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Category Archives: Trips
A St. Patrick’s Day Tea
~ Happy St. Patrick’s Day ~
Posted in Food, Holidays, Ireland, Tea
Tagged Gilman Collamore tea cup and saucer, Royal Tara teapot, St. Patrick's Day, tea
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Photo Prompt
A picture, fragment of conversation, or emotion can suggest the theme or setting for a story or poem. Here’s a photo which might prompt you into scribbling a few odd sentences to work on later: Study the mood of the … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Washington, Writing, Writing Prompts
Tagged literature, Teaism, Washington DC, writing, writing prompts
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The Day We Were Striblings
A version of this poem was first published in Sotto Voce magazine in 2009. I wrote it after a visit to pick apples at Stribling Orchards: THE DAY WE WERE STRIBLINGS We were tigers in the orchard stripping shadows from the grass, … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Poetry, Virginia
Tagged apple picking, apples, Poetry, Stribling Orchards
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Purple Car of the Weekend
This Saturn was parked in the lovely Peninsula Town Center in Hampton, VA ready to deliver sandwiches from Jimmy John‘s:
Posted in Food, Virginia, Whimsy
Tagged Jimmy John's, purple, purple car, sandwiches, weekend
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From Apples to Apple Butter
FROM APPLES TO APPLE BUTTER Our large pot, the one that was your mother’s, my grandmother’s, bubbles with white apples and sugar, Ropes of green and red skins pile on the counter We hunch at the kitchen table words rising … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Shenandoah Mountains, Writing
Tagged apple butter, Apple Butter Festival, Poetry, Shenandoah National Park
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Twofer Tuesday – The Long and Winding Path
“The Road goes ever on and on down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, and I must follow, if I can, pursuing it with eager feet, until it joins some larger way where … Continue reading
Twofer Tuesday – The Door to Lewis Spring
Listen, real poetry doesn’t say anything; it just ticks off the possibilities. Opens all doors. You can walk through any one that suits you. ~Jim Morrison~ and I feel very adventurous. There are so many doors to be opened, and … Continue reading
Posted in Shenandoah Mountains, Twofer Tuesdays
Tagged doors, Elizabeth Taylor, Jim Morrison, Shenandoah National Park
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All Buttered Up
This past week, Skyland Resort hosted its annual Apple Butter Festival, and I was there! The weather was great, the crafts were lovely (bought some jewelry), and the crowd was large and full of every breed of dog. Entertainment was provided … Continue reading
Purple Car of the Weekend
Is it a pedal boat or a water car? Looks like a fun ride, in any case:
Posted in Natural Wonders, Photos, Virginia
Tagged Lake Accotink, pedal boats, purple, purple car, weekend
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