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Category Archives: Daily Sentence
The Story of The Life Literary’s and the Daily Sentence’s Conception and Birth
August 28, 2009 Today I rushed to the Kennedy Center to get stuck there during a rain. Black clouds sailed into view. Lightning flashed. The storm approached rapidly, but I made it ahead of the rain. Naughty fellow, rushing away from … Continue reading
A Sentence A Day Gives a Blog Much to Say
I got an email from someone who discovered Carrot and Honey, my other blog, and sent me the following email: Hello! I stumbled across your blog and noticed your “contact me” section. There, you indicated that you are willing to … Continue reading
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One Month – 21 Sentences
This idea is a winner. After one month of keeping a calendar journal, I have collected 21 sentences describing events, ideas and memories from over the last 31 days. Though only one month has passed, I’m surprised to discover I … Continue reading
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Keep a Calendar Journal– Part 2
Keep a Calendar Journal Part 1 So why would someone want to keep a journal on a calendar, writing a sentence a day for two, four, five or even seven days a week? Here are a few reasons: 1. At … Continue reading
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Keep a Calendar Journal – Part 1
Listen up! This idea is a winner, a very doable and fun way to add a few thoughtful words to your life. It’s easy. I’m adding this to all the other word things I am already doing in 2012. You could … Continue reading
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Hark! Hark! Commuter Song
Hark! Listen! Do you hear it? Commuter song rings through the bus. I hear the sweet-cynical laughing chitter-chatter of jovial workers traveling to the Federal mines, endless warrens of office after office after office, sunless caves they burrow into day after … Continue reading
Still Going Strong
September 27, 2011 Picked a dozen or so okra, a creamy yellow sweet pepper, a mess of green beans and two cucumbers today near the end of September. The Lorelei continues to produce, continues to pump out the produce and … Continue reading
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Approaching Armada
Tall clouds loomed high in the west, an approaching armada, sails furled purposefully. The rising sun touched the topmost sheets, painting them a faint pink, mauve, a splash of bright against the blue sky above and the steely gray below, … Continue reading
Gold for the Taking
I’ve never seen the river like this before. Here at a wide stretch just south of the airport that sits on its banks, the water is a huge, swollen lake, ponderous from a week of rain. The ample waters reflect … Continue reading