Sunday, May 3, 2009
Loss, Gain
Spouse mourns his bicep, notes his wasted arm and vanished strength: "look- it's turned into a unicep."
One loses muscle but gains a striking new vocabulary.
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Spouse mourns his bicep, notes his wasted arm and vanished strength: "look- it's turned into a unicep."
One loses muscle but gains a striking new vocabulary.
Crumbs From the Corner: Adventures in Woolgathering
Spouse mourns his bicep, notes his wasted arm and vanished strength: "look- it's turned into a unicep."
One loses muscle but gains a striking new vocabulary.
The Who, the How and the Why:
Crumbs From The Corner is a collection of sketches on simplicity and humanity.
From my mother's kitchen table in Ireland to the historic mining towns of California and all the world in between, these are my adventures in woolgathering.
From my mother's kitchen table in Ireland to the historic mining towns of California and all the world in between, these are my adventures in woolgathering.
The Crumbs of Others
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3 comments:
Slow repeated movements with increasing sized dumbbells will increase the size once again. I continue to pump iron, but it stretches out the wrinkles temporarily these days. Best to both of you. Pappy
it is very nice to have you back in the writing world. Like the chocolate finger prints on the visor of your car, the ingredients for your contentment are all still there. It won't be long until the sadness is remote and joy is again what you touch every day.
Texican, I think Spouse will be trying those when he can. Right now he can't grip anything with his hand other than a thin piece of paper for a few seconds. I'm sure it will get better with time.
Beth, that's an incredibly kind and inspiring thing to say.
I worry about the happiness still being present- and about some sort of bitter element entering the stories. It would not be nice. I hope you are right!
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