Ella and her mother Pretty Too enjoying outdoors – October, 2021
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IF YOU WANT MORE
- a belated Happy Pride!
- my paternal grandmother’s legacy was hilarious O.G.
- the return of the bully
- and now, the rest of the story on our puddy tat (part II)
- and now, the rest of the story on our puddy tat (part I)
- my maternal grandmother’s legacy was love
- an unexpected nugget from Pretty
- close encounter of the cat kind
- boo at the zoo, are we there yet? not yet
- international day of the girl (or two girls!)
- view from the cheap seats
- dreamers shipwrecked in Galveston in 1868
- ain’t no slide steps high enough
- lesbian jungle
- is new Stop Sign a sign for me?
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Tag Archives: equal rights amendment
I’ve Been to the Mountaintop
If you are a cyberspace friend of Red’s Rants and Raves and/or The Old Woman Slow’s Photos, you know South Carolina Pride was this past weekend in the state capitol of Columbia. I took 163 digital images over the weekend … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Lesbian Literary, Life, Personal, Random, Reflections, Slice of Life, sports, The Way Life Is
Tagged civil rights marchers in selma and birminham and fullerton, civil war battlefields vicksburg and gettysburg, dr martin luther king jr, equal rights amendment, fortsumter, mountaintop quotes, paul revere, south carolina pride, stonewall, suffragettes in seneca
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If I Could Turn Back Time — I Wouldn’t
April is National Poetry Month for Canada. I am a poet of sorts – sorta not a very good one. However, I found this effort tucked away in a folder that I had cleverly labeled “Original Writings” at some point … Continue reading
