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Happy Friday! I’m very slowly getting my pictures of our trip up. This particular one was taken at Rancho Del Oso just north of Santa Cruz.
Tagged: California, mushroom, Photoblog, photography, Rancho Del Oso, Santa Cruz
I didn’t mention on my blog that I joined Facebook. I did! I am already stalking most of you who read this blog. But if I somehow didn’t track you down and you want to be Facebook friends you can find me here. My Sister-in-law tagged me on Facebook for this meme. I’ve done a “100 things about me” post a few years ago but that was a few years ago. Rules: Once you are tagged, you are supposed to write a note with 25 random things, facts, habits or goals about yourself. At the end, choose 25 people to tag. You have to tag the person that tagged you. Note: I will only tag those I know in Facebook and if I do…
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I’m back from Vacay! We had a fantastic time. I didn’t want to come back to cold, dreary Spokane. I really, really miss the Bay Area. You just can’t beat the weather there. I just wanted to touch bases. I’ll post more in the coming days.
I wanted to thank all of you for your very kind messages on my last post. You’re comments really helped me in may ways to be more positive about this daunting birthday. And I really, really appreciate the encouragement about my wanting to write. Thank you very much. I feel all warm and fuzzy now.
Tagged: pelicans, Photoblog, Santa Cruz, sunset, vacation
note: One of the things I am trying to do is write everyday. To make things easier for me I’m doing my daily writing here on my blog space. Most of these posts will be private, but some of them I think I will just go ahead and post. It’s all a bunch of rambling jibberish, but who knows. Maybe someone will like it Here I am again. I told myself I would write and, damn it, I’m gonna write. Everyday. I’ve been having really interesting dreams lately. I’ve already forgotten most of the dream from last night to write it down in a coherent fashion but it made me feel really nice. I think it was about love, and how important it is.…
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins This is the story of Katniss, a girl who lives in a future United States that is very different from what we know now. In the future the United States is divided up into numbered districts, with the Capitol being the ruling district. Each district is known for a service or product. For example, District 12, where Katniss lives, is known for mining. There is a kind of caste system attached to the districts, as well. District 12 is very poor, for example. At one time in the past (but still the future for us) the districts rose up against the Capital but failed in their attempt at revolution. The Capital came up with The Hunger Games to…
Tagged: Book reviews
