Kortney, I’m in awe of the people who are awake to the possibilities of an ordinary Tuesday. Thank you for counting me as one of them. So are you…Your incredible chapbook “Every Broken Year” has a permanent place on my work table to remind me of how moving and elegant a focused piece of writing can be. 🌺
I've got a book in my teetering stacks called Make a List by Marilyn McEntyre. I haven't dug in, but it's part prompts, part reflection. Looks interesting!
There’s definitely marital strife in Long Island. I don’t know how it plays out yet. I’ve already been surprised at the choices characters are making. I think you should try Brooklyn though.
I was in love with this post even before I got to the part where you said such a nice thing about me!
This week's little catalog of enthusiasm ;)
Ohhhh! Love!!
Kortney, I’m in awe of the people who are awake to the possibilities of an ordinary Tuesday. Thank you for counting me as one of them. So are you…Your incredible chapbook “Every Broken Year” has a permanent place on my work table to remind me of how moving and elegant a focused piece of writing can be. 🌺
Oh, Ann! What a wonder + gift you are! Here's to the gift of extraordinary, ordinary Tuesdays and the eyes to see them.
Oh this is lovely. I need to remember lists more.
I've got a book in my teetering stacks called Make a List by Marilyn McEntyre. I haven't dug in, but it's part prompts, part reflection. Looks interesting!
I loved the movie Brooklyn, but I am afraid of reading the next book (I might read the first one), I don’t want for there to be marital strife. 😢
There’s definitely marital strife in Long Island. I don’t know how it plays out yet. I’ve already been surprised at the choices characters are making. I think you should try Brooklyn though.
Note to self: more lists! 😀
Love that poem, btw! A fine reminder.
Steve Kowit is the real deal. There are recordings of him reading on youtube. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-aTsW2DVLKk