Crone Poems & Gen X Reflections
Spike GillespieTales from the Other Side of Sixty
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A Little Cross-Pollination
Hi Everyone,
Look! I painted Ethan the Baby Goat. I sure love painting*. At the end of this post please find a photo in which Ethan demonstrates how she keeps her feet warm and dry during ice storms. Brilliant really. (*As you can see, I s...
HUNKERING
Hi Y’all,
A quick check in to let you know about some upcoming opportunities to meet in real life. Also I feel compelled to share photos of all the prepping and hunkering down going on here at the ranch. Even before my efforts to steel the...
Happy Birthday to Me
Greetings Y’all,
Happy New Year! While I try not to use the word “resolution,” as I find it can be a setup for feeling like a failure, I do sometimes like to use the fresh start to try out some new things. These endeavors often last three...
Howdy 2026
Hi Y’all,
This fuzzy photo of Rosie is actually from a few years ago but every time I stumble across it, I just crack up at her little muddy grin, so I’m sharing it. I’m here to wish you all a calm and peaceful 2026, which seems like the I...
It’s the Most Horrible Time
Hi Y’all!
I hope you are keeping well. Broken record: I continue to live mostly off-line now and to observe how that feels. I do miss keeping up with a lot of you. I also enjoy how much quieter my life is without daily scrolling. This time...
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Spike is an award-winning writer of books, magazine articles, blog posts, poetry, and grudge lists. Like Bukowski, she doesn’t dislike people, she just feels better when they aren’t around.
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