Monthly Archives: April 2018
ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING: WATERMEN’S STORY SWAP 2018
Another GREAT Story
On April 20th, 2018, the Queen Anne’s County Waterman Association and Grasonville VFW Post 7465 hosted a Waterman’s Story Swap, an event designed to celebrate the history and cultural heritage of the men of the Chesapeake Bay.
The audience awaits the beginning of the Story Swap.
Harry Davidson & Shea Springer opened the show.
HARRY DAVIDSON is a native Kent Island Eastern Shoreman, a waterman, and an ecological activist, with a great interest in saving the menhaden fish, a critical link in the Chesapeake Bay food chain. Harry’s music captures the essence of his love for the bay and the lives of watermen, and the songs on his CD, Songs of the Chesapeake Bay, tell the waterman’s story through that music.
SHEA SPRINGER downplays his role in Harry’s work, but Shea is a talented and soulful musician, and I know how much Harry appreciates him. Shea is the owner-operator…
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MANY OF “MY REGULARS” HAVE STOPPED
Many I follow have stopped,
Or am I just being dropped…
Am I too much a pest
As some might suggest,
Or another platform they’ll adopt?
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–Jonathan Caswell
Wordless Wednesday
A Story about Steampunk Sky Pirates? Yes please!
James Harringtons Creative Work
Saw this while browsing the wordpress pages. It’s a pretty good read!
Having read another bloggers serial fantasy story (in collaboration with someone else) it’s inspired me to have a go at writing my own fantasy story. My main objective is to have fun writing it. Some of the names I’ll be using such as Tigreralat, Larantel, or Salané are old names for me. They are […]
Pathway to paradise
Perspectives on Life, the Universe and Everything
Today was the day
when all was supposed
soon to be disposed,
worldly belongings
worries, longings,
deep slumber
is just so near,
eternal rest
with certain fears
of unknown,
insidious, grown,
scares, multilayers,
do not spare
raw nerves,
notice has been served
it is time,
sleep now
wake up to
reality new
after the end,
soul renews
seeing on the other end
long lost relations, friends,
smiling, waving,
reassuring
beautiful green,
doorway alluring,
pathway near,
cross without fear
spilling emotions,
unable to bear,
home forever,
uncontrollably cry
a beloved’s kiss,
wipes tears dry
Sandwiches – The American Quick Fix!
Miss Back In The Day USA (An AmericaOnCoffee Blog)
The Story of the Sandwich
http://www.gawker.com. (“Big sandwiches are trendy.”)
Would you believe that Americans eat more than 300 million sandwiches a day? That’s right, every day we consume about as many sandwiches as we have people to eat them. And why not?
The sandwich might be the perfect food: portable, open to any interpretation and as simple or as elaborate as the mood permits.
http://www.pbs.org (toasted. triple deck ham sandwich with mayo and lettuce)
The sandwich has a long history, but it hasn’t always been as embraced in America as it is now. It’s hard to imagine, but the sandwich was once thought of as a symbol of a colonial past that most patriotic Americans wanted to forget.
Smithsonian.com (toasted grilled ham and cheese with egg and chiles)
The sandwich as we know it was popularized in England in 1762 by John Montagu, the 4th Earl…
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BLACK & WHITE OLD AIRPLANES – Marilyn Armstrong
SERENDIPITY: SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH
BLACK & WHITE SUNDAY: TRACES OF THE PAST Y4-04
From Paula:
This is the only Black & White Sunday this month, and I decided that it should be Traces of the Past (the recurrent photo challenge on this blog). Here is one of the most beautiful landmarks of Northumberland – the famous Bamburgh Castle. The day I took this photo it glistened nicely in late, golden sunlight, but for this opportunity I decided to show it in silvery tones i.e. in black and white.
she bleeds poetry
she bleeds poetry
.
Her words are oxygen
filling my lungs with love.
Intoxicated by her verses
my head rests on metaphors.
Finding solace in each stanza
her writing inspires me.
My muse doesn’t write poems
she bleeds poetry.
FAIRY FASHION FANCIES!
Janel Mithani drew,
and painted a fairy review….
Flowing dresses
With no bustle stresses,
Crenillin and magic will do!
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Most are in soft pastels,
For fairies don’t stay among themselves…
Thus if seem
They’ll be fashionable dreams,
In designs visible by Janell!
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Light fabrics so rare,
Fairies float lighter than air…
Fairy wings
Glisten in these things,
And sprites show an appreciative stare!
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–Jonathan Caswell
A fairy fashion poem!!