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Tag Archives: mystery
The Woman at the Front Door
Image by Yaseminmsl The Wishing Map is a full-length fantasy that is being posted episodically at this site. To read the previous episode, click here. To read the entire novel, begin here. The big red-headed woman stepped up to the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Humor, The Wishing Map
Tagged childhood, fantasy, funny, magic, mystery, unexpected, young adult
10 Comments
A Real-Life Murder Mystery – with a Twist
Originally posted on CommonSenseTom:
` One spring morning, many decades ago, my Mom had handed me an edition of our local newspaper neatly folded to “frame” an obituary. She’d been wondering if the deceased had been a college buddy of…
Posted in Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged bad news, blogging, Featured Blogger, Humor, murder, mystery, surprise, twist
11 Comments
The Last Kid on Earth
Photo by Willgard Krause The Wishing Map is a full-length fantasy that is being posted episodically at this site. To read the previous episode, click here. To read the entire novel, begin here. The double moon that had settled over … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Humor, Story Power, The Wishing Map, Writing
Tagged childhood, kid, lost, mystery, young adult
9 Comments
Illusions
Art uniquely reflects our conflicting attraction to and fear of illusions. It strives to reconcile our dueling convictions that, on the one hand, only what we perceive is real; and that, on the other, what we perceive is nothing more … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Quips and Quotes
Tagged 2 Corinthians 4:18, art, G.K. Chesterton, illusion, mystery, photoblog, photography, reality
28 Comments
Light and Shadows
As a filmmaker, I’m intrigued by the uses of light and shadow. Objects and faces appear flat when flooded with light. Adding shadows models them, bringing out depth and dimensionality. People and places, seem more real when they’re shown in … Continue reading
Posted in Quips and Quotes
Tagged art, Billy Graham, filmmaking, light, Maya Angelou, mystery, photography, shadows, truth
21 Comments
God’s Mystery Revealed
Old Testament: God made us. New Testament: God with us. Living Testament (you and me): God in us.
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith
Tagged Christ, Christmas, Colossians 1:26-27, glory, God, mystery, revelation
15 Comments
Mystery Solved?
The World’s Greatest Mysteries Explained: (Click on any picture to enlarge it, or to start slide show) A Few Somewhat More Serious Thoughts on Mysteries: “The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged cartoon, funny, magic, mystery, pyramids, Socrates, Stonehenge, wonder
24 Comments
Illusions
“The value of an illusion (is) that the shadow can be more important than the substance.” ~Jean Rhys “Dream delivers us to dream, and there is no end to illusion.” … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes
Tagged illusion, Judith Guest, Judy Garland, M.C. Escher, mystery, optical, reality, truth
21 Comments
The Pathway
Originally posted on A Sliver of Life:
Shed the smug snobbish shroud, forsake flawed pretext of proud, hold a humble harmonious heart, a courteous compassionate new start, learn from mother she forgives deceit, casting emeralds in paths of concrete! –…