This path leads to Queen Amzo’s garden at Honeygold, Clover Castle. She goes there to be alone with her thoughts, which are mostly about her daughter, Lorelei Lo, who as an infant had to be sent away to be raised as Servant Princess to the Dragon. Her story takes place 1000 years before the to-be-released […]
When the loon took imaginary flight to the fantasy world of Boad, he visited a high meadow in the foothills of the Orrun Mountains, and there he left his mark on the landscape before reluctantly returning to Earth. He looks forward to June 1, publication date of his saner self’s tale, Bekka of Thorns. https://bekkaofthorns.com
This sludge gump is located somewhere in the Woeful Wanderers’ Wasteland on the world of Boad, where the story, Bekka of Thorns, to be released on June 1 by Wild Child Publishing, takes place.
The time? A few years before Charles Lindbergh flew to Paris The place? Ojai, California In the White House? Calvin Coolidge On Broadway? Fred and Adele Astaire in George Gershwin’s ‘Lady, Be Good’ Little Suzanne Gorham seems to be having fun in the warm California sun. She went on to earn the highest marks as […]
Question – Why did the loon coach youth baseball for 25 years? Answer – Early Sunday morning voluntary batting practice and the mellow green vibe.
This blank canvas meadow has been prepared by Mother Nature. She primed it with a coat of snow, and now She ponders the colors She’ll use to make it bloom. The loon will return to this spot in a month to examine and record Her work. I’m thinking orange, purple, and yellow. We’ll see.
and a baseball game was taking place on the adjacent field.
Here is a segment of sidewalk in San Carlos, California. The loon once lived in a pink structure located to the left of this particular view. He decided this spot was worthy of being painted. Therefore, he painted it. Yes, pink structure.
What happens when the loon gets hold of watercolor pencils and acrylic paint
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