On this day – my first mothers day – I feel so much joy and some sadness. The joy is from being lucky enough to become a mother. I feel blessed and can’t truly express how happy I am to be my daughter’s mother. She is my Joy, sunshine, the first flowers of spring. Becoming … Continue reading My First Mother’s Day
Please check out my latest published poem in The Dillydoun Review Continue reading Rose Beuret
During the second weekend of February, Paul and I went to visit our friends in Savannah, GA. That weekend just happened to be the same as Super Sunday. Super Sunday is an annual museum event in the state of Georgia. This means that all museums in Savannah had FREE entry for the day! Our first … Continue reading Haint Blue at the Owens-Thomas House
Winter is heaving its final gusts of biting wind. Late February is homestretch territory. Sunny days begin to outnumber overcast ones. The thaw has not started yet, but its back is about to crack under the sun. Spotting a punchy ripe pomegranate in the grocery store from December through February reminds me of spring pleasures. … Continue reading The Pomegranate
It was a heavy book. I remember moving it to my dorm room from my parents’ house, but I don’t know which one of us had bought it in the first place. Before I owned it, I would look through it for hours and hours at the Barnes & Noble located at 500 S. … Continue reading The Birthday Book
Savvy Roving 