shhhh: 309/365

shhhh: 309/365

It was February of 1965. I was seven. My parents and I, and two of my sisters, had just piled into the station wagon that was parked in front of the church in Russellville, Kentucky, after my grandfather’s funeral. I was climbing over the seat into the way...
MIA: 307/365

MIA: 307/365

I used to be a button collector. For one Christmas, I received a button-making machine. See that Davy Jones button? I made it. (Please excuse the Republican propaganda–I was young and heavily influenced by my parents.) ~  365 true things about me why this daily...
peace for paris: 306/365

peace for paris: 306/365

I’m so sad about what happened in Paris. 129 people dead and 350 wounded. 129 people whose lives were cut short and who will be missed by the ones still here. What the terrorists have yet to figure out is that each time they strike, they make the rest of us...
stormy: 305/365

stormy: 305/365

When I was little, I was so scared of rain. I used to hide in the back of our coat closet at the first drop. Now I love rain, wind, storms. I’d rather have a gray day than a sunny one. ~  365 true things about me why this daily...
sunrise: 302/365

sunrise: 302/365

This slideshow requires JavaScript. I woke up with the sun today. My alarm was set to wake me at 6:15 with “Here Comes the Sun,” but a squawking seagull beat it out by a few minutes. Sunrise was set for 6:24 on this lovely gray November day. As it turns...
dues: 301/365

dues: 301/365

I’m still paying my State Bar dues (as inactive) so I won’t have to take the bar exam again on the off chance I might ever need to practice law. And it would only be a case of need. I never loved practicing law. I was good at it but never passionate about...
part of me: 300/365

part of me: 300/365

Another milestone in this daily practice–number 300. And a personal milestone too. I figured out something that’s been troubling me since I was eighteen. I had the idea that if something were real, it would last. That if something were real, I would stay...