This is my favorite LIGHT beer. It's best enjoyed at a pub, but I'll be happy to enjoy it at home, with a deep bowl of potato chips.
Enough said.
warm coco
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Silly Saturday: Hospital Muse
For the past four weeks, my mother has met more doctors than you would care to know.
She is 72 years old. In my book, 72 is not really that old.
The other day Mom remarked to me how none of these doctors know what day it is.
"Huh?", I said.
She proceeded to tell me that without fail, every single doctor would ask her what is today's date.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Fire Cracker: Magpie Tale 21, in 55 words
In 1970 Taiwan
we lived in a house
near the rice paddies.
Farmers used
their beloved and gentle
water buffalo
to plow the fields.
These beasts dropped dung
on the road.
"Ewwwwww".
We were spoiled rotten
American kids.
We would
put Chinese firecrackers
deep inside
the buffalo dung,
light a match,
and run like hell.
"Ewwwwww".
More Blue
photos by Warm Coco, 2009
For Theme Thursday BLUE, I am very late.
For those of you who know me outside this blog, you know that my mother is finally home from the hospital.
She will be receiving chemotherapy, but at least she is home.
This blog is a bit too depressing, I know. So I've lightened up a bit with two blue photos from my iPhone. The first picture is from my holiday in Cancun Mexico. The second picture shows you my drug of choice.
You can find my other blue Theme Thursday post below...click here...
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Blue
photo by Warm Coco July 2010
Mom served me hot tea
and cold cereal
in her new Blue Willow dishes.
My childhood memories embellished with
Blue Willow
Blue Willow
Blue Willow.
As a child, I studied that Blue Willow pattern
when I sat alone to eat.
Later,
when Mom was in the hospital
I peeked through her kitchen cabinets
at home.
I spied
her very
last
Blue Willow piece.
In my hand it's smaller now,
and more frail
with many fine lines.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Magpie Tale #20: Tooth Brush, in 55 words
When I was very little,
Mom badgered me to
brush my teeth.
I hated it.
The minty paste burned my tongue.
I cried.
Today I hold the small plastic pan
under Mom's chin
so she can brush her teeth
while she sits up
in her hospital bed.
The minty paste refreshes her tongue.
I cry.
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