What do you enjoy most, going to sleep or waking up?
Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more: it is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. -- Macbeth, Act 5, Scene 5
Frankie and Slim
Happy New Year
Monday, February 08, 2016
Sunday, February 07, 2016
Saturday, February 06, 2016
CHEEKY LADY
Friday, February 05, 2016
FLIRT
29 FACES, Day 5
This is marker art with Prismacolor markers. It is an ACEO
regulation 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" on Strathmore Art card. Why does she have a flower in her hair? It is to cover the fact that I had her shoulder growing out of her ear. Oops. But at least the flower does match her eyes.
This is marker art with Prismacolor markers. It is an ACEO
regulation 2 1/2" x 3 1/2" on Strathmore Art card. Why does she have a flower in her hair? It is to cover the fact that I had her shoulder growing out of her ear. Oops. But at least the flower does match her eyes.
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| #29faces Day 5, FLIRT by EAGHL 2016 |
Thursday, February 04, 2016
THE RECLINER
Wednesday, February 03, 2016
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
Monday, February 01, 2016
29 FACES BEGIN
29 FACES CHALLENGE DAY 1
Here is my first contribution to the 29 Faces art challenge. (See the link on my sidebar). I was honored to be accepted for this challenge but am not sure if I can last for 29 days. This one is a digital drawing which gives me much lots of vibrant colors. My primary medium is permanent markers. I call my work Markerings by EAGHL. I love color!
(I did post the Question Of The Day earlier if you are looking for it.)
Here is my first contribution to the 29 Faces art challenge. (See the link on my sidebar). I was honored to be accepted for this challenge but am not sure if I can last for 29 days. This one is a digital drawing which gives me much lots of vibrant colors. My primary medium is permanent markers. I call my work Markerings by EAGHL. I love color!
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| 29 Faces, #1, The Patriot by EAGHL, 2016, digital drawing |
(I did post the Question Of The Day earlier if you are looking for it.)
SCOTCH IRISH, CHOCTAW, AFRICAN
Question of the Week, 2-1-16
DO YOU KNOW YOUR HERITAGE?
(Later today I will post the first of my portraits for the 29 Faces challenge)
Sunday, January 31, 2016
TIME AND SPACE
I have been concentrating on my exercise and reached a huge goal yesterday. (My target has only been 10,000 steps.)
This helps explain why I am not as attentive to my blogging and commenting as I used to be. But I still read everyone.
Monday, January 25, 2016
CATCH ME
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
NOT JUST LASSIE
We have all heard of a missing dog returning home after a length of time or a runaway cat showing back up . Well now we've heard of a rooster coming home. I gave my Rhode Island Red Rooster away several weeks ago and tonight it turned up on the roost here again. Guess we'll just let him stay. They said they could never get him to go in the chicken house anyway.
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| "LR" Little Rooster only he's big rooster now. |
Monday, January 18, 2016
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL TRAVEL
Question Of The Week, 1-18-16
Where
have you been
and
where
are you going?
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
LASTING IMAGE
Look at the picture above and imagine that the dog is bigger and the child is much smaller. That is what I saw driving home. I could have hit the child and it scared me to death. Basically an infant about 18 months old, in the middle of the road.
It was a cold day and the toddler's cheeks were bright red. He was wearing footie pajamas and was obviously lost. Meanwhile a man in a nearby field was heading for the child as quickly as he could. He spoke sweetly to the frightened child and was able to scoop him up. Neither of us knew the child or where it belonged.
We did the best thing we could and that was to follow the dog. At the top of the hill the dog went to a house where front door was standing wide open. The man carried the child inside the house yelling for someone while I sat outside and honked my horn. No one appeared and the man was walking out with the child when suddenly a woman came running from the back of the house wearing only a t-shirt and seemed surprised this man was carrying her son. Obviously she had no idea her child had even been gone.
The man informed me she said she was the child's mother. His family all lives in that area and owns the land and the house. He knew that she wasn't supposed to be living there and said he would investigate it and he would take responsibility. I left reluctantly, making sure he knew my name and where I lived in case I would be needed to testify about the event.
After calling a few of the other neighbors I learned this was not the first time this small child had been seen unattended in the road. I went back to my co-rescuer to express my concern. I felt the need to call the authorities and he said that he would support me in doing whatever my conscience called for. I would have liked to go to the child's home and check but I feared drugs might be involved. In hindsight I wish I had called the county sheriff right then.
I knew I could not sleep if something were to happen to that child. I knew it was simply a miracle that we had gotten the baby out of the road and the next time might not be so fortunate. I call the Department of Human Services and they referred me to the hot-line which I called and gave a report. They gave me an incident number and in a few days I can call back and find out what if anything was done. I can only pray it has been handled and the child is safe. I will let you know.
