I Don’t Know What To Tell You: grief week 8

Here is the awful, horrible truth of being the living one, left behind. I liked myself better when I was with Sam. It’s not just that we got along well, because we didn’t always. I got tired of his paranoia, his fights of faith and logic, and then there was always the miscommunications that go […]

I Don’t Know What To Tell You: Grief Week 8

There is a promise in the bible- a commandment with a promise– Honor thy father and thy mother that your days may be long upon the earth. I remember that phrase and the promise because I had always been a good daughter. I knew I would grow to be very old–because I’m a believer. What’s […]

I don’t know what to tell you: Grief Week 7

The Last Unicorn was not happy that the gift of morality made her the only unicorn to regret. Strangely, she didn’t regret the experience, or so she indicated. It made her special among creatures who were already special. She was glad to be that creature so the others did not have to be. When she […]

I don’t know what to tell you; week 6

When I remarried, I desperately wanted pictures enough to fill the empty space left behind by my late husbands death. I was scared that this new life, the new love would be snatched away like my old one had been. In addition, I thought that if I could fill picture frames and photo albums it […]

DUMBo: A Tim Burton Nightmare-Film Review

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That’s actually really good advice that has worked for Disney (the laziest studio in the West) in the past. Beauty and the Beast wasn’t tampered with much when they brought it to live action film. Jungle Book did fairly well. Even Alice In Wonderland (with Tim Burton directing) […]

I Don’t Know What To Tell You: Grief Week 5

One of the hardest things about losing a loved one, is the feeling of strangling, lingering grief and loss at, not only things you used to do together, but things you had planned to do together. Do you go ahead and do them alone? With someone else? Are the things you used to do together […]

Hill Country Spring 2019

The world seems to be going to shoot politically, but mother nature goes on. Here are some of my pictures from this weekend.