I carry you through time with me, Dad. As long as I live you will live too; in my memories, in my mind’s eye, in my heart; in that part of this man that only death could eradicate. I wish we could do it all over again. Hey everybody. I had the world’s greatest dad....
Saw him/her clearly yesterday. Thought I might have seen a little orangie the last couples days. But he/she moves fast and I figured it was my wishful thinking. You’re so very welcome here, Little Orangie. Mi casa es tu casa. Enjoy your first summer. Today’s the solstice and you are a gift from the universe.
He was a beautiful, beautiful lizard. Maybe he was a she. He was 9 or 10 inches long, end of his to nose to the tip of his tail. Maybe an inch thick at his widest point, his tail 3 to 4 inches long. About 3/4 of his head was a bright orange. I’ve lived...
April 14, 2020: My name is Jeffrey Blackman From Tucson USA Lincoln was taken from us 155 years ago today Abraham Lincoln I miss you In these days so lacking hues America and I both need you To cure the coronavirus blues A leader wise and caring Who put the people first Seeking different views...
We fell asleep in one world and woke up in another. Disney is out of magic, Paris is no longer romantic, New York doesn’t stand up anymore, The Chinese wall is no longer a fortress And Mecca is empty. Hugs and kisses have become weapons and not visiting parents and friends has become an act...
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was a hero to me that awful day when I was 15. He still is. I mourned then as I mourn now. He was a great man. He cared about the average person and tried to help us all. I miss you President Kennedy, now more than ever.
On June 26, 1982, my dad went back to the little town in Germany where he had parachuted into someone’s backyard, bleeding, in the snow, in the Winter of early 1944. He went to the local Post Office and spoke with someone who knew some English. He explained who he was and why he had...
The first March for the Animals took place in Washington, D.C. on June 10, 1990. Although the ASPCA had been around for over a century and the NWF and other American and foreign groups and individuals had been standing up for the animals for quite a while, this was the first global event that brought...
Throughout humans’ recorded history, we have caused the loss of 83% of the wild mammals and 50% of the plants. Of all the mammals on the Earth today, 60% are livestock, 36% are humans and 4% are wild creatures. London, May 21, 2018
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