Tag Archives: song lyrics
Rhythmic Hooks
For the past several days, I’ve had a song stuck in my head: It’s a damn cold night I’m trying to figure out this life. Take me by the hand, take me somewhere new. I don’t know who you are, … Continue reading
Panning For Nuggets of Sanity
Had another whirlwind weekend. Drove three hundred miles, attended a wedding, made a one-of-a-kind gift, manufactured another, celebrated one of those milestone birthdays, saw and hugged old friends, and family, played with my granddaughters, found tears in my eyes several … Continue reading
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Tagged collage, gift making and giving, glimpse of nuggets, Journal Writing, memories, panning ones experience, photos, questions and suggestions, song lyrics, time lapses, whirlwind weekend, writing poetry
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Jose Cuervo and The Wild Thing
Went on a sort of mini retreat this past weekend. Babysat for my nephew’s dogs. Two tiny creatures that seem to think they are human beings of another sort. José is a miniature Doberman with incredibly clear and detailed … Continue reading
Stone and Water and the Red-Cross Driver
I’ve been sitting here, in front of this blank page, for over half an hour. So many thoughts about what I could write have floated in and out of my head, that if strung together, and actually written down, … Continue reading
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Tagged alterations, Beth Nielsen Chapman, boulder in a riverbed, brush against, changes and exchanges, counselor, Creativity, designs, environment, Family, flow, Friends, Goodwill store, holes in soul, meditation, mending, minute, moments, movement, Red-Cross driver, sand, settling, song lyrics, sorting, Stone, strangers, thought process, trance states, water
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“Rainy Day People”
by Gordon Lightfoot Rainy day people always seem to know when it’s time to call Rainy day people don’t talk They just listen til they’ve heard it all Rainy day lovers don’t lie when they tell you They been down … Continue reading
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Tagged "Rainy Day People", a Jesus with skin on Him, belief systems, best friend, best rainy day friend, embrace, enduring value, essentially alone, fear, Gordon Lightfoot, loneliness, personal level, song lyrics, struggle, writing daily
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