 I received notice this morning that the father of a friend passed away. As I turned my head this poem came up on an auto screen saver on another laptop in the kitchen. Message from Jerry? I'm going to say Why Not!? I just sent it to Barb. I need to remember not to be afraid to share things like this. Thanks Creator!
It re-minded me also of my Grandmother, Hazel McCauley; my Grandfather, Walter R. McCauley, my father, Howard Hogue; my Great Aunt, Mimi Aebischer, my Great Grandmother Aebischer (I don't know her first name!), Uncle Bob Hogue, Aunt Sally (Grandpa's sister) and all my ancestors who have helped me on this and other plains (or planes if you insist). Comments are closed.
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AuthorWhat shall I forgive this day to amuse and delight? 
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I decided back in November 2015 to make my poetry available and journal online. I'm not exactly sure what "blogging" means but I am quite sure this is an online journal. Feel free to read on with an aire of open minded curiosity. At no time do I intend to offend, judge or pretend to know anything really, I'm just an observer and explorer, as we all are. Feel free to "boldly go" through my observations and perhaps it will spark or inspire. Comments are off because I don't want to be worried about political correctness when I'm writing. I'm not thinking about "you." I'm just writing because it feels "right". Feel free to enjoy or surf on. LA McCauley 
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