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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Hush---- Posted for One Shot Wed
Different sounds echo in my chamber
A veil to hide the look behind my eyes
Winter solstice peaceful and comfortable
Yet, a feeling of the unknown lurks at my backdoor
It must open, yet, I hesitate
Unwilling to let go of things I could cope with
Not wanting to know what the future will unleash
Hush, here it comes without a sound
New beginnings, endings, gains and losses.
Fears and joys, old and the new
Challenges, triumphs
Promises kept, promises broken
Only good intentions
A baptism of new dreams and hopes for all
Wysteria
Monday, December 20, 2010
Funny Christmas Gifts Written for One Stop Poetry
Well, it does have an H in it. Could it be for Holiday?
Many years ago when my siblings and myself were in our teens our family started a tradition on Christmas Eve. If someone had an ailment, a funny thing happen to them, or what ever we could think of, we bought funny gifts. This tradition soon took over and what we looked forward to every year.
Honestly, we ended spending more money on funny gifts than the traditional ones, but oh, how we laughed through the night.
No one was safe, parents included. Thus the picture of the Preparation H. One year my mother battled with this problem and everyone heard about it. So! For Christmas she got tons of tubes. However, we learned the real truth. Somewhere she read it took swelling and bags under the eyes away. She was actually thrilled to get the tubes!
I was young and cruised nightly at the local "Manners" that year for Christmas I got flashlights, a manners hat and menu and a special red light for the top of my car with a sign that said "Manners Patrol" all homemade of course.
My Italian Father was 'somewhat' of a gambler. We went to the local Horse races and got him all kinds of racing programs and books on betting tips.
We made chick magnets for my brothers, bought zit cream and so many to list I can't even recall all of them.
These Christmas's I remember the most. The laughter, sometimes the defensive shock and then laughter. It took us hours to open presents and it brought our memories together. Each Christmas to this day, we talk about those and laugh. How easy it is to make a tradition, especially one to bring family's together in only a way they can understand
Wysteria
Many years ago when my siblings and myself were in our teens our family started a tradition on Christmas Eve. If someone had an ailment, a funny thing happen to them, or what ever we could think of, we bought funny gifts. This tradition soon took over and what we looked forward to every year.
Honestly, we ended spending more money on funny gifts than the traditional ones, but oh, how we laughed through the night.
No one was safe, parents included. Thus the picture of the Preparation H. One year my mother battled with this problem and everyone heard about it. So! For Christmas she got tons of tubes. However, we learned the real truth. Somewhere she read it took swelling and bags under the eyes away. She was actually thrilled to get the tubes!
I was young and cruised nightly at the local "Manners" that year for Christmas I got flashlights, a manners hat and menu and a special red light for the top of my car with a sign that said "Manners Patrol" all homemade of course.
My Italian Father was 'somewhat' of a gambler. We went to the local Horse races and got him all kinds of racing programs and books on betting tips.
We made chick magnets for my brothers, bought zit cream and so many to list I can't even recall all of them.
These Christmas's I remember the most. The laughter, sometimes the defensive shock and then laughter. It took us hours to open presents and it brought our memories together. Each Christmas to this day, we talk about those and laugh. How easy it is to make a tradition, especially one to bring family's together in only a way they can understand
Wysteria
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Arrow Shot One Shoot Sunday
Wishful
Exhaling, you leave me
Your presence only felt
Inhaling, your spirit enters
Lifting me to heaven, with you
Wysteria
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