THE REMAINING PIECE OF THE PIE
Kathleen HallArt, lifestyle, aging, opinions, and some poetry.
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ART MATTERS
Oscar Wilde famously said “Life Imitates Art far more than Art imitates life” in his 1889 essay, The Decay of Lying: An Observation, What is true for me is that true art springs from life itself, the creative urge that burgeons every sprin...
CARNIVORE TO VEGETARIAN - AND BACK AGAIN?
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From the midwestern meat and potatoes of my upbringing to Julia Child, meat or fowl has always been the main event on my table. And I haven’t limited myself to muscle meat, but enjoyed sweet breads, liver...
IT'S STILL JANUARY!!
I have been relieved to see that other writers experienced a post-holiday slump, too At least two newsletters I subscribe to have written about it. However, my slump is like crossing the Sahara: thirst without finding an oasis. Ideas to w...
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The Remaining Piece of the Pie
Which will better reflect the contents of this newsletter. Same Kathleen (Kay) Hall), documenting what it’s like to be this old and still alive and kicking, and how things unfold in these last decades of...
And now it's almost 2023 -
Photo by Daniel Tran on Unsplash
We spent Thanksgiving at the beach this year. We used to go there every two years, but that went on hold with Covid. This was our first year to recommence. It began with packing for a four day sojourn, t...
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I've been writing off and on most of my life. I love writing poetry, and short fiction, and have published a blog which has been part travelogue, part cookery, and personal thoughts and opinions.
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