The Gardener’s Shadow
In planning my herbs, veggies, & flowers early this spring, I found a proverb that struck me: “The best fertilizer is the gardener’s shadow.” Do you recall any summer days gone past that were soured with the discovery…
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
Category bookish and blogish
When You Come From Writers, You Write.
My Great-Grandmother Velma Neiberding was a writer in the most traditional sense. She was a published author; she contributed to the records of Ottawa county for the Oklahoma Historical society; and from what I understand she also wrote recreationally. I…
Only the Best Car in the Galaxie
My first car was a 1960 Ford Galaxie. I loved it. It was huge and rusty and smelled like a damp cellar, but it got me (almost) everywhere I wanted to go. I inherited the beast from my Grandpa Dunaway…
Important Book Found in French Quarter
Sometimes I am lucky enough to travel with Handsome whilst he saves the world from energy crises, regulatory challenges, management mishaps, and such. Really any escape is appreciated, even to oft-stomped grounds like Tulsa. But another way…
The Particular Insightfulness of Aimee Bender
The most recent selection of our fantastic little book club is another style departure, something different than what we’ve read so far as a group and, for most of us as individuals, ever. There is plenty to say about…
A Beginning
The idea of writing a blog at first smacked of ego trip, as if it would be assuming I have anything different or interesting enough to offer. Certainly the questions in my heart far outweigh the answers I have…