This article caught me completely off guard at the very end. As a proud member of that Rich-Tone Front Row, it was thrilling to be acknowledged for our choreography. As the newer-generation Barbershoppers like to say, "This ain't your mama's barbershop."
Another Fine Mess You’ve Gotten Me Into, Loolie
Loolie makes me smile! Having friends like these is priceless!
So here I am, in the basement on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, ironing paper bags and tissue paper. I checked my list of ‘Wonderful Things to Do on a Holiday Weekend,’ and you know what?
This activity did not appear. Not even as the 159th entry. Thank you, Loolie.
She’s a madwoman, our Loolie. I have known her since we were both yea high–well, she was always just a yea bit high-er–and it’s always been the same. Loolie reads something or hears something and thinks, ‘Well that’s not right. We have to fix that!’
And suddenly there’s this whirlwind gusting through my life.
I say, “Oh, no, Loolie. Not this time. This time you are ON YOUR OWN! I am not going to [fill in the blank.] No way!”
But whirlwinds don’t just clear their own path, they suck in all kinds of things–and people—lying innocently tangential.
So…
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The dark side of living each day as if it were your last and the beauty of an avalanche
I found this post to be thought provoking. It really is the simple things in life that I enjoy most.
The dark side of living each day as if it were your last
I recently read someone’s Facebook post that had me laughing for a few minutes. This particular individual is quiet dark so most of their posts are dark, dark humor. Their post noted that if they were to indeed live each day as if it were their last, there would be lots of dead bodies lying around. It’s kind of funny. I mean, most people tell you to live each days as if it were your last in order to inspire you to greatness and to achieve greatness. Most would not ponder the darker side of telling you to live as if it were your last. Correct? Right?
Of course, in movies, those that are living their last day (either because they were poisoned and have only hours to live or they are from the future and…
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Photo 101 – Moment
Assignment-Our lives are made up of big events and tiny moments. Ultimately, life is fleeting, and oftentimes it’s these small moments we love to document. My friend and her daughter came to visit this past weekend. Hanging around young people helps me feel young. We enjoyed the beach, visiting Space Center Houston, watching movies and... Continue Reading →
Photo 101 – Color
Assignment - "...The colors in our photographs are evocative and rouse emotions within us. Color can elevate a mundane image into something intriguing and meaningful, and can tell a particular story within the frame…" There is a house in our neighborhood that is particularly intriguing. In a community of conservative bungalows, it looks like a... Continue Reading →
Photo 101 – Landmarks
The British pub across the street has been the backdrop for many photography sessions. We see couples frequently posing inside the classic, red, telephone booth, yet one of my favorite views is located behind the booth.
Photo 101 – Hello Weekend!
My weekend was spent mostly performing and traveling. I was thankful to spend the last hours of the weekend, outdoors, with my husband, walking our dog. The weather was perfect as you will see from my photos. Allow me to introduce you to my neighborhood.
The End of Life as We Know It
It's happening to most of my friends at this time in life. The children are leaving home and it's as if someone has died. In an instant, the once, revolving door becomes still. There's no chatter and laughter drifting downstairs. All of sudden you have way too much food and don't even know how to... Continue Reading →
Two Cents Tuesday Challenge: Dirty
The Two Cents Tuesday Challenge gives you a word on which to comment. Today's word is "Dirty". Go!
Living Over The Hill 