Monthly Archives: December 2011
Into the Vortex – 100 Word Flash Fiction
Traxin applied more pressure to the steering column as the ship’s vibration increased to an incessant shuddering which made his gray head rattle on the end of his long ringed neck.
Winter Driving Tips from a Wild Rider!
I love winter driving, especially in snowstorms! The snow makes beautiful patterns as it streaks across the windshield and the challenge of keeping the car on the road gets my adrenaline pumping similar to skiing down a mountain. I learned … Continue reading
What’s Up with Susie?
As I perused today’s newspaper, it occurred to me that I have one of the most cliché names for Christmas. According to Wikipedia, “A cliché or cliche is an expression, idea, or element of an artistic work which has been overused to the point of losing … Continue reading
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Cutting Up at Christmas
One of my favorite holiday traditions is illustrating a family Christmas card. Over the years it has often included skiing and snowboarding off cliffs and roof tops. Some represented traditional themes like baking cookies together as a family and others … Continue reading
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If You Tried to Find Today’s Post – Here is the Link
Here is the link to today’s blog, How Patsy Ramsey Ruined My Life! It’s a true story and I hope you will stop by for a giggle.
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A Christmas Tail
Our Bichon Frise, Avalanche, had not been well for months. Her incessantly wagging tail now lay motionless on the floor. I took our eleven-year-old dog to a compassionate veterinarian who diagnosed her with malignant tumors. “You’ll know when it’s time,” … Continue reading
