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Big Stick – FunFauxFoto©
Theodore Roosevelt said, “Speak softly and carry a big stick; you’ll go far.” But I think I need a different stick. Continue reading
Posted in FunFauxFoto©
Tagged big stick, carry, cartoon, fun, FunFauxFoto©, photo, speak softly, Theodore Roosevelt
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The Doctor Sent Her Away
“The Doctor won’t even see her,” my sister said. What? Major infection is in her arm – the arm where she had the surgery! “That’s why they won’t help her at the clinic – because it’s associated with the surgery. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Poems
Tagged doctor, emergency room, God, infection, oath, poetry, surgeon
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The Poet and the Reader
The poet writes the tune she hears Within her heart and head. The sound perceived by reader’s soul May track a different thread. The poet sings of moon and stars That bring new life to love. The reader … Continue reading
I Love You, Daddy!
This is my Daddy playing the harmonica – or “mouth organ” (Oooops! Other people call it a “mouth organ”) “french harp” as he calls it. He has played the harmonica ever since I can remember. “Have I Told You Lately … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged Daddy, Father's Day, harmonica, Have I Told You Lately That I Love You, love, mouth organ, music
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Glasses? – FunFauxFoto©
FunFauxFoto – Now. . . What did I do with my glasses? Continue reading
A Snake Did It!
Then the afternoon newspaper came, and I saw the headline – “Snake causes power outage.” What?!? As it turns out, a snake slithered into a substation transformer and caused a two-hour power outage for over 4,000 customers. Oh, my goodness! Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged brown treesnake, electricity, lightning, power outage
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Flooding in Oklahoma City? Crazy!
Yesterday was a crazy day in Oklahoma City. I live north of there now, but I lived there for many years and am very involved in the goings-on there. So much rain fell in such a short time that Oklahoma … Continue reading
Cat’s Foot Fetish
My boy cat, Mister Whiskers, has a foot fetish. He loves feet. If anyone stops for even just a minute – whether standing or sitting – he gravitates to the feet and takes possession of them. I even have a … Continue reading
Dandruff Shampoo – FunFauxFoto©
FunFauxFoto – I think my new dandruff shampoo is really working! Don’t you? Continue reading
Posted in FunFauxFoto©
Tagged cartoon, coffee creamer, cup, dandruff, fun, FunFauxFoto©, photo, shampoo
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Is Emily Dickinson’s Bird a Chicken?
Poetry – I love it! I love reading it. I love listening to it. I love absorbing it. I love analyzing it. I love writing it. I love reading (and hearing) other people’s interpretations of it. I read many essays … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Songs Come to Mind
Tagged analysis, bird, chicken, Emily Dickinson, Hope is the Thing, music, poetry, Trailer Bride
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