Flash Mobs: the Closest thing to World Peace

The Historic Antwerp station Flash Mob 2010 Every single time I watch a Flash Mob come together, tears flood my eyes. I’m not in pain. I’m not feeling unwell or hurting. So why… Continue reading →

Growing Pains

On New Year’s Day I wrote a poetic blog post. Like many of us, I was excited about the new year beginning and all the unknown adventures ahead. After all, when that Ball… Continue reading →

A New Year’s Call…

The hours tick on rapidly as time begins to fly The year’s adventure, highs and lows they both can make you cry. 2013’s ’bout to end, excitement will explode, A Ball to drop,… Continue reading →

Merry Holiday Greetings from the Expressible Café!

Wishing all my Blogger friends a truly Memorable and safe Christmas Holiday! Thank you to everyone who has come into the Café and has helped make this Blogging experience so incredibly fun so… Continue reading →

Before Christmas Break…

“Do not hunt for subjects, let them choose you, not you them. Only do that which insists being done and runs right up against you, hitting you in the eye until you do… Continue reading →

I Saw a Green Balloon…

I saw a green balloon today It flew upon the ground, And though there was much traffic there It didn’t make a sound. I saw green balloon today At first I thought how… Continue reading →

Dear Paul Walker

“I’m gonna carry this torch for you brother, with a forced smile on my face and I’m gonna open my heart just cause you’re telling me to,” Actress Michelle Rodriguez, on Twitter Dear… Continue reading →

A Daily Prompt: Inside the Expressible’s Studio…

A post in response to NaBloPoMo prompt challenge: 1. What is your favorite word? Serendipity. I love the sound and musical flow of the word itself. But I also love its meaning, “a… Continue reading →

Hemingway speaks on… Blogging?

What if Ernest Hemingway could share his thoughts on Blogging… Posts are information. If you don't want people to know something, don't write it. If you want to share, be brief. No one… Continue reading →

Painting Over Nostalgia

Yesterday I received word that a beloved bookstore I once frequented was closing in the new year. Chapters Runnymede was formerly The Runnymede, an atmospheric theatre built in 1927. You can view its… Continue reading →