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Monthly Archives: May 2013
FTAC – A Comment on Web Time
https://jsoppenheim.com/2013/05/06/reading-richard-adams-_the-girl-in-a-swing_/ Back when, I would be done . . . and perhaps working on my own work . . . or working on a photograph . . . or a piece of music. With multiple blogs, the Facebook nexus, news … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Journal
Tagged cyberspace, journal, lifestyle, offline, online, real space
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Reading – Richard Adams – _The Girl in A Swing_
I’m sorry I marked the first paragraph of the first chapter of this old and deckle edged first edition, but even so slightly used, oh what a still magical and mysterious experience the reading remains. Adams’ work reminds: while a … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Creative Writing, Journal, Oppenheim Library
Tagged journal, literary experience, reading, writing
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Resting Deep
I can feel it: this ain’t gonna be no nap. “If you had it to do over again . . . .” What if you do have it to do over again? This time without the brow beating, the screaming, … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Creative Writing, Journal
Tagged creative writing, journal
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Detail, Suncatcher Windchime, Hunter Hill, May 5, 2013
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Posted in Nikon D200, Photography, Seasons, Snapshots, Spring
Tagged balcony, decoration, garden, suncatcher, windchime
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Eating Chocolate, Sipping Coffee
Two days: no sales on the Amazon Kindle e-publishing adventure. đŚ I’ve read Nicholas Sparks, and I so do not wish to write that badly. Then too, I’m practically in Nora Roberts’ back yard — true: 30 minutes, if that, … Continue reading
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Published! For Kindle.
Originally posted on Communicating Arts – The Journal:
Oppenheim, James S. Â A Younger Soul: Seven Short Stories. Â Hagerstown, Maryland: Communicating Arts, 2013. The busyness enabled by the web — the Facebook thing and its 570 buddies; the several blogs; the…
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Treetops, Hunter Hill, April 27, 2013
Posted in Lumix Lx5, Photography, Seasons, Snapshots, Spring
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An Exhausted Writer’s Retreat – Sunset, Blinds, Hunter Hill, May 1, 2013
On the old Oppenheim Arts & Letters, I had noted several times in its “19th Century” modern section the horror of having applied serious creative writing chops and energy to “chatyping” — that’s what I call all of this — at … Continue reading
Robin Defense, Hunter Hill, April 2013
In the seven years in which I’ve adjusted to living at Hunter Hill, an apartment complex just beyond the fringe of Hagerstown, Maryland, about six miles south, if that, from the Pennsylvania border, I have raised, by turns, doves, wrens, … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, Lumix Lx5, Photography, Seasons, Snapshots, Spring
Tagged apartment living, bird's nests, nesting
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