Daily writing prompt for May 11, 2023

Daily writing prompt
What was the last live performance you saw?

This prompt brings back memories of attending concerts by the MSO Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra some time ago. We watch many good art and music programs on Milwaukee PBS. Thank you.

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Technology

Daily writing prompt
How has technology changed your job?

I am grateful to be able to create from home. Yesterday, we picked up an online order at a local store, and then brought a meal home from another business. We had looked at the menu online. I have ordered used books from Amazon and art from small Etsy shops. And I have bought a few books from poets online, from their sites. All works together.

Photo by Karl – Spring 2014

Thoughts, Poems, Photos

Who are your favorite people to be around?

Daily writing prompt

As I pray the Psalms, there is a sense of love and strength through time. I think of my parents and others no longer on earth. Love endures and grows. Friendships change too, as life asks different things of us. Blogs and books, faith and prayer, are constants. I remember how my mother reconnected with some old friends in their old age. Thank you for visiting today.

peaceful time
with my blogs
remembrance

rearranging
art on the walls
cards, and small gifts
from friends
I see them anew

spring colors
poetry journals and books
on a brown tablecloth

April 21, 2022
April 21, 2022
April 21, 2022

Snowdrops
Garden Journal 2022
Photos by Karl

Daily Prompt – a good leader

What makes a good leader?

Daily Prompt

I thought about humility, as one example, and then searched for posts and poems that may go well with this prompt.

each flower
a star for a time
daylilies

July 19, 2010 (this site)

holiness
and humility
Christmas

December 25, 2010 (this site)
Quiet Christmas Poetry (site and large print book)

I hope to create new posts for 2023 at Easter And Spring Poetry.

Ellen Grace Olinger

Photo by Karl – April 2010
Photo by Karl – May 2011
Photo by Karl – June 2011
Photo by Karl – July 2011