Letters to the Moon....

Proof April 2026 I don’t know what’s about to happen. My entire life could change in an instant. It could lead me to an existential crisis. It could prove I exist. It could be a colossal waste of time. I'll just have to take the risk.  * It was over twenty years ago, when I moved into my house, that I asked my parents for my adoption papers and birth certificate. I was given the papers, but didn’t look at them. I knew that, once I looked at them, it would make it real. It took me years to look at my adoption papers. I was right; once I looked at my adoption papers, it made everything real. It then dawned on me that my birth certificate wasn’t with my adoption papers. I then rang my parents to ask for my birth certificate. I was then surprised to learn that my parents didn’t have my birth certificate.  * Several years later, it was time to renew my passport. I had a friend take my photograph so I could renew my passport online. However, I was thrown off course when my mother di...

Dear Luna, Hello dear friend! How are you? How have you been? I hope you've been well. How is Sally? Please give her my love. I'm so excited to speak with you-I have big news!! This year has been off to a wonderful start. I'm already working on my next book: "My Happy Place." I'm working on the interior of the book, as well as creating mock-ups of the cover. I'm full of ideas, and excited by the work. : ) I also have a new blog for my writing; it's called Indigo Moon Poetry.  It's brand new; I'm taking baby steps building it. Check it out: https://indigomoonpoetry.blogspot.com/ The Indigo Moon Poetry blog will eventually replace this blog. I've had this blog for fourteen years. In all truth, I don't know how much room I have to post more content. After fourteen years, I'm afraid that I'm reaching capacity.  * You may not know this about me, but, one of the things I strongly believe in language access. Indigo Moon Poetry blog has...

  Artificial intelligence is everywhere. In search engines on the internet. In our email accounts. On our phone. On the interwebs. (Internet, the World Wide Web.) But, what the heck is it?!? I will confess, I am in the dark ages when it comes to this topic. I can remember life before the internet. Before computers even. I'm lucky I own a cellphone, not two plastic cups attached with string. I remember reading a headline recently about this topic, which they referred to as "AI." I didn't understand the headline. For a few seconds, I thought I was reading something spelled "AL." I just sat there thinking, "Who is AL??" Yes, I actually thought that these fine journalists had written an article about someone named Albert or Alan, about how dangerous he was, and they had decided to affectionately refer to them as "AL."  "You Can Call Me AL"-Paul Simon So, to prevent any confusion on my part, when I write on this topic, I will refer t...

"This is Why"-written January 2026 This is why             I cannot watch the news. Don’t get me wrong;             I stay informed. I search out information             from reputable sources. I am a librarian             after all. While I don’t             watch the news I am aware             of what’s going on. But I cannot             watch the news. I can’t take it.             My stomach can’t take it. My nervous system             can’t take it. I can’t describe           how I feel. My brain...

Potential 1-1-26 So, here we are, at the start of another year. I will confess that I have spent many a minute contemplating the year that has been, as well as the year to come.  I’ve thought about the last year, five years, ten years, and on and on. It brings to mind the sheer scope of everything that has happened in my life.  I marvel at the vastness of occurrences that I have experienced in my life, the good, the bad, the terrifying, and the ugly. The only way I can even begin to describe the year to come:  potential. I’ve had wonderful, miraculous things happen over the years. I’ve also had horrible, catastrophic things happen to me as well. With the bitter comes the sweet. With the darkness comes the light. I have no idea what lies ahead for me in this New Year. I await wonderful, positive, fantastic things. I await the lessons from the challenges that are coming my way. It’s a part of the journey, it’s the rules of the game. I recognize the unknown, and the potentia...

Now is the time of year when I take time to pause, reflect, review the year that has been, and think about everything I’ve learned over the past year. This year has brought me many events to reflect upon, as well as many lessons to learn. Here then are the lessons I’ve learned from the year 2025: -Beautiful Christmas decorations can bring about a true, gasp worthy moment. https://letrasalaluna.blogspot.com/2025/02/gasp.html -Your world changes, forever, when your mother dies. https://letrasalaluna.blogspot.com/2025/02/all-shall-be-well.html -It can be a wonderful thing to donate to a worthy cause in the name and memory of someone you love. https://letrasalaluna.blogspot.com/2025/05/in-memoriam.html -Sometimes we’re just ready for the rain. https://letrasalaluna.blogspot.com/2025/07/ready-for-rain.html -A year of firsts can feel like it will last a lifetime. https://letrasalaluna.blogspot.com/2025/07/a-year-of-firsts.html -I still marvel at the mere memory of seeing the sky torn. https:...