Strumming the senses with seven strings Close your eyes breath deeply. place the shell against your ear what do you hear? with our ears we hear Open your eyes breath deeply. observe the shell what do you see? with our eyes we see With your finger tips touch the fence like ridge along it’s serrated [...]
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Saturday Scribes – Listen
Posted in Prose on April 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Three Word Wednesday
Posted in Motherhood, Mozambique, Prose on March 18, 2009 | 3 Comments »
The three words at Three Word Wednesdayare: burden, natural, ubiquitous. These three seem to have given me verbal diarrhea. The Ubiquitous Three Words Finding my ubiquitous children a burden, I send them out to play and come and see what 3WW has to say. My 8 yr old son, Benjamin, soon runs in declaring, eyes [...]
On this day…..
Posted in Mozambique, Prose, Quelimane on March 3, 2009 | 4 Comments »
1 March 2009 It is Sunday and we have woken up at Zalala Beach after spending the night in a Zalala Beach Cottage, the first time ever. I remember visiting Ute, a couple of years back, when she was staying at a Zalala Beach Cottage, but that doesn’t count. That visit was particularly eventful as [...]