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Morningside Drive

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*This cozy/mystery book is an easy read, without violence and the romance is behind closed doors.

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Book Summary Following the sudden death of her husband, a grieving Joy Webb Garner leaves her Fifth Avenue apartment in NYC and returns home to Daytona Beach, FL to confront her past. She fled her beachside community as an 18-year-old college freshman who just found out she was pregnant and believed her father was a murderer. Thirty years later, Joy finds a lot of resentment and slammed doors on her way to uncovering the truth.

. . . Claudia just saying. . . Thank you!

Welcome To My World

     Photo by Lynn Milburn

Mundane Sunday

Mundane Sunday

My Tandem insulin pump, wakes me up at 6 A.M., like an alarm clock would, to let me know I am going low. So, like it or not, I am up for the day.

 It’s Sunday morning, January 7th.

Like it or not, I drink a glass of juice, then fix a cup of coffee and a piece of toast.

Now. . . it’s Wordle time.

I started doing the word game last January. In the beginning I struggled. Now I’m fairly good. This morning I figured out the five letter word of the day in less than five minutes. My current winning streak is thirty-seven days long and I feel proud.

At my last eye doctor’s visit, hoping  to engage him in normal conversation, I asked if he played the game. I expected to chat about fun or finding time to play. But, his response was a dissertation on vowel versus consonant approaches. His take on a mundane pastime was genius, the only one he had, and why he’s a retina surgeon.

According to him, I use a vowel approach. I always use the word years, because it has three vowels. If none are in the word, I attempt to use the remaining vowels, i o or u.

Well, it is time to shower and blow dry my hair. Then I will bake a crumb cake for my grandson.

Yesterday, January 6th is a date I will always remember because. . . it is also my grandson’s birthday.

The day won’t be totally mundane. Dominic, his wife Marcela, and our daughter Janine, will join us for dinner out, then we’ll come home.

I will light a candle on the crumb cake and we will sing Happy Birthday.

P.S. It’s not snowing in Florida, but I wish it were.

Metaphor Dice January 2nd 2024

Today I rolled the Metaphor Dice. The words; wonder, memory and unspoken spoke to me. If you would like to use the words in a poem or short story in a post please do. After you post, copy its link in my comment section.

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Unspoken

Memory is an unspoken wonder

Disappearing quickly over time

Delete the past to make space for the present . . . or vice verse.

We cling to the passage of time.

Fond memories become fonder, an unspoken wonder of days gone bye.

       . . . Claudia just saying