I sit, surrounded by the past, burning the midnight oil. I am enthralled and a bit gobsmacked.
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Fernie Flashback to Thursday Doors
It’s already tine for a flashback to Fernie. It’s such a cool town that I felt it deserved a moment.
Continue reading “Fernie Flashback to Thursday Doors”Treasured Heirlooms
I have been “quietly” in the background writing and researching away on family history and stories. A lot of the prompts from the #52ancestorsin52weeks haven’t appealed to me (or I’ve lacked time to do it justice), but this week’s “heirloom” certainly does.
Continue reading “Treasured Heirlooms”Pasties
There are times when the intuition gauge says “do this” and I am thankful that everyone agreed with my gut instinct.
Continue reading “Pasties”The flow of January
That was a total whirlwind from start to finish. Is it possible someone put those 31 days on fast forward?
Continue reading “The flow of January”Vague Prompt
It was a vague prompt, in my opinion, so I just ran with what seemed obvious to me.
Continue reading “Vague Prompt”Jerome
A desire for the open road and a unique look at geography and history meant a road trip away from Sedona.
Continue reading “Jerome”The window of origin
I could definitely write about windows. I’ve perhaps even muttered here about cleaning all 31 of them spring and fall (but oh how I love a clean window). I could find pictures galore of window or the view from windows, but I’m heading in a different direction.
Continue reading “The window of origin”Leave no trunk unopened
Sometimes, you find things you didn’t know you were looking for. The bonus of rabbit holes.
Continue reading “Leave no trunk unopened”Fiction Friday
I’ve started this post on a Friday, but the odds that I finish it today are slim. Although I didn’t read a lot so perhaps there is a chance.
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