UPDATE: Yesterday I talked to the case worker from Human Services who assured me that he went to the home and investigated. It seems the front door of the home was faulty and would not close properly. He oversaw the repair to the door and was assured this would never happen again. He believed that his visit put the fear of god in the mother. That was all he could tell me except to thank me for calling and assuring me they would keep a close watch on the home. I also have his direct line if I see the child out again unattended.
It was a cold day and the toddler's cheeks were bright red. He was wearing footie pajamas and was obviously lost. Meanwhile a man in a nearby field was heading for the child as quickly as he could. He spoke sweetly to the frightened child and was able to scoop him up. Neither of us knew the child or where it belonged.
We did the best thing we could and that was to follow the dog. At the top of the hill the dog went to a house where front door was standing wide open. The man carried the child inside the house yelling for someone while I sat outside and honked my horn. No one appeared and the man was walking out with the child when suddenly a woman came running from the back of the house wearing only a t-shirt and seemed surprised this man was carrying her son. Obviously she had no idea her child had even been gone.
The man informed me she said she was the child's mother. His family all lives in that area and owns the land and the house. He knew that she wasn't supposed to be living there and said he would investigate it and he would take responsibility. I left reluctantly, making sure he knew my name and where I lived in case I would be needed to testify about the event.
After calling a few of the other neighbors I learned this was not the first time this small child had been seen unattended in the road. I went back to my co-rescuer to express my concern. I felt the need to call the authorities and he said that he would support me in doing whatever my conscience called for. I would have liked to go to the child's home and check but I feared drugs might be involved. In hindsight I wish I had called the county sheriff right then.
I knew I could not sleep if something were to happen to that child. I knew it was simply a miracle that we had gotten the baby out of the road and the next time might not be so fortunate. I call the Department of Human Services and they referred me to the hot-line which I called and gave a report. They gave me an incident number and in a few days I can call back and find out what if anything was done. I can only pray it has been handled and the child is safe. I will let you know.
UPDATE: Yesterday I talked to the case worker from Human Services who assured me that he went to the home and investigated. It seems the front door of the home was faulty and would not close properly. He oversaw the repair to the door and was assured this would never happen again. He believed that his visit put the fear of god in the mother. That was all he could tell me except to thank me for calling and assuring me they would keep a close watch on the home. I also have his direct line if I see the child out again unattended.
Monday, January 11, 2016
GIVE ME A BREAK
Question Of The Week, 1-11-16
What commercials do you always
fast forward through
(like Sarah
McLachlan's ASPCA commercials) and which do you watch and laugh about?
I
love Geico especially now with Peter Pan.
The Progressive commercial
when the 50's guy asks Flo
"Where is your husband?"
And who can't laugh
at the
Duluth Trading Men's Clothing?
Friday, January 08, 2016
AMUCK OR AMOK
Water is back on and I am catching up. The electrician can't bury the line until the ground is a bit drier but at least everything is back up and running. Meanwhile I did the stupidest
thing. Since I couldn't do laundry or wash dishes, I decided to burn.
Only after I got a roaring fire going did I realize the wind was blowing
hard and I didn't have any water if it got out of control. Thankfully
the ground and grass were still wet. Ron used to say that I was
running amok when he found me. Looks like I am back to it. Plus when I
was raising my son and daughter on my own my dad would say that we all needed adult
supervision. My children have grown into responsible adults but can't
say the same for their mom.
Wednesday, January 06, 2016
THIRSTY CHICKENS
First I had to keep water from coming in my house. Next I had to pray for a propane delivery before my tank ran out completely. Now more woes. No water. It seems the flooding caused my barn power to
shut down. That caused my well pump to go off. An underground
connection from electric pole to the barn shorted out. Now a trench has
to be dug from the barn to the pole and a new connection put in. Many
dollars! Yikes! The most difficult part was finding an electrician who
had the time to take me on. Seems like the flooding created problems
for other people. Well you could have fooled me:-) As my daughter used to say, "It's not all about you
mother." Now I just have to remember
not to flush.
Monday, January 04, 2016
GOO-GOO-GOOGLY EYES
Question Of The Week, 1-4-16
(First question of the new year)
(First question of the new year)
Do you depend on the internet for answers to your questions?
I used to drive my friends and family crazy with phone calls for answers to my unending questions. Now I just Google it. My dad told me once that the search was important even though I might not have all the answers in my lifetime. But with the internet, I just might. LOL!
Monday, December 14, 2015
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