Enjoying a relaxing Sunday with my head buried in the rustic medium know as the newspaper.
Electronically speaking this information source is approaching obsolescence, but physically it’s like discovering an excellent comfort food restaurant.
Written by Edward Roads
After walking through a murk of pollen propelled sensory congestion, I flopped into my air conditioned car.
Soothing saxophone melodies unfolded from the dashboard generating a sound stitched tapestry of revitalization!
Written by Edward Roads
The clouds in the sky parade by as if part of a puffy traveling circus.
Tent after fluffy tent slowly sliding along promising fair weather for the next big top town.
Written by Edward Roads
This morning I noticed a crusty old working man sitting in his white van carefully nibbling on a large matzo cracker.
I wondered if he was eating it for breakfast enjoyment or because the obligations of life made it a necessity.
Written by Edward Roads
I walked by this monument and thought about the Colonists who hid and guarded their stockpile of arms from British soldiers.
Colonel Leslie’s retreat from the Old North Bridge is a testament to the unity and strength of the early Salem resistance.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
Do you see thriving greens and flourishing, vibrant color that helps make a weed feel like it belongs?
Do you see commonplace greens amongst tedious weeds that seem to mock the mundane flowers?
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
With a leech on his back and a boot full of water, the Vietnam soldier moves forward.
What he may not realize is this means a more safe tomorrow for all of us.
Written by Edward Roads
The stronger gray branches hold the twining capillary offshoots that house buds ready to effloresce into spring.
I make it a point to gain a sense of this euphoric moment in nature during the bleak midwinter.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
The tiny weathered woman was out with her rusty grocery cart performing the daily chore.
She purposefully made her way about the neighborhood gathering plastic and aluminum, nickel vouchers.
Written by Edward Roads
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