Future planning + sonnets
My year-long projects are continuing apace! Yesterday I listened to Mozart's Missa Solemnis (well, one of them), which was cool. I managed to listen to …Read More
Category Archives: Poetry
Honeysuckle on the trail
June is speeding along. We’re a third of the way through the month! But the honeysuckle is still out, at least for now. So for …Read More
Does planning save money? Plus links and a sonnet
In Sarah Hart-Unger’s Best Laid Plans podcast, she often takes listener questions. I appreciated her answer to a listener who asked this week whether planning …Read More
Year-long projects update
Each year (well, at least for the past several years) I've chosen a few year-long projects. The idea is to do a little something every …Read More
July sonnets
One of my long-term projects this year is to write a sonnet every week. Each day, I write two lines in iambic pentameter (a total …Read More
Early wake-ups, miscellany, sonnet
Today began very early. My two older boys needed to catch a charter bus to a competition in Nashville -- with the bus leaving at …Read More
Epic wrapping (and an unnamed sonnet)
Well, this has been quite a week. Many kid concerts and activities, and then a shifting schedule when things change. But I seem to have …Read More
Friday content round up, plus lights and a sonnet
I spent some time this week working on the chapter I'm writing about my year-long projects. I still have not figured out exactly what my …Read More
Two Maine sonnets for autumn
I made it to Maine twice during October! Since what I am experiencing informs my daily sonnet writing practice, here are two sonnets from the …Read More
Leisure, old magazines, plus a sonnet
At certain points, my 4-year-old desperately wants me (think, middle of the night). However, there are other times when he is far more excited about …Read More
