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Ten Things of Thankful July 10 2022

I am way too many days late, but it is better to jump back in, right?!

  1. As you can see by my cover photo, I am a newlywed. While I am not a young lady anymore, I still feel all the feels and joy is the most along with love. We were married on June 29. It was a civil service and daughter and our close friend were witnesses.

2. We went on a honeymoon to New Bern and had a lovely time. We also drive to Emerald Isle and put our toes in the sand. There are no pictures. They are all in our memories.

3. Our friend who is really like family and our daughter had a great time while we were away. I am grateful for their friendship and that we have such a sweet friend to open up her home to our daughter.

4. Busy, busy, busy…I am

5. Fine Lines Summer Camp is happening and I am participating this weekend and next, along with Wednesday night. Today, I am a presentor. It is so much fun to get together with so many other writers and take on challenges.

6. Bonus is that I also participated in another monthly writing challenge. This one is managed by Rusti Lehay. I like her style. She gives us thought provoking prompts and we go on our own little writes and then share. Here is her information: Rusti Lehay

7. I have a new course opening up in the Garden of Neuro. It is called Path to Publishing. I will be posting more about it in a little while.

8. RAIN! WE GOT RAIN!!!

9. Coolness from #8.

10. YOU – What’s your thankful?

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Excellent work!

Cassa Bassa's avatarFlicker of Thoughts

This poem was published in Social Justice Inks Anthology by Lisa Tomey’s Prolific Pulse Press, available for purchase onAmazon.

An old woman took her granddaughter to the mall.

She wanted to buy her little girl a lollipop.

The shopkeeper asked her to pay at the facial recognition machine.

She was too poor to own a digital device,

too helpless to be tech savvy,

and she only scraped by using the money in a biscuit tin.

The shopkeeper told her that business could not accept cash payment anymore,

for the public health order said it all.

She pleaded with the shopkeeper saying they were clean and healthy.

All she wanted was a good old days’ reward for her granddaughter.

The little girl looked up to her tear-filled eyes,

“Nana, you are the sweetest thing in the whole wide world,

more than all the lollies in the shop.

Our papa…

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Uncategorized

2030

Excellent work!

Cassa Bassa's avatarFlicker of Thoughts

This poem was published in Social Justice Inks Anthology by Lisa Tomey’s Prolific Pulse Press, available for purchase onAmazon.

An old woman took her granddaughter to the mall.

She wanted to buy her little girl a lollipop.

The shopkeeper asked her to pay at the facial recognition machine.

She was too poor to own a digital device,

too helpless to be tech savvy,

and she only scraped by using the money in a biscuit tin.

The shopkeeper told her that business could not accept cash payment anymore,

for the public health order said it all.

She pleaded with the shopkeeper saying they were clean and healthy.

All she wanted was a good old days’ reward for her granddaughter.

The little girl looked up to her tear-filled eyes,

“Nana, you are the sweetest thing in the whole wide world,

more than all the lollies in the shop.

Our papa…

View original post 42 more words