The network of human interaction has been altered. It has been altered by the species itself. There was a day, not so long ago, when humans formed healthy communities, communities that sustained all but a few. Technology is fast altering human connections to other humans. We are teaching our babies and children to talk to… Continue reading The Web
Author: Maggie Turner
Wintry
Monday, January 7, 2019 It was cold last night with a -23C wind chill. I didn’t notice, for which I am truly grateful. I did add an extra comforter on the the bed though, and spent the night quite comfortably; it was needed, or I would have been too hot. Tomorrow we are expecting rain.… Continue reading Wintry
Cold Season
The headache I have is not just from landing face first and skidding across the concrete floor on my face. I have a head cold. Misery loves company. Where my mind goes with this juxtaposition of complaints, is that I might as well have both at the same time, get it over quicker. And in… Continue reading Cold Season
A Little Rumpled But Fine
I am a little rumpled from my fall yesterday. My eye is swollen, a bit black and blue, and the cuts have prominent scabs, but I can still see properly. I have some stiffness in my neck, left wrist, and back, but I am getting around without pain. I have a headache, but no fatigue,… Continue reading A Little Rumpled But Fine
Slow Motion
It snowed last night. When Attila left for work this morning, only a few inches of snow covered the end of the driveway. When I attempted to get out of the driveway, a few hours later, the plow had gone by and there was a two foot high, packed, snow bank at the end of… Continue reading Slow Motion