I want to write of what it is like to become blind. I knew, in 2016 that I was going blind. My sight has only gone gradually. However, in the last …
RACE AGAINST TIME
Author Archives: Dr. Crystal Grimes
When We Meet
paint me with shadow’s whispered essence whimsical airy LIfe sketch me withfirelight’s flickering dreams energized pulsing love One honors each of us…
When We Meet
“Shandon Bells” #Music
It’s March! You know what that means: St. Patrick’s Day is on its way! I’d like to say Spring is also on its way, but let’s just say I’m not holding my breath. Meanwhile, enjoy this traditional Irish tune that’s most often a fiddle tune, today played on zither!
Live Streaming Lunchtime Performance #Musical Monday

I’m pleased to announce that the recording of last week’s performance at the Wyo Theater as part of the local senior center’s live music streaming …
Live Streaming Lunchtime Performance #Musical Monday
Being the Salt of the Earth
In the name of Almighty, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace, Mercy & Blessings of Almighty be upon you. In our daily life, the world swirls …
Being the Salt of the Earth
PREFACE TO MY BOOK
As some of you know, I have not been quite as present on my blog as I used to be as I am busy writing a book. Having written a few chapters, I now …
PREFACE TO MY BOOK
The Last Post?

Originally posted on The Silent Eye: This may be the final post that I get chance to write for the Silent Eye… that decision has been taken out of my…
The Last Post?
“Gentle Jesus, Meek and Mild” #Music
This beautiful hymn was written by Charles Wesley. The text was first published with the subtitle “A Child’s Prayer,” in “Hymns and Sacred Poems,” in 1742. The melody was composed by Martin Shaw in 1876.
My arrangement begins with the melody on alto recorder, then a viola and recorder duet, a solo on lyre, and ends with a recorder duet. This lovely melody would be appropriate for a lullaby, as well as this hymn. I hope you enjoy it!
🌝 The Irish Hare and the Full Moon 🌝

Let me tell theeAbout the nightThe hare and the full moon did collideYou seeThe Irish hareDid ask the moonIf he be fairAnd wise The moon, of course …
🌝 The Irish Hare and the Full Moon 🌝
I’m Offended — Visual Verse.org

A few months ago I discovered Visual Verse Anthology, they offer a strange image and we, whoever, are prompted to write about it. I tried three times…
I’m Offended — Visual Verse.org
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