Attraction is magnetism yet to repel coexists diamagnetism. Spontaneous parallelism effects ferromagnetism. Oppositely becomes antiferromagnetism. Obviously.  Subjectively teeny superparamagnetism Is larger while metamagnetism leaps and electromagnetism consequently, remains Einstein’s theorism. Gravitoelectronmagnetism, a weighty subject, inevitably forced upon an organism in … Continue reading Magnetic Moment

It was a no parking, no waiting zone, in fact, the curb was painted red and the cop was reminding me “no stopping here” either.  Ticket book in hand, hungrily eying my Z4, he asked to look into my trunk so I popped the button and now he was fondling a deli sandwich, a Kaiser roll with ham and cheese and lettuce sticking out the side.  Actually, there were dozens and one had a green jalapeño chili stuck between the cellophane and the roll.  I like them hot! “Go ahead and take one..  take two, I’ve got plenty.”  Hooking one … Continue reading Kerfuffle!

It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. Hebrews 10:31 She takes His hand in hers, caresses His fingers; a tear appears in the corner of her eye, slowly forms, then plunges down her … Continue reading Kiss a Rose

“Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.”             Psalm 119:105 Apprehensive of the dark I entered with trepidation Fearing what I fear most (without the Word showing us the way,  man would be lost) … Continue reading Claustrophobia

Place the date on your calendar: December 7, 2017 at the Pollak Library, California State University, Fullerton.  Keynote speaker: Lis Leyson, wife of Leon Leyson, presenting his book “The Boy on a Wooden Box.”  This, the only memoir published by a former Schindler’s list child, perfectly captures the innocence of a small boy who goes through the unthinkable. (VOYA). Over a dozen OLLI authors will be on hand to present and sign their books.  More information to come. Continue reading OLLI-CSUF Book Signing December 7, 2017

Struggling for freedom string bowed, then taut nearly straight in this strong wind Strings in our lives rules, mores, lack of or too much of the strings that manipulate us supreme or devious I walk my kite on its leash … Continue reading This is about flying kites 

She gripped the envelope Precious at the moment Treasure My last glimpse of her as the holidays slipped by In the rush of the last minutes She could not leave without them Tiny blossoms She had picked with concentration Reverence … Continue reading May there always be flowers for you

life is a sine wave waxing and waning ebbs and flows yin and yang ups and downs love and not yet… life continues (at least until that final day) day turns to night night turns to day the new day … Continue reading Sine Wave

A Polar Bear came into our camp area the night that we arrived. He was pacing along the coastline of Hudson Bay, waiting for the water to freeze so he could go out and hunt seals for dinner. He was … Continue reading Charlie’s Challenge

I meant to add I wish i could write like that seeing stars in a broken stool to write I find there must be some anger or exhilaration or emotion that cannot be contained canned as I am in daily … Continue reading I miss Miss Kitty