Solve et Coagula
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
This weekend the UK will celebrate Mother’s Day and, as a girl, both grandmothers and great grandmothers were recognised too, for they were as much a part of the maternal teaching I received as a child as my own mother. This was written a couple of years…
This is my contribution to Diana’s speculative fiction prompt. You can find her prompt and submissions at her blog Myths in the Mirror. A provocative prompt Diana! Thank you! It helped me eke out a story that I am working on. Thank you all for reading and your feedback is welcome!! Pixabay image by Natan […]
Read More Bones in Time – Part IIII hardly share about what is going on in my life, often because it feels too much like Facebook and something other than creative. But then much of what we write about is taken from our experiences in life and then shared metaphorically. And indeed creativity has many expressions. These past few weeks have been […]
Read More Springtime ShareGlad to be back and sharing again. It has been a few weeks of travel and a bit of chaos. Which is always welcome. Nothing like a shake up here and again to revive the soul. This is my contribution to Hélène Vaillant’s “What do you see?”, challenge. Always an intriguing prompt. Thank you, Hélène! […]
Read More Ingrid’s TaleOriginally posted on Sun in Gemini:
Now we have finished with our incursion into maths, and I know that will be welcome… Why have we been talking about such non-spiritual things as acceleration, velocity (speed) and distance? The answer is that these aspects of motion are at the heart of how we learn about the…
Originally posted on BY THE LEFT HAND…:
As gallant winds of wild, command among the sky. Dancing through the blades, two bluebirds soar to fly. ? In sunlight, so does ruffle, gentle wings of feather. On wisp of floating cloud, they flutter, happy together. ? With music soft in whistle; their chorus speaks rejoice. Sounding…
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
? (Above: the original Bell 30 which established commercial helicopter technology, and was invented and developed by Arthur M. Young. Picture Wikipedia, public domain) In our last post, we looked at those most frightening objects: numbers which are squared and cubed. This exercise in cruelty was an attempt to…
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