Anna Blake Irony–I love it. It’s right up there with self-deprecating humor. O’Connor wrote Good Country People–she knew something about writing and farm life. Maybe she was being literal in this quote but I think I’ll stick with ironic. I’ve been pondering the concept of Purgatory. At this date, my submissions have been launched for a month … Read more
Just like Eddie Haskel, you could almost hear Golden Retrievers say, “Well, hello Anna, have you lost weight?” *wag-wag-wag*
Yes, the right to free speech is alive and well here at Infinity Farm, and since this week’s prompt is Express Yourself, we invite you to chime in. This stuff never gets old–let’s hear your puns about old goats and my ass. Fire away! Anna Blake, Infinity Farm. Please consider following my author blog at … Read more
We see things differently than horses. And like usual, I think we should try to be more like them.
In a counter-intuitive way, it’s a huge accomplishment to get my first rejection letter today. It means at least someone saw one of the submissions. Yay, me! In the meantime, I’m writing. I get hooked by books, and by that I mean, jerked out of the water like a slimy big mouth bass with my … Read more
Serenity is the creative act of resting your mind on an instant of simplicity in a fast-changing and complicated world. If you happen to be be a Type-A sort of human, like I was, you can get some help learning it at the barn. Anna Blake, Infinity Farm. Please consider following my author blog at … Read more
This is why Dressage judges have as many words for hollow and tense as Eskimos do for snow.
Moving to the high prairie was hard in the beginning–it was so different from what I’d known. It took a while to find peace in a big sky, to find my place in the dirt of Colorado. But there is a light in the late afternoon that illuminates the prairie grass and from where … Read more
Moving to the high prairie was hard in the beginning–it was so different from what I’d known. It took a while to find peace in a big sky, to find my place in the dirt of Colorado. But there is a light in the late afternoon that illuminates the prairie grass and from where I … Read more
