Safari Learning
Safari conjured up many half-formed ideas and most of these were relatively negative.
I investigated our accommodations. Hmmm…
I still thought this was going to be a visit to the zoo via truck. Continue Reading →
Author: David Wright Gibson
David has spent many years gradually building some understanding of human history. He continues to be fascinated by the way our species works together to create and destroy, to birth and to kill, to love and to hate. He has a particular fondness for the history of the British Isles, and a strong interest in deepening his understanding of European history.
The Trap of Perfection
Can I recover or move the writing? Will anyone read it? Pah!
Simply begin.
Again.
And perhaps do it imperfectly, but more often. Continue Reading →
Ashen Bridge
Miraculous bridge /
Above the Columbia /
Fades into the ash. Continue Reading →
Of Two Minds: the Surface Duo
So, I’ve sadly retreated from what I thought would give me access to phone and messages on my Windows Surface Pro. I was so full of excitement for the sexy hardware and the integration with work. I can only say that I’m thrilled to have had time this week to live through the disappointment without the press of serious obligations. Continue Reading →
Rising Encouragement
In these trying times /
The rising sun reminds us /
Life is worth the fight. Continue Reading →
Love is a Verb
Fifteen years of life. /
A daily gift of choosing /
As the seasons pass. Continue Reading →
Travels Obscure
Time with our good friends /
Relaxin’ at Chelakin /
Enjoy summer Days. Continue Reading →
Visiting Father’s Day
A waning spring day /
To visit with my father /
As the years pass by. Continue Reading →
Baking Bread
As spring rolls indoors, /
The new kitchen is in play /
Gold crust and firm crumb. Continue Reading →
Spring Movements
As spring moves forward /
This beauty gives us solace. /
There is only hope. Continue Reading →