Ramble, Bramble
Greta OdeA little bit of this, and a little bit of that. Fiction, non-fiction, nonsense, Texas wildflowers and wanderings, the neighbors' cows, and a tiny house.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 60 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 months ago |
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Back in the Saddle
The horse farm adjacent to the tiny house is a source of constant interest to me. The horses come, the horses go, the horses change fields; sometimes cows appear for a few weeks, and then those disappear. Ponds (“tanks,” they call them here...
Links Galore
It’s nice to have an audience. A small audience is very nice, but more is more.
I’ve written a few more pieces at the blog Kind Over Matter, and so has my friend and sometime co-creator Kimberly Gladman.
Kimberly and I would love to be r...
Feeling Sheepish
Cast Down
I recently learned that sometimes, after tripping in a hole or rolling down a hill, a sheep can land upside down and be unable to right itself. The sheep is “cast” or “cast down.”
This is my “On Leadership” metaphor, and I...
The Great Anniversary Festival
I’ve indulged in some personal, mostly nerdy 4th of July activities today.
Foremost, I read a great deal, all short pieces and excerpts. Much, but not all, I have read before many times.
I began with the obvious. I read the Declaration an...
Proposal, "On Leadership"
“Nature’s first green is gold,/ Her hardest hue to hold,” says Robert Frost. It is also hard to capture in a photograph, so you will have to trust me that the countryside is tinged with a yellow-gold glow as the leaves bloom. The misty blue...
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