Day: October 16, 2020

LOOKING OUT OUR BACK (OR FRONT) DOOR — IN BLACK & WHITE

Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Outside Your Home or View The autumn leaves are getting pale, though probably down by the river they are still bright. Here, though, they are pale. It's definitely a result of the prolonged drought. I hope the drought is ending. We got a inch and a half of rain … Continue reading LOOKING OUT OUR BACK (OR FRONT) DOOR — IN BLACK & WHITE

UNITED WE STAND

The Brotherhood of Man, Rich Paschall "And if a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand." - as translated from the historic Greek in Mark 3:25 The idea of a house divided against itself has appeared frequently in literature over the centuries. In the Aesop (b. 620 BC) fable "The Four Oxen and … Continue reading UNITED WE STAND

KINDA LIKE THE MIDDLE OF A SMALL TOWN

Kinda like the Middle of Town Squarely in the middle of Uxbridge, it's easy to miss the fact that you're in the middle of anywhere. But hey, this is where you will find a grocery store, a couple of banks, the library (the first free library in the United States), Town Hall, and our brand … Continue reading KINDA LIKE THE MIDDLE OF A SMALL TOWN

THE PATH NOT TAKEN – A PHOTO A WEEK CHALLENGE

A Photo a Week Challenge: The Road Not Taken In the winter, in the snow ... or through the autumn woods. There is always an untaken path. There is never enough time to walk every path. We are inevitably forced to choose between one and the other. I think we always believe the other road was … Continue reading THE PATH NOT TAKEN – A PHOTO A WEEK CHALLENGE

ONE MILLION VIEWS

Looking at my stats, I realized before this month is over, I will pass a million views. When I started blogging, I remember discovering I'd made it to a thousand views. I was thrilled. A thousand was a lot! Those were the days when getting two or three views was a big deal. Then, suddenly, … Continue reading ONE MILLION VIEWS