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Tag Archives: memories
Caretaker: A 99-word Flash Fiction
This week’s prompt at Carrot Ranch (www.carrotranch.com) is to write a 99-word (no more, no less) flash fiction about a wife who is carried. Here is the my take on the prompt. Caretaker The woman was elderly, but he took … Continue reading
Flash: Haiku
A few haiku about Flash: early morning before the alarm the cat ~Hedgerow #24 empty nesters still picking up toys, now the cat’s ~Bottlerockets #34, February 2016 no fear… blue jays nab peanuts despite the cat ~Brass Bell, February 2017 … Continue reading
Posted in bottle rockets magazine, Brass Bell, Flash, haiku, Hedgerow Poems, Uncategorized
Tagged cat, Flash, haiku, memories
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Hands Across the Years: A 99-word Flash
This pedometer geek has to admit that writing has taken a backseat to every other thing recently. Between working, volunteering, reading, and just being lazy (and day-to-day life), nothing has been produced writing-wise. Okay, one poem was written, and now … Continue reading
Posted in #pedometergeek, 99-word flash fiction, Carrot Ranch, flash fiction, memoir, pedometer geek, short story, Uncategorized, Writing, writing prompt
Tagged #CarrotRanchrocks, #pedometergeek, 99 words, blog, Carrot Ranch, flash fiction, memories, mother, pedometer geek, Writing, writing prompt
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Favorite Song…
Choosing my favorite song…I wish I could say I had just one favorite song of popular music. Like favorite books, I have many favorite songs. I’m not even sure that all of them are or were considered the popular songs … Continue reading
Posted in #pedometergeek, Beth McIntosh, blog, humor, music, pedometer geek, Pointer Sisters, Red Room, Supertramp, They Might Be Giants, three breaths, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged #pedometergeek, B52s, Beth McIntosh, blog, favorite music, Mahler, memories, Pointer Sisters, Red Room, Supertramp
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In Honor of…
Memorial Day, several haiku and a poem commemorating young men and women serving in the military through the years. ruptured duck… listening to dad’s stories of Indo-China *** Memorial Day… the silence of white stones *** last deployment yellow ribbon … Continue reading
Posted in Failed Haiku, haiku, Hessler Street Fair, Memorial Day, pedometer geek, poem, They Gave Us Life, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged #pedometergeek, #shamelessselfpromotion, blog, haiku, Memorial Day, memories, pedometer geek, poem, poetry, war
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Superhero Mom
I suspect every mother has at least one superpower. What that superpower for any particular mother is anyone’s guess. Further, there may even be a superhero suit lurking underneath the regular workaday clothes. It is only in retrospect that I … Continue reading
Posted in #pedometergeek, blog, humor, Mother's Day, pedometer geek, superhero, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged #pedometergeek, blog, homage to Mom, humor, memories, mother, Mother's Day, pedometer geek, superhero, writing
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The Mug
The mug…the other day, I finally, for the first time ever, used the mug. It was a present from my cousin Denny. We all received one from him along with other gifts from his sojourn to Hong Kong when he … Continue reading
Posted in blog, haiku, pedometer geek, poem, three breaths, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged #pedometergeek, blog, memories, mother, pedometer geek
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Memories and loss…
I have heard it said that the “second death” is the death of everyone who ever knew you, and in a sense, that it is sadder than the first because then the person will no longer be in anyone’s memories. … Continue reading