A blog by Elaine A. Powers and Guests
This fall, I’ve been enjoying the splash of yellow in my yard. Most of the plants are dried and faded, sandy tan like the desert
I was born and raised along the Illinois River in Peoria, in central Illinois. I call it the real or original Peoria because the city
In my last session of mentoring writers at the Woods Memorial Library in Tucson, I was reminded of how small and interconnected the world is.
My books were flying off the table! Not in the way you’d expect-not due to a sudden surge in popularity, but because of the unexpected
With the winter rains, the barrel cacti were particularly plump this spring. The common name is the fishhook barrel cactus (Ferocactus wislizenii). This barrel-shaped cactus
I enjoy my pool. Even though I live as a single woman in my home with a truly remarkable pool, have no fear—I never swim
© 2021 All rights reserved Lyric power publishing llc
WHERE WE MAKE SCIENCE FUN!
