Spotted at a distance,
spotted at a distance
Chapeau
I've had a mixed-up relationship with hats.
Last On The Card April-2022
At his pre induction physical candidate for H.I.M. Xenia's Palace guard shows us his moves. Xenia states that for a dog he might do.
Provocation
A youth misspent is a terrible thing
Too Much Of Nothing
It wasn't pretty. I woke up with the song echoing in my mind; Too Much Of Nothing.
Ribbons and Banners
Ribbons and banners, whichever name you call them, have been a staple of my business since the 1990s. Whether it's a boat's name, a motto, your cottage's title, or a family name, they are an elegant statement.
Seeing
We all have observances of personal as well as regular holidays. So sometime each year, not too long after Easter, I drive to Boston, walk up Grove street, and remark on how quiet it now seems. The street is clean, the cars of recent vintage, and clearly, the old neighborhood is markedly upscale.
Lexicon
Lexicon:Â One study found that people use 16,000 words each day, but another study estimated that only about 800 were unique.
Sweep
On organized hikes, the sweep is the individual who comes last in the group, trailing behind to ensure that no one gets lost. The sweep for a large group of hikers may be the first person who knows that someone has a nasty blister, has become dehydrated, or has overestimated their ability to complete the hike.
Pocatello
The young woman observed me throughout my set. It was a bit off-putting, frankly. I went back into the boiler room afterward; it was the only greenroom that this coffeehouse had for performers to tune instruments or have a cup of coffee. However, my privacy didn't last. The young woman barged in and began berating me loudly.
Louis N. Carreras, Woodcarver 
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