Dear legion of reader,
I have a problem with my back, primarily with muscles in my upper back, neck and shoulder. This little problem means that I am having a really hard time holding a pen to write. I am getting better, but, I don't know when my ability to hold a pen will come back and allow me to write again. So, be patient. All of the letters I have received in the past week, will be answered. It just may take a while.
I have emailed a few of you. Even typing can be a problem. So, please say a little prayer for me to have patience and allow the healing to take place. I will write back, I promise.
I wonder if this had something to do with writing over 70 letters during February and March!
being a record of letters sent and received, occasional book reviews and general observations upon life.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Back and well, it wasn't that long! Working on a book
Hi all, I'm back. I guess my hiatus was more of a hia...
I have a new project. My sister spent a great deal of time making a family tree for all of us in honor of our parent's Golden Wedding Anniversary. It turned out great.
Now, I am not quite of the older generation, but I am getting close to that stage, so I thought to myself that I really don't know stories beyond my own grandparents live's as they related to me. This family tree goes pretty deep and well, it would be a shame to miss out on stories that someone still remembers.
So I am on a quest for my family's stories. I have started writing to aunts and uncles and have asked them to write/type/record stories that they remember about their grandparents. I hope to weave these stories together with a little book my grandmother Helen Shannon wrote about 25 years ago called "A Western Love Affair" about her and Grandpa Cecil's lives in New Mexico and Colorado. Perhaps I can give a bit of honor to their memories and gather up a bit of our history.
I have no illusions of grandeur about this project, but I do have visions of capturing a bit more of my family's journey across America.
Wish me luck.
I have a new project. My sister spent a great deal of time making a family tree for all of us in honor of our parent's Golden Wedding Anniversary. It turned out great.
Now, I am not quite of the older generation, but I am getting close to that stage, so I thought to myself that I really don't know stories beyond my own grandparents live's as they related to me. This family tree goes pretty deep and well, it would be a shame to miss out on stories that someone still remembers.
So I am on a quest for my family's stories. I have started writing to aunts and uncles and have asked them to write/type/record stories that they remember about their grandparents. I hope to weave these stories together with a little book my grandmother Helen Shannon wrote about 25 years ago called "A Western Love Affair" about her and Grandpa Cecil's lives in New Mexico and Colorado. Perhaps I can give a bit of honor to their memories and gather up a bit of our history.
I have no illusions of grandeur about this project, but I do have visions of capturing a bit more of my family's journey across America.
Wish me luck.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Notebooks
I probably have too many notebooks. But each one was purchased with a specific purpose in mind.
This is my log of mail received. It is a simple Clairefontaine Life Unplugged pocket size notebook.
I use this one at school to capture notes of what is happening in each class.
I keep a journal in a Quo Vadis Habana.
I'm keeping some Bible Study notes in a Rhodia Webnotebook.
And I use this humble composition notebook to keep lesson planning notes in.
I thought I would stack them up and snap a few photos of the notebooks I am writing in at the moment.
Sometimes I practice my handwriting -
I don't have a problem, do I?
This is my log of mail received. It is a simple Clairefontaine Life Unplugged pocket size notebook.
I use this one at school to capture notes of what is happening in each class.
I keep a journal in a Quo Vadis Habana.
I'm keeping some Bible Study notes in a Rhodia Webnotebook.
And I use this humble composition notebook to keep lesson planning notes in.
I thought I would stack them up and snap a few photos of the notebooks I am writing in at the moment.
Sometimes I practice my handwriting -
I don't have a problem, do I?
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