Photo prints on canvas and photography
Happy Mother’s Day to all my friends! Let’s talk about photo prints on canvas! As some of you already know, I once was a wedding photographer/videographer. It was pretty fun, but developed into an obsession pretty quickly. As the meme says, you cannot simply walk into a setting with a camera and not take images away. Which is why I am so excited about a new site I found that I want to share with you. If you are interested in WALL ART or PHOTO GIFTS, you will love this site. For goodness sake, they have PHOTO prints ON CANVAS!!
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Part Seven The Whiteboard
Part Seven of The Whiteboard is here! I hope you are enjoying this little strange tale. I think you will enjoy how things speed up from this point forward. Poor Anne. She’s a victim but she can’t seem to understand how to deal with it. You can read part six here Last time, she went to her boss for help…we left her about to explain to him what has been going on. ©Part Seven of The Whiteboard by Kim Smith “Yes. A visitor,” she repeated. “And whoever it is, you see, I don’t know their identity, so whoever it is,
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Funny pictures with Herman!!
Everyone loves funny pictures…so I have some for you. I have laughed until I cried over these. You are going to love them. Who doesn’t love cats? If you love my feline friend, Herman, follow him on Twitter with his handle @Tattlecat. He will have a website soon.
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Interview with Merle Temple, author of A Ghostly Shade of Pale
Recently, I met with Merle Temple at his book signing in Tupelo MS. He is one of the most captivating people I have had the privilege to speak with, and I am honored to post his interview here on my site. He is a former Author Rodeo Roundup member and we will sorely miss him this year. Thank you, Merle, for allowing me to post your interview and images. MEET MERLE TEMPLE Merle Temple I came of age in the South in the 50s and 60’s, and write about what I know. Living three or four lives in one lifetime
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Writing stuff Wednesday
So…I know I have been slacking something fierce on this old blog. It has been the winter blues, I tells ya. I get SAD in the wintertime. That’s “seasonal affective disorder” for those who do not know. But this past weekend, I went out of town (SOUTH!) and found sunshine and warm temps. I sat in the sun for a while and believe me, the blues fled. Today I want to talk about writing stuff. I know I could do a podcast, but my voice is not up to par, and you really wouldn’t enjoy my coughing and hacking to
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