I can’t say for sure that Fall is not my favorite season of the year. It must be the actual time of being in it, that makes Fall seem to glow in golden light and make the air crisp and the sky seem so blue. One of the most satisfying aspects of Fall is, to… Continue reading Lady Godiva Pumpkins
The sky glows yellow and reflects light from the sun, after it has gone below the horizon. The air is still, and full of flying creatures, all on their way to find a place to rest for the night. I rise, gently, to a height where the sun can be seen in the distance, as… Continue reading Flying
Morning is coming. We know because the night doesn’t feel so heavy. The air has sparkly weightlessness as bit by bit the sky changes from Midnight blue to glowing yellow, and pink around the edges of the horizon. Dew forms on the grasses and flowers. The scent of freshness rises up to our noses. Birds… Continue reading Morning Is Coming~
I am sharing this because I thought you would enjoy it. It is a fun story for my granddaughter. It is for personal enjoyment only, as copy rights apply, and not to be used for any type of gain. Thank you, Jeanice Deering
Hello friends, There is important business to attend, up and down our road. Everyone must understand that this is our road, and we don’t allow any nonsense in our sight. First thing in the morning, once Winnie and I have our potty outside, we have cookies on the rug by the kitchen. We did have… Continue reading Business~ By Duncan Deering
Many years I’ve spent feeding and watching chickens, from chicks to hens or roosters. Silly birds, peck at tiny specks on walls, each other or my shoes. They roll in the dirt, looking like an old dishrag, ecstatically flipping grains of sand into their feathers, to get rid of tiny mites. It seems like… Continue reading The Electric Chicken
Who would think they’d love a turkey? We got you when you were one day old. We kept you in a box, lined with several sheets of newspaper, and a light to keep you warm. You lived indoors with a few other baby turkeys (Narragansetts) until you were big enough to go outside. You were… Continue reading Dear Buddy,
Vermillion and gold cherry leaves waggle in the gentle breeze against the brilliant blue sky. Mocking birds bicker, sparrows chirp and flock to the thickest juniper branches. scrub jays let out startling squawks. Assorted machine sounds bounce off of the surrounding hills, planes and cars on their way. Goldfinches scavange the last sunflower seeds from… Continue reading Indian Summer Afternoon
September morning moonbeams light the side of our gondola. We cruise the western horizon in our hot air balloon. Aurora fairies fly next to us and swing upon the ballast ropes. Twinkling eyes glitter in the waning dark as they speed off to greet the rising sun. Higher we rise, the naked flame of the… Continue reading September Moon Balloon
Venus and the crescent moon were still high in the pink sky. Coyotes were yipping in the gully this morning. They’ve been coming down from the mountain for a few days. Last November they came down the gully, yips yaps and howls. That’s when my pretty Kitimis disappeared. I looked for her for weeks, though… Continue reading Kitimis Lives On
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