Author Archives: naturist

I have now finished Chapter 4 of my current work in progress, the story of aliens who are trying to to help save planet Earth. Also keeping me busy are two types of Twitter users whom I am busy in … Continue reading →

Disequilibrium. It’s a thing. With so many certainties in life now in question, all of us are is some sort of free fall, whether we realise it or not. The first big shock to our system, our psyche, was the … Continue reading →

The sky looks gloomy. Rather, I should say that I feel a sense of gloominess when looking at the overcast sky. Words matter. I talked about that yesterday. Listening to the news, reading the endless stream of Tweets and posts … Continue reading →

It is early morning, very early. There are lights in the window across the street from the lodging of a man who is older than myself. Lights on are no guarantee that he is awake. I turned on my strings … Continue reading →

Well, that happened! Our world has just flexed its shadow and all is not well in the world. We now have the dark twins, Covid19 and the terrorizing right wing extremists running rampant in the world. No political landscape is … Continue reading →

I find myself, every once in a while making concessions to the fact that it is winter time here on the Canadian prairies. The first concession was to give up free-hiking and put on a few layers of clothing to … Continue reading →

We all have high hopes for 2021. I know that I, like many others, was smiling with determination, wine glass in hand in defiance that this year was going to be better than 2020. The only resolution that came to … Continue reading →

Today, one of my Twitter friends, Emma James, proposed a fun activity based on a cartoon. Her Tweet challenge came in the wee hours of New Year’s Day: “We have to start 2021 with a #challenge. I love this cartoon. It reminded … Continue reading →

Okay, in case the title wasn’t clear, I am wishing you a Happy Naked/Nude New Year in both French and Scottish Gaelic languages. I don’t know much Gaelic other than through language study. Why the interest? Obviously there has to … Continue reading →

The sun is shining. I will be going out for a countryside walk of an undetermined distance this afternoon, This morning, I took down the Christmas decorations. It is a tradition to take down the decorations before New Year’s Day … Continue reading →