(Reflections inspired by my latest experiment in photography) And when you've traveled so far down this road You'll never find your way back home And when you've run so long You don't remember what it is you're running from Stop chasing empty dreams And find beauty where you are Because it's only where you are that matters... Continue Reading →
In honor of last weekend's National Single's Awareness Day, Emily says it best. If you were coming in the fall,I'd brush the summer by With half a smile and half a spurn, As housewives do a fly. If I could see you in a year, I'd wind the months in balls, And put them each... Continue Reading →
Several years ago, I lived right down the road from a Border’s bookstore. The entire chain has since gone out of business, but for a couple of years, Border’s was my church of sorts. In my young twenties, I didn’t own a car, but lived in a pedestrian-friendly master-planned community. We had beautiful biking trails... Continue Reading →
I don't really have a home. I mean, I do, but I mainly live in a number of different places for intermittent spurts of time. Right now, I am on a six month stay in an art house of sorts. After this, I have no idea where I am going. This is fine, I have... Continue Reading →
About a year and a half ago, when I was fairly new to my blogging life, I wrote a post called, My Life As A Writer. I talked about my creative process and largely relied on my experience writing my new blog and still unpublished novel. My work has grown tremendously since then, and I read... Continue Reading →
My life revolves around Wi-Fi. I wish it weren't so, but alas this is the sad truth. I like to think it is the curse of the modern writer. That I am a success story in the making. Anything other than a truth I cannot shake--I spend way too much time on my computer. When... Continue Reading →
