
Hello everyone! Welcome to Colleen’s Coffee Klatch. Where I grew up, the Kaffee klatsch was all the rage. Folks (mostly women) would get together, share a cup of coffee, and catch up on their lives. Thanks so much for stopping by to share a cup of coffee and a chat. Whenever I can, I like […]

The snow, rough and windswept in places, makes my peaceful walk evaporate. At the park, thick ice seals the sky’s reflections on the pond, reminding me of the places in my heart where I hide the old draconian memories. Like shadows, I keep those emotions in the dark, so they never take hold. It’s time […]

Imbolc is the third sabbat holiday, using Samhain as the starting point for the beginning of the Pagan new year. We celebrate this sabbat between January 31st and February 2nd. Imbolc is found at the midway point between the Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. In many regions, it was regarded as a season unto itself, […]

I met many new authors on my book tour in December 2022, which led me to some new reads! Let me introduce you to some novels I absolutely loved reading this month! ❤ As usual, please click on the book image to find the book on Amazon.com. Jealousy of a Viking, by V.M. Sang Leave […]

This is Part Four of the “Carrot Ranch Coven Series.” LOL! My Word-Witch is back! On Sabbatical – Part One Rabbits – Part Two Shadow Woman – Part Three The Carrot Ranch January 23, 2023, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story that is optimistic. Feel free to explore optimism in […]
I love this! ❤️
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Thanks. It was miserable hot and humid. Now that it rained, it’s cooled down. 😍🌧
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Oh good! Whenever that happened in Houston, it usually got even muggier.
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Yes, I remember how humid it gets in Texas! It cooled down nicely. ❤️
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Have you lived in Texas?
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I was stationed in San Antonio years ago. We’re retired Air Force… we’ve lived all over the U. S. and abroad. 😀
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Oh wow!! 🙂
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I really like the flow of this.
I didn’t realize it got that humid there, especially in April. We might be getting that kind of weather on Sunday.
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Oh yeah, it gets humid. Lots of moisture from Lake Michigan.
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That makes sense.😀
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And it’s only April. Something wrong with the thermostat for sure. It gets like that here in Japan but after the rainy season. June-July.
Stay cool. Your poem is so lovely. Too bad it’s real. Still the words are beautiful and they convey much. I adore your style. Thanks for sharing.
I was smitten with the prompt today. Silly, silly me. 🤦🏻♀️
The things you learn about yourself as you age. I never knew; never suspected I had such predilection for drama. A monologue? By someone dead? Where did that come from within me!? Imagine my surprise!
Thanks so much, Colleen. Stay cool. I wish you miracles.
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Thanks, Selma. Well, good for you taking on the prompt. My dear friend’s husband passed away the day before and it was a little raw for me. ❤️
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Love it! You’ve captured it brilliantly. 🙂
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Whew! Thanks, Gwen. It was humid! 🥵
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I too thought humidity was our burden here in the east– even though I spent my childhood in Ohio I don’t remember it until we moved to Maryland. You’ve described it well. (K)
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After living out west for the last six years, I forgot about the humidity of living near Lake Michigan. It was great after the rain, nice and cool. ❤️
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