ohh sweet caroline you are one who could go deep down into an iron ore mine with candle on helmet for light and find a glimmer of gold somewhere ha thank YOU
Apple, your photos are incredible. Especially that lonesome structure in the setting sun. Also--you don't have to be sleeping to dream. That's how I feel when I dip into your writing. Carried along, half-lulled, sometimes shocked upright by a laugh or an insight. It's a cool experience. I feel the Faulkner influence.
l wish i could claim that photo was a reference to "Light in August" but alas it was July...besides he didn't need a damn cell phone to take pics and distract from stuff he could describe better in prose but yes i love that image have you ever read "The Reivers" its Faulkner at his funniest!!! he and Thomas Wolfe seem to be decent grounding points...not that it works much lol
“Besides i feared most of all the stagnation, the bleeding out of my soul in the southern humidity.” Wow! I felt that. Thank you!
ohh sweet caroline you are one who could go deep down into an iron ore mine with candle on helmet for light and find a glimmer of gold somewhere ha thank YOU
It's so good, it's inspired what I will post tonight!
hmmmmm are you gonna start it out like Isabel in her underwear?!!? lol
I’m not as cool as her!
you mean "pregnant" !!!
she could get away with murder haha
Trout like women sometimes want to be caught and other times...
but trout caught and sautéed or smoked or... sure does save a lot of money. A great piece today, with lots to uh chew on!
well it it was either this or my sloppy-ass take on the Barbie phenomenon right?? lol xox
💗💗 really beautiful piece
But Barbie!
Apple, your photos are incredible. Especially that lonesome structure in the setting sun. Also--you don't have to be sleeping to dream. That's how I feel when I dip into your writing. Carried along, half-lulled, sometimes shocked upright by a laugh or an insight. It's a cool experience. I feel the Faulkner influence.
l wish i could claim that photo was a reference to "Light in August" but alas it was July...besides he didn't need a damn cell phone to take pics and distract from stuff he could describe better in prose but yes i love that image have you ever read "The Reivers" its Faulkner at his funniest!!! he and Thomas Wolfe seem to be decent grounding points...not that it works much lol
Such beauty. Thanks for taking us on this trip 🙏