Stuff about creative efforts – making things, reusing things – that bring us closer to the primal force of creation itself.
The fragilesensibilityof wintercould onlyreticently relinquishits unyielding grip; this cold wavestill deepens fearthat the spring’simminentreturn is a matter ofopinion. Stretching ears:drops of melting ice!Those chilled tearsmight bring hope,or might lengthen these slenderpikes of winter’s fire. No false hopes.No wasted regrets.Our suns riseand return,vague practitioners passingin cryptic … Continue reading A Long for Sumarr
Boy, writing is hard. Or maybe all I need is a handful of words. Maybe someday I won’t have to say anything at all.
Click through to read Haiku Today . . .
I wonder who’s going to see this. Yes, we have no prompts today! I looked them all up, I looked them all over . . . I considered them all. I had a funny idea of using them all in an alternate title to this … Continue reading My New — Fruitful — STEM Hobby
Over six years ago, the sky turned grey as the season flipped over to Autumn . . .
Sometimes you just have to apply color directly to surfaces in order to pretend they’re not what they seem to be . . .
Time to turn it around, Rob Lobster style.
Me so crabby!
What happens when you clear out a craft space that has long sat unusued, only to find a finished product that never saw the light of day? Can you say, “freebie”? Sure, I knew that you could!
No need to look back; we all know what went down. It’s kind of hard to talk about it when there’s nothing left to be said. So here’s looking forward to kicking off a new year, for better or worse.
Rob's Surf Report 