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?
A favorite quote:
"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: June 2012
Drivers, Passengers, and Walkers Pick Their Noses – Oh, My!
I have a great front porch, and I like to sit on it in the morning to drink coffee and then any time I take a break. The one thing I hate about sitting on my front porch is watching … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged drivers, eccentric, nose, passengers, picking, tissues, walk
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Create
Creating something is so exciting! I have written two children’s picture books. The print versions of the books will go live on amazon.com next week. I did the photography for the covers and for the picture pages.
Posted in Benjamin Boo Books, Literature
Tagged Benjamin Boo books, children, eBooks, photo, publish, toddler, unemployed, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Morning with Cat Stevens
I was looking through some drafts of posts that I had started and abandoned over the past months. I found one with music from Cat Stevens. My CatS even like listening to this song (get it — Cat Stevens, CatS … Continue reading
Commercial Shoot Today
I’ll be shooting another commercial today. It is for the State Health Department. My part will be shot in Guthrie which is about 45 minutes away, so it’s not a long drive. Hopefully, the final review (before printing the proof … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged actor, Benjamin Boo books, commercial, eBook, family, unemployed
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Random Eccentric Haiku
Just some thoughts in Haiku poetry form. Actually, Haiku poems primarily deal with nature and/or seasons. So the following could possibly be considered eccentric combinations of Haiku and Senryu. Twenty-four hour days I must spend some hours sleeping This is … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic
Tagged haiku, house, nature, poem, senryu, sleep, sun
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Close
2nd daughter singing 3rd grandchild to sleep at Grandawn’s house when he was a little baby. Close, even with the netting between them.
Posted in Family, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged baby, close, family, mother, photo, singing, sleep, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Chivalry Is Not Dead
My next door neighbor is a young man who has returned to Oklahoma State University to get his doctorate degree. He bought the house next door. He has been a good neighbor – (well, there was the time I had … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, House
Tagged chivalry, grass, house, lawnmower, neighbors
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Not the Father’s Day I Planned
I had planned to go to Texas to spend Father’s Day with my father, Ralph W. Cawthon. Instead, I spent this past week (the week before Father’s Day) in Texas burying him. I am back at home in Oklahoma today. … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family
Tagged aging, celebration, death, dementia, family, father, God, photo
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Goodbye, Daddy. . .
This morning my father, Ralph W. Cawthon, left his earthly body to be with Jesus. His passing was unexpected and quick. No more dementia. No more confusion. No more paranoia. No more difficulty getting around. I know he’s running and … Continue reading
Posted in Aging & Changing, Family
Tagged aging, Dad, death, dementia, family, harmonica, video
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Proof Is On The Way
This morning, I digitally reviewed the print copy of my first book, Benjamin Boo Real Super Hero. The actual, physical, book form proof copy should be in my hands next week! Getting my books into print is a much more … Continue reading
Posted in eBooks, Literature
Tagged Benjamin Boo, birth, books, eBook, photo, proof, publish, unemployed
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