Showing posts with label New Yew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Yew. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2015

Happy New Year

"Vibrant Flow" by Drew John Tankersley 
















Happy sez- Another day, another year and for those that awoke before light and was a part of the birth of a morning or to those that rallied the the suns explosion of a new dawn from the bleary-eyed perspective of  life's celebrations and to all in between Happy sez-  have GOOD AND HAPPY (sez-) NEW YEAR!!


Happy sez-
Nearly a half century ago when the blush of youth was still upon my cheek, a fine and wise old lady from the hills of Tennessee gave me a cure one morning after for that which was ailing me something mighty terrible from the night before:  she took a glass of milk which was something foreign and frightening to my body then proceeded to break and stir into that milk a raw egg. When she handed that ghastly mixture to  me with the admonishment to drink and drink it all at once, I felt I had three choices: 1. I could suddenly bolt to the bathroom  2. I could just die right now on the spot, or 3. I could choose a still certain but more interesting death so I took the mixture and with out thinking ( I had a lot of practice at that the night before) I drink it down suddenly and swiftly.  When the mixture stayed, with much rumblings, where I put it, I gave it about three minutes or so and suddenly the thought that life might go on glimmered then started to shine brighter like a beacon of hope.  I thought I would share this with you just in case.

Wednesday, December 31, 2014

A New Year's Moment

"John's Squares" by Drew John Tankersley


Happy sez- Well, that time has come again, but will be gone tomorrow, that time when time meets man in a brief moment, a brief nexus of past and future, THE moment when the past becomes the bright and hopeful future ( local time, of course).  The New Year is upon us, and so at midnight tonight, that magic moment of  time that separates memories from anticipation, we celebrate not just the troubles and triumphs of the past year nor the hope for a better tomorrow, so much as the fact that there will be a tomorrow because tomorrow is already here, and since tomorrow is already here that means that like the seasons change, the cycle continues.  The cycle of life, like the change of the seasons is not only a cycle of life and death, of youth and age, of hope and renewal, but a cycle of faith as well.  Happy New Year!!!  

Here are some links you might find interesting:

Srujana
Time and Date
Science Daily

Happy would also like to remind you folks that you can find a link to my store on the right side of the page, and by the end of January I will have some new art on new products - please take a look!