Seashore Reveriesby Winifred Van SickleBremerton, Washington 98310 When I perched on a piece of driftwoodTo gaze at the silvery sea,My toes dug into the sand, … Read More ›
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Thoughts From Kent – On Charles Dickensby Louie D. Oakden (BAPA),Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, England The road that Charles Dickens knew so well leads from London … Read More ›
Answer Honestlyby Mary Alice Drwick Do you live your religion?Is apathy the great American disease?To how many of these questions can you answer “Yes”? How … Read More ›
A Special Timeby Pat Saunders Christmas, Sweet ChristmasShining through our doorLighting up the tree topWarming up the floor; Winter, cold winterSnowing on our hillsBlowing frost … Read More ›
River…by Cynthia Heise-Swartz My life – a river flowing…Young: roaring water breaking rocks,Torrents ripping a channel,Uniquely mine in design and rhythm,Then – slowly, slowly… slowing. … Read More ›
“Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Insomniac thou never wert.” Long John, Silver-Tongue GONE are the nights when insomnia meant hours of sleeplessness. That never did … Read More ›
“No pleasure endures unseasoned by variety.” Latest Love My credo, after nearly nineteen years’ enjoyment of amateur journalism, is that this hobby is so satisfying … Read More ›
This Is Fun!by Walter LemmNew Zealand The greatest joy of active hobby printing is in making friends with similar interests all over the world. Other … Read More ›
What’s New Why, suddenly, all these front wheel drive compact cars, with cross mounted engines? How can so many drawing boards come up the same … Read More ›
Hermann Zapf’s PalatinoConcerning friends, types, souls, etc. I HAD ALWAYS CONSIDERED the expression “sold his soul to the devil” a figure of speech, that is, … Read More ›