A quiet moment
Your dreams of today become the realities of tomorrow. Calm your thoughts and take a deep breath. All is not lost; nor ae you. You are where you need to be at this one second in infinite time.
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Your dreams of today become the realities of tomorrow. Calm your thoughts and take a deep breath. All is not lost; nor ae you. You are where you need to be at this one second in infinite time.
It’s Caturday Weekly! #Caturday Weekly Don Marquis invented several classic characters in a 1916 column written for The Evening Sun (New York City) paper when he recorded the first adventurous appearance of archy, the literary cockroach. The entire works (some 500 columns in all) became a sensation (‘viral’ nowadays) with readers of the paper and
archy and mehitabel Read More »
HERE’S A LITTLE SOMETHING I CALL Discretion is for losers. THIS ONE’S CALLED I forgot you existed Until I saw you trending. I’M LIKE LOOKING Wait a minute—I know that dude. WE MAKE TECH CUTE Palos Verdes to Baton Rouge. MY FAVORITE BUTTON
SAVINGS ALERT The savings are heating up. ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE Seeking sinus pain relief At the hot service deli. CASH BACK Automatically. QUIET CAR On Saturdays, it kind of goes out the window. TOILET PAPER POKER I’ll see you a roll And raise
about letting the cat out of the bag? One of those moments when you have to stop laughing long enough to rescue a hapless cat from being gobbled up by a paper bag. #CaturdayWeekly
Remember that old saying … Read More »
Sonnet of Selected First Lines that Begin with “The” (from the Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley) The gentleness of rain was in the wind. The babe is at peace within the womb. The billows on the beach are leaping around it. The Elements respect their Maker’s seal. The fiery mountains answer each other.
“All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.” – J.R.R. Tolkien
W.B. Yeats wrote about “the sedentary toil of creative art.” And T.S. Eliot added: ‘And indeed there will be time To wonder, “Do I dare?” and, “Do I dare?”’ Marcus Aurelius starts his Meditations by thanking his family, friends, and teachers, and then explains how he was influenced by them; it was from one
Shop Talk, August 2021 Read More »
We’re going to have some fun this summer – and beyond, if you readers enjoy it too – and celebrate Caturday Weekly with photos, info, maybe puzzles and who knows what-all else – so if you’re part of the Cat Tribe Aficionados, let everyone else know to look here for all things cat! Purrs! #CaturdayWeekly