Ohhh, you read this, after all - I didn't think you'd be up for that. I cannot do poems, but I can come up with one or two lines now and then that resonate. You're the poet, and ever more shall be - and

Ha, now I see that I had in fact read this post the day it went live, but my comment had not gone through (blame the world's slowest internet connection).

Here is yet another post of yours that I missed. What a bum I am! what BEAUTIFUL photos - the view out your front door; the colorful poison ivy; the cottage garden. How lovely, how idyllic, this glimpse

Oh dear, ANOTHER one I missed!! Well, I haven't bounced back from Palm Sunday just yet, but I'm finding my footing. Slowly. Sisters... Love the image of you as Duchess in a Shakespeare play!!!

Sorry I'm 21 days late seeing this, Stacey! I love it! Love the insight too that these words come to us unbidden - "The trick is to not expect a thing, to go along for the ride, to hold on at every

They cooked them slowly. By the time the people realized they would all perish regardless of their submissiveness or indifference, it was too late. The water was already boiling. Sad to say, I agree with

Lovely story, Zeleira! This is awesome: That each universe had its own space might be intelligible, but that each dimension of the universes had the same energetic beings "living" similar stories

Great topic! Something similar has been trending on Twitter: People are sharing 'things we didn't say in 1982' - and the results will make you feel ancient. "Working from home," working remotely

No, no, no, not another incident like the rigged contest that awarded a terrible entry (friends, cronyism) - I wish I were a real "Influencer" whose social media shares brought more eyes to your

I have not gotten photos - I don't even know how to get close to it, due to the road work blocking it off. Too sad.

Me too: "....reading has become my escape from depression," and revisiting old books, really old, the kind that cost 45 cents per paperback, e.g. Beverly Cleary's "Fifteen" - when the

Sad to say, the landmark house that inspired the Gothic house in "Stonehaven" is at risk of being torn down due to widening the road to a four-lane.

How far the tech has come in only ten years - beyond astonishing! You just need to stay out of the hospital (and raise money for the computer/software), and you can do anything--your filmmaking skills

Love the comments you got on the Left on Stonehaven machinima. E.g. PlaythenWork | 10 years ago "Mouth wide open..." I'm in awe. Dolittle, this is PERFECT. I tip my hat and raise my glass to

Your creative problem-solving skills blow me away. For those who've never tried to create machinima videos, it may not be possible to comprehend the staggering feats you accomplished. I wouldn't know which

Your old blog link took me to a new video (at least, one I hadn't seen before). Love it: Tyler told me specifically that we could not get a dog right now because we don’t have room in the van. I mean,

Machinima! Sims2 - wait, now it's Sims4 - you were in the midst of retelling The Nibelungenlied with Sims2 gaming tools, last I remember, and it was GREAT STUFF. Those heads on the fence posts. The ice

How long it took to get diagnosed - lupus, Lyme, vestibular migraine, it's all attributed to being psychosomatic, especially fibromyalgia - "it's all in your head" - think positive, will yourself

I may have to read this one, just for Kowalsky! And Kowalski, always Kowalski. The big, blunt Polish American character makes me laugh at least once in every book. His affinity for weaponry, food, and

Somehow I was never able to read Mitch Albom, nor "The Shack," nor Prayer of Jabez, nor Secrets of (?), nor any of those best sellers that exhort us to believe in something Big and Above and