Elvey’s Adventures: The Detective

The thunder rumbled overhead, causing the plaque hanging on the wall to rattle slightly. At the same time, there was a gentle knock. Detective Rachel Hughes looked up, but soon returned her attention to the report she was writing. Another thunderclap. This time it did not rattle the plaque. The knocking started again. This time,

Friday Photography: Tea Time

(Silly-Confession — for some reason, the last few weeks I’ve gotten mixed up if it’s Friday Photography or Photography Friday….. LOL) Today I thought I’d feature a few photos that I took for props for my facebook (and eventually instagram) group. I’m going to take more pictures soon, and then I’ll do more of a

Photography Friday: Summer

A Photographical Celebration of Summer

My Time Management

I want to inspire people to slow down, so I need to live it

Elvey’s Adventures: Reality Starts to Crumble

Elvey and Hughes carefully emerged into the main hall of the police station. It was empty and, like much of the town, felt strangely deserted. Elvey looked around, shaking his head. “I don’t understand,” he said, “Where is everyone? Ever since the snare started taking effect, I’ve seen fewer and fewer people.” “Oh, they’ve been

Photography Friday: Keeping Cool

We’re experiencing an unpleasant streak of hot weather here. So I thought it would be an interesting challenge to feature photos by theme of keeping cool. I’m not totally sure what that means, so this will be fun. Of course the best way to keep cool is to get wet…….. Or I suppose live in

Going on an Adventure

Confession. I am bad at talking about things — especially when it’s hard for me to define them. For example, I have plans for ‘taking my business to the next level’, which will actually be quite the process and means a lot of change, so it’s kind of big. But, I just don’t talk about

Stalled During Quarantine: Continuing

Making Plans in a Covid World

I am Proud to Be American

The Flag is Still There