Welp, I missed May's PBC because....well...it was May-hem at our house. But I'm back this month for PJ's June prompt of Be Present. Being present is so very important in a world that is obsessed with screens and other distractions that take away focus on the here and now. From parents having their noses in … Continue reading June Photo Challenge: Be Present
My Velcro Dog
Do you have a Velcro Dog? I do. His name is Cabo and he's an eight-year-old doodle dog. We brought him to his forever home eight years ago today, the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, 2017. I've written many a post on this fur baby. He's the first doodle I've had and this doesn't come … Continue reading My Velcro Dog
April Photo Challenge: Sidewalks and Roads
PJ'S April theme was Sidewalks and Roads. Our neighborhood doesn't have sidewalks and there's nothing super special about our roads. So, I chose a non-traditional interpretation of the prompt. Do you remember these lines from Back to the Future? Marty McFly: Hey, Doc, we better back up. We don't have enough road to get up … Continue reading April Photo Challenge: Sidewalks and Roads
Shift in attitudes
When did our culture adopt an Assassination Mentality? Assassinations used to be reserved for the worst of the worst humans and an action never taken flippantly. Now, more and more people are embracing violent rhetoric both online and in person. What does it say for us as a culture when people think it's okay to … Continue reading Shift in attitudes
March Photo Challenge: Twelve
So, here I am again, late to the Linky party for PJ's Photo Challenge. March's prompt was Twelve...for the number of years he's hosted this blogging prompt. Open to interpretation, as always, mine may stretch the limits of what is expected. But, that's okay as we need more people to think outside the box. Twelve … Continue reading March Photo Challenge: Twelve
Peripheral Perceptions 