Monthly Archives: December 2008

On their own, none of these thoughts add up to a blog post. Even as a collection, they are sorely lacking. It’s all I’ve got right now. It’s obvious my daughter is as happy to be home as we are … Continue reading →

Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24 by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra is one of my favorite Christmas songs. When the hectic hurry up and get it done insanity of holiday preparations has taken its toll and left throbbing aches in your head and back … Continue reading →

After five long months of studying abroad, my daughter returned home today. Sometimes words are profoundly inadequate.

Yes, I have been writing. Mostly I’ve been adding and deleting bits here and there. Not writing huge entire scenes, because lately I can’t concentrate to save my life (concentrate, hell, I can barely manage to dress myself and get … Continue reading →

I subscribe to The Writer’s Almanac daily newsletter and every morning in my inbox there is an interesting and informative email containing “Poems, prose and literary history from Garrison Keillor.” [Thank you, Merry, for sending an email that contained a … Continue reading →