Who Should We Love

Growing up in the 50’s, I wasn’t around African American kids much since sadly they went to separate schools, churches, and lived in different neighborhoods then. But I lived part of my childhood on the edge of black folks’ neighborhood. We always spoke to our neighbors and smiled when we knew them. Then I learned … More Who Should We Love

Falling Leaves by Melodie Elaine Estes

A certain little boy loved the leaves of Fall.                                                                       He had questions to ask, so he stood up tall.                                                            Earnestly,  he inquired about the pre-fall trees.                                                                     “In Fall, why do you choose to lose your leaves?” “Why drop your colorful leaves now? Wait till spring!                                                               Why have no leafy limbs when the wind is chilling,                                                          Knowing … More Falling Leaves by Melodie Elaine Estes

I Heard Voices

Well, I was on a roll of strange events. I signed up for a seminar one night at 7 PM on Zoom. I had the Zoom class number and pass code on my Google Chrome Notebook. So I opened Zoom and entered the needed details. There was no evidence of anything. It was time for … More I Heard Voices

Beauty and Grace

I love to capture people’s facial expressions with my camera. One photo I took over 10 years ago always makes me smile. The “subject” was a young woman preparing to dance in a group of other women during the Hindu festival, Diwali, (or Festival of Lights) at a large park near me. Already, several groups … More Beauty and Grace