Boo!
tl;dr!? Happy Halloween! On Sunday, October 27 between 1 and 4 PM in the afternoon, I was visited by all manner of ghosts, goblins, Spider-Mans, Super-Mans, a dinosaur, beautiful princesses and their kin in attendance. It was a...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | Oct 28, 2019 | Childhood, Observations, Politics | 0 |
tl;dr!? Happy Halloween! On Sunday, October 27 between 1 and 4 PM in the afternoon, I was visited by all manner of ghosts, goblins, Spider-Mans, Super-Mans, a dinosaur, beautiful princesses and their kin in attendance. It was a...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | May 25, 2018 | Childhood, It's just old age sneaking up. | 2 |
Me, a child looking at some green salady thing Mom was dishing up: “What’s this?” Mom: Rocket. Mom goes on to explain she found it growing wild between the garden and the cornfield and washed up, it will be...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | Sep 26, 2017 | Childhood, Observations, Politics | 2 |
Credit where credit is due.  My father loved the phrase “sundry assortment” with its embedded redundancy. An assorted assortment with its, oh, I don’t know, je ne sais quoi quality to it.  This post feels like...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | Sep 11, 2017 | Blogging, Childhood, Observations, Politics, Women's Rights | 0 |
Here’s a sundry assortment of snapshot thoughts taken over the last week. Enjoy! Or not. Where I was on 2001.09.11. The radio announced the plane hitting the first World Trade Center tower on the drive to drop my...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | May 25, 2017 | Childhood, Looking toward the future! | 0 |
Ah! Finally a post on something other than politics. Recently I tripped across an article on a new small output, small wind turbine whose design is meant to resemble a tree! And so I was thrown back down memory lane to the set...
Read Moreby VivaEscritora | Mar 13, 2017 | Childhood, Politics | 1 |
As a child raised in Wisconsin farm country, I tip-toed past the pasture of a working farm where a snorting bull complete with a ring in his nose, a short tether and fire in his belly would pound the ground if he caught wind of...
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