William Pearse publishes memoir, travel journals, poetry and prose.
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Tag Archives: Bob Ross
The Fall of 2015 | The Chauffeur’s Flat
We fell asleep with the laptop on watching Bob Ross the painter dragging colors down to form a reflection, shapes along the shorelines in reverse. And I went back to poking a coal of memory, a no-name place in the … Continue reading
Sunday’s solemn features
We got back to our vitamins, raw almonds, coconut milk — shopping for the best price on gas, how the clouds cling to the hills on a Sunday morning, the treetops tucked in, gone back to sleep. Even though it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bob Ross, creative non-fiction, Memoir, pacific northwest, painting, parenting, prose, stream-of-consciousness, Yes
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