Daily Archives: September 30, 2018

Agatha’s Colors ~ Dorinda Duclos #writephoto #shortstory

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Branches tumbled like the water, a cascade of color, decorating the land. Even the rocks showed signs of joining the party. Fall had arrived, and it was Agatha’s favorite season. She adored the changing from greens to gold, and red, … Continue reading →

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Fall ~ Sisyphus #writephoto

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Sue Vincent

We listen to the crystal melody of the waterfall. Sun rays bounce off the glistening rocks. Is this a dream, or are we there? There, in the valley we cherish, where, in the sharp, icy air of dawn, our young souls … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on the Advent of Autumn – Connie Jasperson #amwriting

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Connie Jasperson at Life in the Realm of Fantasy: I’ve mentioned before that I love the changing of the seasons. Here in the Pacific Northwest, the colors of our native big-leaf maples and alders are beginning to paint the landscape in … Continue reading →

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The Beauty of Being Vulnerable ~ Existential Ergonomics

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Existential Ergonomics: During my undergrad junior year, I took a class on Positive Psychology. Nearly a decade ago, I sat around an elongated table with other students discussing our reading assignments from Flow, Authentic Happiness, and The How of … Continue reading →

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North-easterly V: Layers

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Sue Vincent

A short walk along the coast from Craster is another of the most iconic sights on the Northumbrian shore…Dunstanburgh. The castle has inspired artists and poets over the centuries; Turner and Girtin both painted the ruins, and so did I, … Continue reading →