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Category Archives: REALITY
REALITY?: Social Behavior
Or maybe that’s misbehavior. I can’t keep my feelings to myself about that Lowe’s commercial that’s currently running. It’s for wall paint. And the reason you need it? "Christopher," the father says, standing in the doorway of his maybe 7 … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: String Theory and Such
I’m not sure why, but I’ve been wanting to have some very basic understanding of string theory, even though I realize I cannot possibly grasp more than the very simplest of its concept. It’s just one of those things that … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY: Cranky
It’s hot, the big a/c unit that my husband insisted on taking out last fall is, as I suspected would happen, not put back in yet. I’m just not strong enough anymore to help him. Really, I used to pull … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY & WRITING: Peaceful Co-existence
The practical creeps in with the day to assume its rightful place accorded by its need. Phones cannot remain unanswered, growling stomachs cannot go unfilled, money must be earned to pay for food and shelter. But between the hours, time … Continue reading Continue reading
REALITY & WRITING & NEW MEDIA: The Weirdness Grows
I realize that with job applications out I should be more intellectual–if not just plain cautious–in my postings, but you know, you just can’t stop the flow sometimes. Note to potential employers: Please go directly to the Literature Category without … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY: Images of Place
Okay, it’s obvious that the mood of today is a strange one with glimpses of projection and awe at the possibilities. Thinking of a place back in time that I visited yesterday–my childhood home. A bit different, with furniture topsy … Continue reading Continue reading
NEW MEDIA & REALITY: Magical Realism
Meant, after last night’s dream, to finish up the main thrust of the prior posting. To compare the odd abilities for magical transformations occurring within a setting of reality in our dreams. Inspired by a dream and the potential of … Continue reading Continue reading
NEW MEDIA & REALITY: Similarities
After just two hours of sleep, I wake from dreaming, not a frightening nightmare, but a scenario that bothers me because I know its basis is somewhere in reality. Enhanced by magical realism, where a three story building becomes so … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Rhythm
Thinking today of my nephew and his upcoming wedding next month. Unfortunately, I won’t be able to see him marry his most lovely lady because of the situation hanging over my head with his mother. But I remember dancing with … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING & REALITY: Evocative
Strange what sets off memories, what starts one crying. Out of the blue, Emmylou (Western Wall – The Tucson Sessions): 1917 – Lyrics by David Olney The strange young man who comes to me/ A soldier on a three-day spree/ … Continue reading Continue reading
WRITING & REALITY?: Food as Metaphor
Did a workshop critique on my story "Gazpacho" last night, and some thoughts occurred to me, some things came out that even caught me unawares. While two pages of the story had been written nearly a year ago, I sort … Continue reading Continue reading
REALIIY?: Thoughtlessness
I’m sorry, but I find it incredibly thoughtless of a neighbor to have housepainters come in on a holiday and while they’re not running machinery, have the radio going all day. I don’t get much time to just sit out … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology