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Start and End the Day With Art
image courtesy of GLady via pixabay.com The cats are very attached to their morning and bedtime rituals, especially the two rescues who had such a tumultuous time before they came to live with us. I, too, find particular routines helpful to make the transition in and out of my day, and I’ve recently tweaked them, to make them even more useful. I treated myself to a programmable coffeemaker…
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A few things coming up
Garden Tour, Farmers Day, Library events coming up over the next several days.
Garden tour to benefit CCM
CONCORD – Stroll down moss-lined pathways. Admire fountains, waterfalls and amazing flowers everywhere. Visit the Conservatory, Lover’s Garden or the Hermit House. Visit the cypress arbor, where stones from Isreal are cemented into the wall.
Do all of this and more in Concord on Saturday, July 18, as you take a tour of the Bob and Carolyn Tucker gardens located at 621…
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PRESENT IN THE PAST
I stumble around the dark, barren room, breathing hard, trying to remember how I got there, while random bits of black-and-white pictures swirl around my head. "Calm down," I tell myself as my breath makes clouds in front of me, "this must be a dream," but suddenly, the bright floating fragments coalesce into an old man with a bald head and a chain around his neck, and I gasp as I recognize my father. "I'm sorry I left you," he says, pulling a locket from the chain; "this is your way out of here." As he disintegrates into a thousand pixels of light, I see a door on the far side of the room, and the key in the locket fits the lock. I open the door and wake up on a table in a lab, and I struggle against the restraints while the scientists try to figure out how I got back.
Written by the group at Concord Library in a ninety-minute creative writing workshop this afternoon.
They think that they have ruined us. But really, those daft old fellows of "The Committee of the Public Library of Concord, Mass., have given us a rattling tip-top puff which will go into every paper in the country. They have have expelled Huck from their library as 'trash and suitable only for the slums.' That will sell 25,000 copies for us sure."
