All in Lynda Bernard
“Someday when we're dreaming. Deep in love, not a lot to say. Then we will remember. Things we said today."
With work by Angela Rieck, Barry Novick, Donna Wetjen, Lynda Bernard, Meryl Spiegel, Sandra Novick, Sarah Ehrenson, and Tina Folks.
Eminently quotable. Something to agree or disagree with; think, laugh (or cry) about.
Who better to learn from on this hotter than hot Monday afternoon, than Dr. Seuss? Curated by Lynda Bernard.
Before gas barbecues, electric barbecues and smokers, chimneys to light the charcoal, and electric starters.
“How to Light the Coals. A Barbecue Memory,” by Lynda Bernard.
Good reads read, reviewed and recommended by our Contributors and Authors.
“A ragged, at the edge kitten, abandoned, smeared with mud, and a Himalayan to boot, is rescued by one of the Dalai Lama’s aides,” and the story unfolds. Reviewed by Lynda Bernard.
A glimpse.
"Aging is an extraordinary process where you become the person you always should have been." David Bowie
“But I know, because I’ve been there.” By Lynda Bernard.
Two very successful people committed suicide last week, Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Deep depression is a demon, and it takes hold of you.
With imagination invoked and pen put to paper, Hummingbird is pleased to present its new monthly poetry series.
May Selection: One Art, by Elizabeth Bishop. Shadow Dancing Poetry Series by Lynda Bernard.
My wrist is sprained and swollen, and my tooth hurts. It’s been raining for 5 or 6 or 7 days.
And my son is running a marathon…in the pouring rain. What Lynda does to affect this trajectory might surprise you. Hint: It’s not vacuuming.
Say What? Something to agree or disagree with; think, laugh (or cry) about.
Jake Tapper nails it in his remarks at the UMass Amherst graduation 2018. Curated by Lynda Bernard.
With imagination invoked and pen put to paper, Hummingbird is pleased to introduce a new monthly series.
April Selection: Wild Geese, by Mary Oliver. Shadow Dancing Poetry Series by Lynda Bernard.
Nothing says Spring more than the "wild" sprays of yellow that burst open against the backdrop of the blue spring sky.
A lovely childhood memory, by Lynda Bernard.
Quotes, some famous, some less well known. But all will make you think.
An inspirational quote by Michael Beckwith, submitted by Angela Rieck. Quotes curated by Lynda Bernard.
