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From this side of the viewfinder: December 2010

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. Shooting star offers sign of hope, peace. I wrote this several years ago in my other life as one of my weekly Impatience of Jobe columns for the Daily Corinthian. While looking for a copy of another column I wrote, I stumbled upon it tonight and thought how timely it was for how I was feeling. So I opted to share it here and as a note on my Facebook page. Everything is really gonna be OK.

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From this side of the viewfinder: Sketches

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Friday, December 30, 2011. This one definitely was written during high school. And brings to life. A bare, white. And the deepest, most. I used to wish I was an artist. And could draw things exactly. As I see them. But in a way I. For I write things. Exactly as I feel them. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Just Me and My Thoughts. PW FULL RSS FEED. Momma of ALL Girls. Life by the creek.

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From this side of the viewfinder: Reflections on 9/11/01 on 9/11/11

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Sunday, September 11, 2011. Reflections on 9/11/01 on 9/11/11. This was the Impatience of Jobe that I wrote for the first anniversary of 9/11. On TV, I saw a split screen view of smoke billowing out of one of the towers at the World Trade Center and smoke rising from the Pentagon. I recognized both structures immediately and, without knowing details, I knew that whatever happened was horrendous and affected us all.

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From this side of the viewfinder: Possibilities

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. I have looked for you all of my life. In the faces of strangers. In the places I’ve wandered. In the things that brought me momentary joy. In the people who snatched my trust, shattered my heart. And crushed my spirit. Yet I continued to look. In my thoughts and plans, silly schemes. Memories, current moments, future dreams. Somewhere just beyond my reach,. Loneliness and bad decisions.

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From this side of the viewfinder: August 2010

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Sunday, August 22, 2010. What we got here is a failure to communicate .". Voices. They’re distinct. Many people in my life I can recognize purely by their voice. Although I’ve not heard my mama’s voice since December 13, 1992, I still remember how it sounds. That’s comforting at the times when I miss her most. I find it really funny when people call me on the phone and say, “Hey, it’s! 8221; Why do I find that funny?

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From this side of the viewfinder: September 2011

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Wednesday, September 28, 2011. I have looked for you all of my life. In the faces of strangers. In the places I’ve wandered. In the things that brought me momentary joy. In the people who snatched my trust, shattered my heart. And crushed my spirit. Yet I continued to look. In my thoughts and plans, silly schemes. Memories, current moments, future dreams. Somewhere just beyond my reach,. Loneliness and bad decisions.

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From this side of the viewfinder: October 2012

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Learning to do what's right. In a world full of people who couldn't care less, be someone who couldn't care more." Author Unknown. Saw that quote posted on a friend’s Facebook page and knew it was time to type the blog post I’d been writing in my head all day! Yesterday I made my mama proud. I won’t share what I did that I’m so certain about. Although the action was cruciall...Walking away,...

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From this side of the viewfinder: For Carol

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Friday, December 30, 2011. I wrote this sometime during my senior year at Mississippi University for Women. If I could I'd paint a rainbow. Every day up in the sky. To help to make you happy. Or comfort you when you cray. To remind you that you're not alone. And to let you know I care. On those rare and far-between times. When I just can't be there. But I'm not much of an artist. And rainbows just don't last.

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From this side of the viewfinder: June 2010

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From this side of the viewfinder. Thoughts from the heart and mind of a Southern writer. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. Last weekend, I was blessed to be among the team members for the Koinonia Walk to Emmaus #59. This was my first time to work a Walk since I went on my own in June 2007. Working a Walk is equally as life-changing and amazing as going on your own. Seriously. If you could be religious about housework, my mother. Should’ve been considered a saint. She kept the kind. Most any given time. Me the s...