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  • How the Talon story and series came to life (Guest Post)…

    Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog: After surviving a deadly disease and couldn’t go to work any longer, I wanted to be an author, to do something with my life and to leave something behind. The thought came, since I love birds, to write a story about a big bird and…

  • A Tiny Pepper Win!

    Originally posted on Behind the Willows: I spent the month of November as a tiny pepper. Not only posting on my own blog everyday but doing my best to read other peppers’ posts, commenting, liking and sharing the love on twitter. I was worried when I started that perhaps it would take some of the…

  • Spent Flowers

    Originally posted on Zen and the Art of Tightrope Walking: Spent Flowers We do not love spent flowers; The ones crinkled at the edges, The drooping, dropping petals, The browning, wrinkled blooms That dry and die on the stem, Wizened mummies of their Former pristine freshness. We prize the swelling buds, Perfect packages of potential,…

  • Colorado Snow Art

    Colorado Snow Art

    stunning photographs!

  • Transient

    Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post

  • The Centre Of The Island

    The Centre Of The Island

    brilliant twist at the end!

  • Relocating myself

    Relocating myself

    Originally posted on MiddleMe: I wanted to share this topic for a very long time even longer than MiddleMe was set up because I had so many people asking me why I chose to move away when I have everything. To give you the context: I was doing extremely well at work, I have a…

  • Goliath

  • Words You’ve Never Liked

    Words You’ve Never Liked

  • Pheasant feathers

    Originally posted on Behind the Willows: Close up they are a magnificent riot of color. You’d think these birds would stand out like a sore thumb in a field of wheat stubble. But, with a subtle turn and a duck of the head, they all but vanish! Taken on a super blustery day one bird…

  • How the Talon story and series came to life (Guest Post)…

    Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog: After surviving a deadly disease and couldn’t go to work any longer, I wanted to be an author, to do something with my life and to leave something behind. The thought came, since I love birds, to write a story about a big bird and…

  • A Tiny Pepper Win!

    Originally posted on Behind the Willows: I spent the month of November as a tiny pepper. Not only posting on my own blog everyday but doing my best to read other peppers’ posts, commenting, liking and sharing the love on twitter. I was worried when I started that perhaps it would take some of the…

  • Spent Flowers

    Originally posted on Zen and the Art of Tightrope Walking: Spent Flowers We do not love spent flowers; The ones crinkled at the edges, The drooping, dropping petals, The browning, wrinkled blooms That dry and die on the stem, Wizened mummies of their Former pristine freshness. We prize the swelling buds, Perfect packages of potential,…

  • Colorado Snow Art

    Colorado Snow Art

    stunning photographs!

  • Transient

    Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post

  • The Centre Of The Island

    The Centre Of The Island

    brilliant twist at the end!

  • Relocating myself

    Relocating myself

    Originally posted on MiddleMe: I wanted to share this topic for a very long time even longer than MiddleMe was set up because I had so many people asking me why I chose to move away when I have everything. To give you the context: I was doing extremely well at work, I have a…

  • Goliath

  • Words You’ve Never Liked

    Words You’ve Never Liked

  • Pheasant feathers

    Originally posted on Behind the Willows: Close up they are a magnificent riot of color. You’d think these birds would stand out like a sore thumb in a field of wheat stubble. But, with a subtle turn and a duck of the head, they all but vanish! Taken on a super blustery day one bird…