christmas Isn’t What it Seems
I've been watching news and pundits for awhile now. I've been listening to politicians and I've even worked for politicians. But that's not what I want to talk about. Let's not talk politics...yet. (Yes, there was a debate and I'll talk about that later.) What I overwhelmingly hear from all politicians and pundits is that … Continue reading Our Worth – Something to Talk About for Christmas
I once read that blogs were "poorly written streams of random thoughts." Well, yeah, they are. Look at this post. Many times I write random streaming thought with zero content. Hah...ha...haha. *nervous laughter* BUT that's not why I'm writing, folks! I have more work doodles and I'm listening to Christmas music (actually, I started listening … Continue reading Doodles, Yew, and Me
Okay, so I have this cup. It's from Japan and called a Shi-maa cup. (I think that's how you spell it.) It's gorgeous. I'm very much in love with this cup. I also have a coffee cup. I call my coffee cup Silevo, but I call my water cup, Black & Gold (B&G). Silevo is … Continue reading My Beautiful Shi-maa Cup
I had placed the story of my coming out of the closet here a while ago, and then went through one of those manic moments where I throw everything away. You know those spring cleaning moments? I do that often with old writings. I had maybe four novels I'd written in the 90's and picked … Continue reading When I Fell Out of a Closet – Part One
I work in a retail setting. And let me just say... "people are slobs." Yes, I said it right off the bat. And I will stick by that. Just walk into a department store restroom and look at the mess they leave. (I'll tell you later a little story about that situation.) I actually enjoy … Continue reading Clean Up on Aisle 10
Okay, so I know that once your child passes the age of 26 they are completely on their own. Right? Maybe 10, if they train Pokemon. My daughter needed a ride to a job interview. She asked me for a lift and I said, "Sure, I don't work until later and we can make a … Continue reading Protective Mom Here
I forgot the meatloaf. The oven was cooking nothing. I was just talking away with my son and he asked, "Why is the meatloaf over there?" "What do you mean?" I ask, sitting by my comp listening to a podcast of Andrew Yang on the JRE. "Didn't you say it was in the oven?" … Continue reading Forgot the Meatloaf
I was called once again (happens about every other day) by this same political group. There are several bills coming up, I guess? Something about equality and human rights and such. I know I should care, but I've become very detached when it comes to politics. I prefer helping more humanitarian and animal rights causes. … Continue reading Telemarketers
I've learned the "tuck and roll" method of falling. I've learned you need time to just lie and wait until everything falls back into place before getting back up. I've also learned that if you're going down you need to protect your face, and as soon as possible, turn to the buttocks area - much … Continue reading Falling, As I Age…
