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06/30/2017

Things about my son, Steve

The day he was born it was 113 He was born in Abilene Texas He was a breach baby who was delivered by forceps before he could flip back to breach position His hair was red.when he was born but turned blonde later He was awake more than asleep as a baby He wanted attention […]

Posted in Essays, family, Family, Life, Memoir, Memories are made of this, nature, Seasons. Tagged remembering my son. 2 Comments
05/27/2017

“We’ll have these moments to remember”

These are the momentsEtched in time-etched in our minds.   Memories and more… Nancilynn Saylor.                                             27 May 2017

Posted in family, Flowers, Haiga, Haiku, Life, Memoir, Memories are made of this, nature, Seasons. 2 Comments
05/16/201705/20/2017

“I wanna know where love goes…”

High kilowatt smile, eyes cast across lifetimes Soul seeking Soul. ©Nancilynn Saylor 15 May 2017

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05/05/201705/05/2017

“Goodnight, my love…”

Daylight melts in shadows                   Memory on overload.                                         Life sinks- then slumbers . ©Nancilynn Saylor 5 May 2017.                   […]

Posted in family, Flowers, Haiga, Haiku, Life, Memories are made of this, nature, Poetry, Seasons, These are a few of my favorite things!!!. Tagged family photo, Magnolia bloom. Leave a comment
02/16/2017

Wish you were here…

I awakened  after a night of restless dreams to a sweet text message from one of my late son Steve’s high school friends. He always adored Jo and they participated in theater arts together…he truly loved her for her beautiful heart. I have a some sweet special friendships with many of his friends from high […]

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01/08/201701/14/2017

My dad’s birthday

My dad was born on January 8, 1923. He passed just a month before his 91st birthday. He liked spicy foods, reading good books and watching football or other sports, on television. I woke up this morning thinking of him and missing him. I spent my day making homemade Salsa and watching my favorite football […]

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01/07/2017

Winter weekend

Canning today A  half case of tomatoes Homemade spaghetti sauce! Nancilynn Saylor January 2017 Spaghetti sauce

Posted in family, Family, Life, Memoir, Memories are made of this, Recipes, These are a few of my favorite things!!!. Leave a comment
08/15/201608/15/2016

Farmin’ Fool

It was a name he gave himself in a song and farm he did nestled in our southern suburban paradises turning endless backyards of clay into soil   we drew hope that we would have tomatoes slowly, but certainly, each year the garden came some years two crops if we had the energy   some […]

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07/18/201607/18/2016

All for the love of a Dog

my dog, now grown old eats, sleeps,drinks,wets on cool  floors no pain, except ours… © Nancilynn Saylor 2016 Photo today via IPhone pictures

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07/10/201607/10/2016

Remembering

  Shooting stars flash by, wild. Smudging through midnight skies Remembering lost loves.       © Nancilynn 7/10/2016 Image courtesy of NASA

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