Monthly Archives: December 2020
Kulfi the Fat Cat
Kulfi the Fat Cat We could all use a happily ever after story. Even if it involves fat shaming a heavy gato.:-) ————– Provided to YouTube by The-Source Kulfi the Fat Cat · Ghizela Rowe · Kim Maerkl · Kim … Continue reading
No Fixes
No Fixes 3:42 AM Discouraging talk with my family practitioner yesterday. Although he wouldn’t admit it in so many words, no cure or fix exists for my chronic anxiety, nightmares, or insomnia. There never has been. All the medications and … Continue reading
Wonder Woman 1984 Review
Wonder Woman 1984 Review 7.5 out of 10 A good film. This is a romance and “hope conquers all” movie with action serving as a backdrop. It is not a normal follow on to a superhero movie. It is obviously … Continue reading
You, in Your Well-Lighted Sky
Yesterday at the original townsite of Tecopa, California. More at my Instagram site: https://www.instagram.com/tgfarley/?hl=en Caliban in the Coal Mines By Louis Untermeyer 1885- 1877 God, we don’t like to complain— We know that the mine is no lark— But—there’s … Continue reading
Merry Christmas or a Happy Chanukah!
Merry Christmas or a Happy Chanukah! Thanks for visiting my site this year. I hope you found something enjoyable. I’ll be in Quartzsite for the four days of the PowWow. Hope to see you there!
Why I am Not Staying Home
If I had more time I would write you a shorter letter. I can’t stay at home. I have to get out for my mental and physical health. You can follow my day trips on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tgfarley/ In March I … Continue reading
The Years by Sara Teasdale
More fine poetry from Teasdale. Another poem of hers is here. (internal link) In my youth, time seemed to begin anew when meeting someone new. The Years by Sara Teasdale (1884 – 1933) Read by Ghizela Rowe The Years To-night … Continue reading
Ballad of Trees and the Master by Sidney Lanier
This simple looking verse is actually quite elaborate in structure. As one critic put it, one might not understand a single word yet still be charmed by it. For more on this Civil War era poet, visit this site: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/sidney-lanier … Continue reading
Life Begins Where Thought Ends
Lost in thought is a common phrase while lost in no thought is not. We’ve all driven miles without thinking about the road we were on or the scenery we passed. Abruptly we come to, realizing that we were driving … Continue reading