As our side of the moon
fades into the dark sky
I often wonder
what the people
on the other side see
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Sunday, July 28, 2013
Half Moon
savages once made up stories
about the sungods eating the moon
and crafting a new one
to take its place
i guess when you dont know the answer
you make up one to fit
whether its about a half moon
or a half memory that won't go away
about the sungods eating the moon
and crafting a new one
to take its place
i guess when you dont know the answer
you make up one to fit
whether its about a half moon
or a half memory that won't go away
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Today we had company and lived (6WS)
They brought the dog, they brought the baby (who is now walking), we had lunch, we went for a walk, we discussed deep throaty matters, and they went home.
I"m exhausted. Either we have to do this more often, or never again. =)
Tomorrow, it will have been fun. Right now it's just over.
I"m exhausted. Either we have to do this more often, or never again. =)
Tomorrow, it will have been fun. Right now it's just over.
Friday, July 26, 2013
Three Quarter Moon
I f you knew just where to stand
between the sun and the moon
at the right horizon
on top of a very tall mountain
you could make shadow puppets
against the biggest blank wall
in the universe
between the sun and the moon
at the right horizon
on top of a very tall mountain
you could make shadow puppets
against the biggest blank wall
in the universe
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
Go, turkeys, go
this was the day they learned how to Cross a Road safely
They have also invaded my garden, wiping out an entire generation of slugs and icky beetles in one pass, 19 little Hoovers, bless 'em.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Friday, July 19, 2013
Small things are sometimes the best
Finally found a temp. conversion chart that does not require a degree in math or the ability to remember 6 difficult things about fractions. Plug in the number, and you have the temperature in many many forms. Possibly more than you ever wanted.
http://www.temperatureconversion.us/
>>>>it's also in the interactive list ovah theyah >>>>
and welcome to Melissa and Mary, ty for joining
http://www.temperatureconversion.us/
>>>>it's also in the interactive list ovah theyah >>>>
and welcome to Melissa and Mary, ty for joining
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Low whiney sounds
After spending several days with reading glasses and tweezers trying to manipulate a memory chip that could hide under a broken cornflake, I am convinced that miniaturization really has a bottom line; and for me, this may be it.
"Just because we can" is no longer an acceptable excuse when you realize dropping one of these things on a pile rug means the next entity to find it could the the vacuum or, god forbid, the dog.
Yes, yes, these chips can hold the entire Library of Congress and all the music ever recorded and barely make a presence on the chip, but if the dog sees it as a yummy new edible, it really wont matter, will it.
(deep despairing sigh)
"Just because we can" is no longer an acceptable excuse when you realize dropping one of these things on a pile rug means the next entity to find it could the the vacuum or, god forbid, the dog.
Yes, yes, these chips can hold the entire Library of Congress and all the music ever recorded and barely make a presence on the chip, but if the dog sees it as a yummy new edible, it really wont matter, will it.
(deep despairing sigh)
Saturday, July 13, 2013
Change is good yes it is (6WS)
Kicking and screaming I have been dragged into the century of Google Chrome. It has not been pretty. Some things work, some things elude me, some things I would like to take a three pound hammer to.
As with all things Google, it likes to direct traffic whether the traffic wants to go there or not. I woke up this morning to find half the icons on my desktop had been changed to Google icons. Mine, it gurgles, all mine.
By nature I dislike change. Adopteds have that problem (considering the traumatic goings on at the beginning, all out of their control) for their entire lives, to one extreme or the other. Some of us dislike leaving (home, friends, changing schools), some dislike being left behind, no matter how innocent the intent. So when change is forced on us by outside sources it becomes doubly difficult to handle. Lotta whining and moaning.
A little voice keeps saying, "It shouldn't be this hard' and another little voice just sniggers.
As with all things Google, it likes to direct traffic whether the traffic wants to go there or not. I woke up this morning to find half the icons on my desktop had been changed to Google icons. Mine, it gurgles, all mine.
By nature I dislike change. Adopteds have that problem (considering the traumatic goings on at the beginning, all out of their control) for their entire lives, to one extreme or the other. Some of us dislike leaving (home, friends, changing schools), some dislike being left behind, no matter how innocent the intent. So when change is forced on us by outside sources it becomes doubly difficult to handle. Lotta whining and moaning.
A little voice keeps saying, "It shouldn't be this hard' and another little voice just sniggers.
Friday, July 12, 2013
well this has been an adventure
I'm getting a tad weary of google chrome, and golly it's only been with us for fifteen minutes...however it looks like I may live. This has not been fun. Working in Google has always been like walking a narrow tightrope over quicksand, and this was no exception.
this may be my last post on this blog since i am unable to use the post box and i am getting a runaround from Google about it
however this seems to be working at the moment if I overflow the title box.
Stay tuned this just got interesting.
Stay tuned this just got interesting.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Sometimes It Just Sneaks Up Quietly (6WS)
This morning I realized it wasn't Friday the 5th, but omg Saturday the 6th, and then I remembered why that sounded so familiar. Ahhh. it's our 45th anniversary. Rarely do I remember the date, since I have always been a bit vague on 'was it the 6th or the 8th" and get really funny looks from the mister when I ask.
But eventually one of us remembers, which is nice, and then he says 'im sorry I forgot" and I say, "it's okay, I did too" and it really is okay. In a way, at least for us, it isn't the event itself that looms, its the fact that we're still here to appreciate it.
45 years. wow. Me too.
But eventually one of us remembers, which is nice, and then he says 'im sorry I forgot" and I say, "it's okay, I did too" and it really is okay. In a way, at least for us, it isn't the event itself that looms, its the fact that we're still here to appreciate it.
45 years. wow. Me too.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Lord of the Woodpile
This is my damn woodpile, you get that? I found it, I claimed it, I OWN it. Anyone got a problem with that? GOOD.
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