A Closer Look

Microscopes and magnifying glasses have been part of my existence since childhood. Curiosity always demanded a closer look in hopes of seeing the “invisible,” not the imaginary invisible, but real things too small to be seen with the naked eye. There is a whole ‘nother world to be seen through the magnifying lens, and whatContinue reading “A Closer Look”

The Lucky Bunny-what

The wine was great and the trimmings were captivating, especially this brass figure at the Celestial Hills Tasting Room in McMinnville, Oregon. Depending on the angle of view, I couldn’t decide whether it looked more like a goat, a bunny, or what, but with the mustache and monocle, it certainly was quite a spectacle. EvenContinue reading “The Lucky Bunny-what”

Peek at a Peak From 32,000 Feet

Clouds shrouded the view for most of our recent cross country flight. About half way through the trip I glanced down, wondering where we were. The clouds reluctantly gave way at the perfect moment, and I caught a glimpse of the familiar terrain of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. First the Twin Sisters, then MountContinue reading “Peek at a Peak From 32,000 Feet”

Cerebral Anthill

It rose from the ground, complex and convoluted, brain-like in appearance. However, it lacked hemispheres and lobes like a real brain, so the illusion quickly crumbled, even before any ants could arise start their day. Still, the sight of grass sprouting from the “brain” like new ideas, fresh, fertile, and green, had me scratching myContinue reading “Cerebral Anthill”