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If You Were a Saint, Where Would Your Face Show Up? By Tina Kelley
Pareidolia —/pærɪˈdoʊliə/) is a psychological phenomenon involving a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being perceived as significant. “If it makes them pray, that’s OK,” said Rev. Father John Straathof,…
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Poem: Lucky For Us (by Mitch Sisskind)
Lucky for us she's always love to get naked! Watching her jog by canal, she gets butt naked, Runs around, also giving peeks while stretching, All the while people jogging by! Home, she picks…
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A Tuesday Treat (by Laura Orem)
I'm feeling a little under the weather this week, so in lieu of writing a post, I'm going to share this clip with you. It's from the 1943 film Stormy Weather, and it features…
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Holiday Greetings from Sarah, Glenn, Linnaea and Baby Jordy! by Tina Kelley
I've always wanted to write a real-life holiday letter. No embellishments. Life as it is lived. But what would the neighbors say? Well we hope this year has been full of new insights and…
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“Thanks, Joe” [by John Tranter]
John and Lyn Tranter are spending the week in New York City. In addition to being one of Australia's leading poets, John has edited Jacket, the superb on-line magazine, for a record number of…
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Things That Have Changed Since Dad Died [by Tina Kelley]
Our neighbors cut down their big white pine, the one the kids made a lair with when the snow was particularly heavy. So if you’d drive up the street you’d look at our house…
