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She and I were star stuff symbiotic, dear, precious friends, old lovers who finished each other’s sentences. – Jacqueline Cioffa “Her salt mine seas…
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The Paradox of Our Age and a Beatbox By Jacqueline Cioffa I’m not going to spin the crooked ways the world disgusts me, fueled by greed,…
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Read the full essay courtesy of author Christy Lynn Abrams’ blog http://christylynnabram.com: Don’t Call Me Daughter http://bit.ly/1ILQSTG by (Guest) @JackieCioffa via @WholisticMuse…
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The Coolest Thing About Me I have arrived at the supposed highway, halfway mark. That’s a median guess based on statistics, there are no guarantees.…
2 Comments“I exist, therefore I am, mistakes and imperfections one and all. I don’t want to be considered an artist. I want to be thought of…
Leave a Comment“I am learning to let go of who and what no longer fits, and suddenly like magic I’m surrounded by good, caring people. I am,…
Leave a CommentI couldn’t resist responding to the lovely Carol Adriana Estrella‘s post on Facebook this morning. “Doing a small survey: What are your first thoughts when you hear…
Leave a Comment“The vast landscape was never ours to begin with, we are all tenants of the same good earth. Surrounded by the enchanting tourist attractions, one forgets.…
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