Tom Reagor
Shared publicly - May 13, 2013
I've been fairly internet savy for one of the "older" generation and I subscribe to several blogs about things that interest me but never felt I had the time to blog myself nor the burning desire to share my thougts with anyone outside my immediate family. Now it seems school work demands I become a blogger regardless of my personal preferences. So over the next several weeks I will be posting here two or three times a week about things great and small that are of some passing interest to me.
If you are expecting to learn things about me personally or those things that are of importance to my family and my life then you will be sadly disappointed. I am not interested in sharing family laundry or delving into the inner workings of my mind with the world. Those that know me know and those that don't know me don't need to.
Having said all that I do love to write so finding topics to ramble on about should be easy. Perhaps a discussion about Hope Chests and how they build themselves if you let them. Or maybe Orchids and why they aren't so difficult to grow as legend has made them out to be (see profile photos above).
Some of you might enjoy a walk through how to repair old furniture and why it truly is worth the trouble. We shall just see what moves me during my quiet time at a keyboard. Might be interesting might be boring as hell but that's a risk you'll have to decide to take. Unless of course you're just here because you're in the class on wrtting plans and proposals too, then I'm afraid you're stuck the same as I am.
If you are expecting to learn things about me personally or those things that are of importance to my family and my life then you will be sadly disappointed. I am not interested in sharing family laundry or delving into the inner workings of my mind with the world. Those that know me know and those that don't know me don't need to.
Having said all that I do love to write so finding topics to ramble on about should be easy. Perhaps a discussion about Hope Chests and how they build themselves if you let them. Or maybe Orchids and why they aren't so difficult to grow as legend has made them out to be (see profile photos above).
Some of you might enjoy a walk through how to repair old furniture and why it truly is worth the trouble. We shall just see what moves me during my quiet time at a keyboard. Might be interesting might be boring as hell but that's a risk you'll have to decide to take. Unless of course you're just here because you're in the class on wrtting plans and proposals too, then I'm afraid you're stuck the same as I am.
I vote for a post on Orchards-for-Dummies; I received a gorgeous one after my mom passed away in February and until just a couple weeks ago... it seemed to be the easiest plant I ever cared for. Today, however, there is nary a bloom left on it. ( I may or may not have failed to water it for 2 weeks in a row... I'll never tell!). Your pics are outstanding... I can see how orchards could become addictive!
ReplyDeleteAlready in the plans Chris, probably week after next because I already have two started for next week. Plus I'll add a bunch more pictures of some of my favorites.
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