Riddle of the Sphinx (in Oedipus Rex by Sophocles)
What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening?
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"Eccentricity saved my life. It became my life. I thank God for it." Dorothea in the play "Eleemosynary" by Lee Blessing-
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
“crativity conts moor then gramer?” -aka- Creativity Counts More Than Grammar?
dose spallng gramer citpialsashun puncktashum cant? i thank crativity conts moor, Weather i right evurthng jest write fore reders shuld not be enfloouns if there injoyng the blog! Okay, maybe that was a little over-the-top. I am kind of obsessed … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Literature
Tagged blogs, composition, creative, grammar, punctuation, spelling, writing
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Summer
I took this photograph of 1st daughter on a visit to the Florida Keys many, many years ago before we had digital cameras. So it has been scanned into my computer and is not as good in quality. But, this … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged beach, family, fun, summer, sun, water, waves, Weekly Photo Challenge
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2nd “Benjamin Boo” Book In Kindle Store
I have been working, working, working, and I have now published the second “Benjamin Boo” book. The book is at the Kindle Store on Amazon.com. The title is “Benjamin Boo and the Cranky Crocodile.” Can a crocodile really be nice? … Continue reading
Posted in eBooks, Literature
Tagged amazon, Benjamin Boo, children, eBook, Kindle, photo, publish, review, unemployed
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Remember and Give Thanks
Today is a special day to remember those who have given their lives for the freedoms we enjoy. So many times, we take those freedoms for granted. Especially today, remember and give thanks.
Posted in Aging & Changing
Tagged freedom, Memorial Day, New York City, soldiers, Statue of Liberty, thanks
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Be Happy for Me
Be happy for me When I am able to pull myself out of bed Even though my world is crashing down around me. Be happy for me When I can hope for a job Even though the school year … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Poems
Tagged aging, brain, eBook, Kindle, poem, publish, unemployed, work, writing
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I’ve Published a Children’s eBook
Benjamin Boo wants to be a Super Hero. But Benjamin Boo has problems. He can’t do anything that a Super Hero can do. In this little picture book, Benjamin Boo gets help from his friend, Ernie Elephant, to find out what it means to be a Real Super Hero. Continue reading
Posted in eBooks, Literature
Tagged amazon.com, Benjamin Boo, children, eBook, Kindle, photo, publish, review, unemployed
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Creative Threads
For such a long time – day in and day out The brain has been stagnant with rot. Too many decisions, too much stressful life Ties creative threads in a knot. Then comes an event that threatens to … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Poems
Tagged aging, creative, God, poem, pray, publish, thread, unemployed
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Hands
Loving hands of Mommy and Daddy for newborn (3rd grandchild born 2008). Mommy: Daddy: Daddy’s Loving Hands helping Mommy during labor:
Posted in Family, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged family, hands, labor, newborn, photo, pregnancy, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Interview Tie – FunFauxFoto©
Posted in FunFauxFoto©
Tagged cartoon, fun, FunFauxFoto, interview, photo, tie, unemployed
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Sinking
Another door closed The trail is blocked and futile The path is quicksand It sucks her down To struggle is useless She knows But still she resists the urge to surrender –Dawn Cawthon Behrens