Month: July 2019

Twittering Tales #144 – 9 July 2019 — Intervention

Photo by Lisa Fotios @ Pexels.com It was Gin’s turn to make dinner for the club. The entree was almost done as they chatted in the kitchen. It was more than chatter. The other six had planned the intervention for Gin, who drank too much, for weeks. She listened and smiled, thinking of the rum…

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Coloring Club Plus — 7/9/19

Jake Bugg (born Jake Edwin Charles Kennedy; February 28, 1994) is an English musician, singer, and songwriter. His self-titled debut album Jake Bugg, some of which was co-written with songwriter Iain Archer, was released in October 2012 and reached number one on the UK Albums Chart. His second album, Shangri La, was released in November…

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Dragon Dance

image link cosmic miscreant, rude carapace embered essence, sandalwood face propelled missile, mystic cannon heaven’s myst there came a dragon. amber magnets fused libido writhing tendons stretched to and fro drunk from Amphictyonis’ flagon lust’s contorted dancing dragons threading clouds with golden linings no firewall could quench their pinings immolation poofed they blackened to ash…

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Coloring Club Plus — 7/8/19

Bonus pics.  A shot of the birthday basket my kids got me, with a close-up of the blossoms, AND I found that there is a tomato on the vine! OK, last night I listened to the 4th and final disc of the Brit Box, which I posted on here. Sleeper are an English rock band…

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#MM — Sunday Writing Prompt — Barking up the wrong tree (long)

“Field of Wild Flowers” Edwina was a city born and raised woman who had dreamed of a bucolic lifestyle ever since she read, “Charlotte’s Web” as a child. Whenever she was feeling stressed she would imagine herself on a small farm, raising a flock of chickens, milking dairy goats, making her own cheese, cultivating a…

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Coloring Club Plus — 7/7/19

I admit it, I was up late last night watching movies.  The first one was a mindbender, one giant spaced-out metaphor; a Memento-esque marathon that every person who has flirted with existentialism should see, called, “Under the Silver Lake.”  The other one was a series of romantic romp vignettes through Berlin, Germany, called, “Love in…

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