I'm always looking and always finding something new on our blogrolls.
In My Shoes
Maybe we should all have her caveat on our site:
"I reserve the right to publish anything that you write to me on this site... so make it something good."
I love it when school teachers write. They have all the i's and t's perfectly crossed and dotted. And then they describe a gray day and you want to curl up with them.
"I sit here looking out into the backyard through the double glass door. The yard slopes downward, so I am really looking into the woods on the other side of the creek. The leaves are gone, except those from a few trees that hold their brown leaves until the spring. The rain has stopped, but the day is windy and overcast. The wind picks up leaves and swirls them around, blowing them back over the places I have already raked."
I have nothing but love for her writing. She has created ageless writings; something well all can relate too.
"The time has come to bid farewell to The Bartender. We have arranged to meet in the evening and we both know what is to come. In spite of that our passions run wild. The first kiss is nearly blinding and we are off to the races. A brief break is taken for a bit of sustenance and then back to the bedroom. He asks me why he has never been witness to one of my infamous hot flashes and I explain that I don’t seem to have them when I’m having sex."
Happy Blogging!
Comments
Thank you
...for your nice comment about my blog, From a Mountain Hollow. It made my day.
Thanks!
I'm pretty new to blogging and yours was the first comment I've gotten on my site that wasn't [a] spam or [b] from someone that knows me personally. I feel like I'm finally growing up!
Thanks again!
-Amy :)
Amy Penrose
in my shoes
Toto did not really care whether he was in Kansas or the Land of Oz, so long as Dorothy was with him. -The Wonderful World of Oz, 1900
Sending you a virtual hug
Chantel,
Thank you so much for the kind words and the great review. I appreciate it more than you can know.
I hope you continue to enjoy the read.
M My Menopausal Musings
menopausal musings
I'll bear that advice in mind. It should come in handy.
Best wishes
McEwen Whitterer on Autism
http://whitterer-autism.blogspot.com
e-mail; m.mcewen-asker@att.net
Thanks.
Thanks, McEwen. Looking forward to your thoughts on my musings.
M My Menopausal Musings