Someone dropped a blanket
On the floor?
Don’t mind if I do
This week will be a series of profound thoughts based on strange pictures I’ve taken. “Profound” and “thoughts” may have up to a 90% margin of error relative to dictionary definitions.
For more stories of triumph and utility, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
When two sleeping bags love each other very much
It is important to cross-check
Their sub-zero compatibility
This week will be a series of profound thoughts based on strange pictures I’ve taken. “Profound” and “thoughts” may have up to a 90% margin of error relative to dictionary definitions.
If you would like more cold-compatible tales, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
Some calls are harder to make than others
Especially the ones you try
After serving your phone with a side of sour cream
This week will be a series of profound thoughts based on strange pictures I’ve taken. “Profound” and “thoughts” may have up to a 90% margin of error relative to dictionary definitions.
If you want more potatoes with agency, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
There are few more desperate cries for help
Then trying to paddle
Through a thicket of brambles
*Yes, I know it’s some bizarre canoe-kayak hybrid. Why don’t you try to find a good “canoe-kayak hybrid” pun?
This week will be a series of profound thoughts based on strange pictures I’ve taken. “Profound” and “thoughts” may have up to a 90% margin of error relative to dictionary definitions.
If you want less canoe-kayaks and more water, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
The beautiful rhythm of a rocking chair
The gentle song of well-fed birds
Why not have both?
This week will be a series of profound thoughts based on strange pictures I’ve taken. “Profound” and “thoughts” may have up to a 90% margin of error relative to dictionary definitions.
If you want more birds and chairs, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
Today is a bittersweet anniversary for me and so I thought about a recent comment I saw about age and writing. I am not that much past thirty, but I think that the importance of experience is often sidestepped when we talk about age.
As a not at all comprehensive list, by the time I was thirty I had:
climbed a mountain, been pushed from a high place and survived, had a machine gun aimed at me, fallen in love, had my heart broken, broke a heart, learned to make triple chocolate delight, forgotten how to make triple chocolate delight, survived a near-fatal illness, gotten trapped with a kite in a place where no one spoke any of the languages that I knew, received a permanent scar from a turkey, lost the man I called “Father”, learned to dance, lost friends, gained friends, built a snow fort, saved someone else from assault, sang my grandmother into death, learned to laugh, learned not to laugh at the hurt of others, lost a dream, built a thousand others
Survived. Survived. Survived.
I’m still here and everyday I’m learning.
I could ask for nothing else.
I like the road ahead of me and am proud of the road behind
For the less introspective side of my writing, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
the dishes in the sink
my existential crisis
why, dishwasher, why?
Life Philosophy: Bad
*For this week, I will be sharing deep, philosophical statements about life and writing through haiku.
*Disclaimer: “Deep”, “Philosophical”, “Life”, “Writing” and “Haiku” may be approximate statements not tied to dictionary meanings. The author is not responsible for any eye-rolling related injuries.
If you would like to see some dishes that can take care of themselves, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
there is a reason
why the water is seething
look before you leap
Life Philosophy: Good
*For this week, I will be sharing deep, philosophical statements about life and writing through haiku.
*Disclaimer: “Deep”, “Philosophical”, “Life”, “Writing” and “Haiku” may be approximate statements not tied to dictionary meanings. The author is not responsible for any eye-rolling related injuries.
If you enjoy swimming in writhing waters, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
spring’s simple pleasures
a burst of aromatics
this is hay fever
Life Philosophy: Good
*For this week, I will be sharing deep, philosophical statements about life and writing through haiku.
*Disclaimer: “Deep”, “Philosophical”, “Life”, “Writing” and “Haiku” may be approximate statements not tied to dictionary meanings. The author is not responsible for any eye-rolling related injuries.
If you would like some non-red-eyed reflections, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
when creating art
please consider the black dog
waiting for his ball
Life Philosophy: Bad
*For this week, I will be sharing deep, philosophical statements about life and writing through haiku.
*Disclaimer: “Deep”, “Philosophical”, “Life”, “Writing” and “Haiku” may be approximate statements not tied to dictionary meanings. The author is not responsible for any eye-rolling related injuries.
If you would like to see my non-artistic statements, I have also written a fantasy novel, The Guests of Honor. It is available here.
Cat Amesbury 