Anthropomorphism
Yes, this is a real word. No, it is not a high end retail store filled with all things mouth-watering. Defined by Webster anthropomorphism is, “an interpretation of what is not human or personal in terms of human or personal…
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
Lazy W Marie
Carpeing all the diems in semi-rural Oklahoma...xoxo
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…
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…
A New Kind of First Step
My first baby. My beautiful, widely talented, brown eyed little girl is embarking on a new chapter of life that will change her life maybe more than anything since leaning to walk. She is learning to drive. And…