……I am constantly affected by the quality of light. Sunlight, to quote John Denver, always makes me high. I find dimly lit rooms depressing, harsh lights irritating, and neon of any description, unless it’s Hollywood, soul destroying. On the other hand, lovely windows, filled with light have a certain ethereal quality. They restore the spirit, […]
……I am constantly affected by the quality of light. Sunlight, to quote John Denver, always makes me high. I find dimly lit rooms depressing, harsh lights irritating, and neon of any description, unless it’s Hollywood, soul destroying. On the other hand, lovely windows, filled with light have a certain ethereal quality. They restore the spirit,
I love oxymorons – phrases that seem to be contradictions, such as “less is more” or “more is less.” Our writing word for today is “birthday.” I immediately thought of the title of this post. With all the joy of coming into this world, there is the sad fact that you will leave it at
I love oxymorons – phrases that seem to be contradictions, such as “less is more” or “more is less.” Our writing word for today is “birthday.” I immediately thought of the title of this post. With all the joy of coming into this world, there is the sad fact that you will leave it at
I’m back to coupled writing! After a break for the holidays, my writing partner and I have again begun giving each other words for posts. My word is “conundrum,” taken from the latest book by Malcolm Gladwell, Talking to Strangers – more on the book later. I love conundrum. It sounds like the bumbling fools
I’m back to coupled writing! After a break for the holidays, my writing partner and I have again begun giving each other words for posts. My word is “conundrum,” taken from the latest book by Malcolm Gladwell, Talking to Strangers – more on the book later. I love conundrum. It sounds like the bumbling fools
