A silent storm passes Snail’s face as she watches the two boy fish wrestle and flip grime on her glistening tank walls.
Friday Phrases (#FP) Theme “silent storm”
Illustration by Bobbi Bowman@2016 on iPad app “Drawing Pad”
Month: September 2016
S4S: Glorious Goldies by @bobbibowwoman — Friday Phrases!
“Interview with the Author of Goldfish Diaries” Bobbi Bowman here, sitting down with the author of Goldfish Diaries. Well, I’m sitting and our lovely guest is in her tank. Many have been curious about her tweets. Bobbi: What inspired you to tweet? Goldfish: I wasn’t tweeting at all. I was journaling. B: Then how did…
via S4S: Glorious Goldies by @bobbibowwoman — Friday Phrases!
Goldfish Diaries 04/29/16
“Because we have different physical attributes, the games we play are more cerebral.”
At least that’s what Snail says.
Friday Phrases (#FP) Theme “games we play”
Illustration by Bobbi Bowman@2016 on iPad app “Drawing Pad”
Sunday Comics
Goldfish Diaries 04/22/16
Snail used to live in the city.
Lights, Snail complained, glowed constantly and bothered her sleep.
Snail is worldly.
Friday Phrases (#FP) Theme “city lights”
Illustration by Bobbi Bowman@2016 on iPad app “Drawing Pad”
I am not afraid…
I am not afraid of storms,
for I am learning how to sail my ship.
–Louisa May Alcott
Goldfish Diaries 04/15/16
Experimenting with graffiti, Snail spent hours spelling “clean me” in reverse with tank slime. We giggled for hours.
Friday Phrases (#FP) Theme “graffiti”
Illustration by Bobbi Bowman@2016 on iPad app “Drawing Pad”
Sunday Comics
Goldfish Diaries 04/08/16
Wish I had the discipline of Snail who takes such pride in the everlasting back and forth of cleaning the tank 24/7.
Friday Phrases (#FP) Theme “everlasting”
Illustration by Bobbi Bowman@2016 on iPad app “Drawing Pad”
A Man, A Dog and a Hummingbird — sanseilife
I came upon this post by Paula Matsumoto (www.sanseilife.wordpress.com) and found the video charming. My parents passed on their wonderment when it came to hummingbirds (and many creatures roaming around their acreage in Kansas). Mom and dad would sit quietly on the porch in the early morning or the late evening at watch the hummingbirds feed. Their code, when a hummingbird was near, was to make a “hummmm” sound yet stay very still as not to startle the feeders.
Enjoy the video Paula found and passed on in her blog:
Drawing on Words 