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
Here’s what I learned while working on today’s haiku —
They should call it “Crack-racha”!
Do you have an easily exploitable weakness?
Future Surfer Rob throws his apple picture in the pot. . .
Risk Toxins in and out — how can we doubt that our lives are precarious?
Have you ever looked back and realized how much junk you’ve eaten in life?
Portland Home Massage: What People Really Look Like.
“Let’s start here with what nobody looks like: nobody looks like the people in magazines or movies. Not even models. Nobody.”
This is great, and the last line is completely worth the quick read.
Baskets full of fruit: Bountiful, alive with health – Nature’s gift to all. This post was prompted by this Trifextra, week 83: This weekend we’re asking you to harken back to your grade school days and write a haiku. No word restrictions, just stick to … Continue reading Trifextra, Week 83: Co-op
For a long, long time I have been concerned with my health. It probably started some time in high school when I began to take vitamins, concerned that I wasn’t getting enough nutrients in my diet. I can’t quite remember why I thought so, but … Continue reading Weekly writing challenge: my philosophy of health
Rob's Surf Report 