Truth (again): It’s almost 4:00 on a Sunday, and first I slept in until 10, and then I’ve had my nose in books all day. My brain is all full up on all kinds of things, to say the least. But I shall spare you more pictures of dogs (lest you think the husky is…
Angela Giles Klocke » Southern Colorado Writer & Photographer
Tag Archives: writing-Maya Angelou One of my very favorite things is to watch young artists develop their talents and grow. I love showcasing their work and talking about them (bragging, really). I’ve shared some of my eldest son’s writing before, and recently my daughter’s poetry. (I’m waiting to see where my middle child’s artistic interests are.) I… Today I am writing not as some Bible scholar (Lord knows I’m not, no pun intended), but as someone who has read the Bible cover to cover a couple of times, someone who is still struggling to understand much of what I have read, how I’ve read it, and how I’m still reading it. I… 1 – I never name inanimate objects, since I usually forget their name anyway, but I did name my Kindle: Flufflesquizz! The husband said because of this, I’m not allowed to name our future RV. 2 – We’ve grown too dependent on emoticons, and because of such, if a person doesn’t include eleventy-katrillion smiley faces… Eh. The thing is, I love poetry. I just don’t have a great history of writing it in a way that makes people go, “Ooooooh, poetry!” Usually, it’s more like, “Thank you for sharing.” Yeah. Every once in a while, I think I write something in a blog post or my book(s) that sounds poetic,… First of all, I love a new day. I love the whole chance to begin again, to wipe the TO DO LIST clean, to be completely (hopefully) refreshed. A new month can often do the same. But a new year? Totally the bomb! Normally, though, I am anxious for a new year because the previous… When you have a million things on your mind – ideas, plans, thoughts, scriptures, menus, budgets, etc. – it’s funny how it all boils down to feeling like you have nothing to say. I mean, I obviously have something to say, but I’m not sure it falls into a neat little package. Does it ever?… In 2008, I started my educational journey at the local community college. I went in without a clue. I signed up for a business degree. A business degree? Oh, that’s funny! It is so far away from anything I’d really want to do that I was more scared than excited. By the end of the… |
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