Writing: A Profession to Admire

I have always admired the writing profession. Its rich, long history is evident in ancient and modern classics. And it’s a present-day craft represented in many vocations and academic disciplines.

Life’s Rocky Balance

We’re witnesses to an irregular, imperfect stack of Earth’s nearly flat, circular, geological creations, conveniently balanced in their ascending formation.

In the Morning Moment

As I look at the sheets, which will be pulled into an orderly fold shortly, I review my mental checklist of to-do items to start the day. After prioritizing my tasks, I look out the window.

When Ms. Ruth Questioned Her Purpose

“Please pay attention, class,” exclaimed Ms. Ruth as she returned to her desk. When she sat, she looked at all the students and, once again, with bewilderment and unforeseen sadness, silently questioned her purpose.

Spiritually Contemplative

I’ve become spiritually contemplative over the years, with recent musings about my two teenage sons.

Homebound Treasure

An adorning bracelet holding sentimental value, a well-kept musical instrument passed down, or a first car, admirably referred to as a classic, are worthy considerations of something old, cherished, and in continued use. For me, it’s not something I take with me but rather a place where I go.