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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Lion’s Roar
Okay, another writing prompt, this one from a fellow African, “The Gypsy Mama.“ Write for five minutes on the word “Roar.” I’m lying on a narrow bunk–in that tight “V” in the front of the boat my just-married son’s South … Continue reading
Taylor Swift Meets Lisbeth Salander
I posted this on Writercize, a very cool blog that offers writing prompts. Taylor Swift is sitting in the green room, waiting for her guest appearance on Jay Leno. She’s looking chaste and blond in an ivory-colored confection with long, … Continue reading
Letting Go, One Hole At a Time
Yesterday, while I was at yoga, Fergie ripped yet another hole in one of the two cottonwool-filled pads in the “donut” doggy bed she and Jake share in my writing studio. I stopped by the market on my way home … Continue reading
Flame Lily
I had a little flashback to my Zambian past from this photo this one guy took in his back yard and posted on the Kitwe Past/Present Group Facebook page. It’s a flame lily, indigenous to South Africa. The Wanderers Hockey … Continue reading
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Training a Nose
This is my Christmas card photo, me and the nut-jobs. Okay, I’m late. Christmas is way over, but given that the photo turned out quite well, I wanted to share an unrelated story with you. By the way, this is … Continue reading



