And in the end

A group of us went to the cemetery to soak in the Fall foliage and shoot some pictures. We landed there and went our separate ways. It was nice.     I found myself making stories. There are patterns. Identity. Who are you when you are gone?     Defined by relationships. I think about that Beatles line, “And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love …

The Lifetime is Now Nine O’Clock

“Want to go outside?” he says to the dog in his sweet still little boy voice. Not so little, but it’s how he talks to the dog. And I hold onto the illusion that I could just scoop him up in my arms. When we stand toe to toe he starts with his flat palm measuring his height and then compares it to mine. I think he cheats with that …

Cinnamon Boy

Text and voice: Elouise Oyzon Music: John Oyzon cinnamonboy Someone said, “Tell me a story.” And I did. Sentence at a time in a chat window. I saved the story as post. There was a point where I tried my hand at audio posts. My brother, John (aka Beau) took my voice and made music with it. It is sweet. I think I will take his music and my voice …

Dear Itzel

I think you are the only one who comes here. I am glad you do. Oh! I am trying to get old blog posts moved here. Found comments from you, and Bridget, and Elsie, and Liz, and my family, and…and…and… This used to be a happenin’ space. I should do something about that. 🙂

Spring Cleaning: The textual version

Does this blog skin make me look fat? Trying on different looks. It’s something to do while I try to get the posts of the last ten years in order. It’s been a while. I can’t even find my bloggeversary. Looking through the wall of text, I found many friends. This used to be a happening place. Maybe I can find my writing mojo under these superficial changes.

I Neanderthal.

A bit rumbly in the tumbly. I don’t usually envision Pooh when I start with caveman, but there it is. In an effort to save my life, I’m giving the Paleo diet a shot. Hence the rumbly tumbly bit. It’s only day three of this. Was advised to give it at least thirty days. So I shall. Before and after shots? Sure. Tomorrow. I promise.   In the meantime, some …

eyes open

When traveling it seems my soul lags behind. It’s been different since the event. Sluggish, my body follows at a distance from where my mind believes it should be. But maybe it is catching up. I am awakening. Spring is coming. It is. And I will walk barefoot in the grass with all the grace I can muster.

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