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General musings about life here and now, often about theatre, or birds, or a metaphorical elephant, or stuff of life.
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- Go catch the bus now
- Sunday with a side of tears
- All afternoon at a car show
- Morning, weekend, waiting for hot water
- Spider keeping me awake
- Friday-Shine
- It's over now
- Spot has replaced the singing robin as an alarm clock
- Interview
- Home
- Another wet morning
- Garden's getting watered
- Sunday
- Where I ended up
- Saturday
- After six hours of marathon
- Friday
- I think I know the action
- Grounding
- Twenty
- Feeling subdued, too much sleep?
- Robin sang really early
- Waiting for my sheets to dry so I can leave
- Need to do something productive
- Random things on a Sunday morning
- Last showcase
- Few hours of free time
- Home from another show
- Screeching alarms replace the robin
- Feeling scratchy from the mold, but good rehearsal
- Moldy onions
- Now it's tomorrow
- The characters
- Should you settle?
- Evening
- Spot
- Home again
- Sunday afternoon
- Explanation
- Stay awake
- Saturday, no singing robins
- Rearranged
- Free
- Behind the glass
- The dreaded Thursday has arrived
- Someone mentioned chocolate
- Picture
- Too much stress
- Lawn mowing now
- Sunday morning
- Recommended for me on you tube
- Afternoon
- In a funk, venting
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About Me
- Isabel
- I am a naturalist, curious by nature. My interests range from the natural world to travel to food, art, music, religion, and culture to name a few. I am currently studying theatre and languages in hopes of performing and/or directing and of being multi-lingual. I have 4 blogs, the first on traveling in Spain, the second on the natural world, but predominately about birds, the third is about life in general, and the fourth is about reading Charles Dickens. My blogging has been more sporadic than I would like. I write to practice writing. And I am inspired to write better when I've been reading Dickens.
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