Just the Facts: Native Georgian (Southern State in the USA). Writes poetry, flash fiction, and essays.
Other Facts: I read at red lights and write poetry at lunch. My writing is published in anthologies, literary journals, newspapers, and on my blog. I love a good story…on the page, the stage, the screen, or at an open mic.
A Little More: Always the spiritual seeker, I’m deeply nourished by a day of solitude and by poetry…my daily medicine for wholeness.
Later, Miss Slater 
We might be relatives! My paternal grandmother’s name was Pauline Bowers.
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Paula, Bowers is my married name. You may be related to my late husband. Thanks for visiting my blog. By the way, Slater is my maiden name…as in Later, Miss Slater.
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Didn’t know we had so much in common. Wouldn’t mind if some of your accounting skills seeped into me by association. We have some stories to tell each other, I’m sure.
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Nice to hear we have much in common, Lori. Maybe we will tell each other our stories some day. I know I enjoyed the memoir pieces you wrote. 🙂 I look forward to your refashioned blog.
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Hi Sabra, just taking a gander at your blog here. Thanks for the follow!
Benjamin Thomas
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Looking forward to reading more of your poetry, Benjamin.
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Sabra, I just want to let you know that I like your blog name. 🙂 It sticks in the mind.
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Thank you, Imelda. Slater is my maiden name.
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If your maiden name is slater , you might be related to my boyfriend. He is looking for his mother
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Tonya, I wish him success in finding his mother. I don’t believe anyone in my particular Slater family would be his mother. Thank you for visiting my blog. Warm and best wishes to you both.
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Sabra, I’ve always enjoyed your poetry for many reasons. The depth of your perception is only one facet that makes it what it is. You, my friend, are a person who’d never be boring or boorish. And that makes you a great person to know and appreciate. Solitude teaches us about ourselves, and you seem to have learned much.
Blessings to you, Sabra.
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Claudsy, your comments warm my heart on this funky Sunday afteroon of remembering other times. Solitude is indeed a great teacher which I mainly embrace, but occasionally carry as heavy. I’m glowing in your blessings and sending my blessing back to you. Thank you, Claudsy.
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Sabra! I am so glad we have reconnected and I will have the opportunity to learn more about you and your journey!
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I was delighted to see your blog again and to reconnect. I look forward to following your journey and hopefully will see you in person again as we follow our chosen paths. All the best to you!
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Thanks for the visit and the follow Sabra
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You are welcome, Debbie. Thanks for your visit and comment.
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Sabra, I always knew you were very talented and a very special friend. I enjoy reading your poetry and am blessed with your friendship. Keep writing.
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Thank you so much, Betty. I feel blessed by your friendship, too. Thanks for your encouragement.
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Hi Sabra–Not sure how you stumbled into my daily(ish) poetry blog, but thanks for following. I look forward to exploring your site, which–as someone else already commented–has a great title. Happy Holidays.
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Happy holidays to you! WordPress suggested I may like your blog. Glad they did. Thanks for visiting mine.
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Hi!
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Hi Tokoni. Thank you for following my blog. I look forward to exploring yours. All the best to you.
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Thanks. You can find it at http://www.insanitybeautiful.wordpress.com
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Definitely glad I’ve come to your blog, dear Sabra. Your insights and ability to get to the heart of any matter make a great combination. I’m bowled over by how you can use all the random words in a whirl to create something meaningful. Thank you for sharing. I’ll be back!
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Thank you for your kind comments, Becky. I love that you are now following my blog and that you enjoyed your visit. I look forward to seeing you here again. 🙂
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These meager facts do not do you justice. There are a few people who walk the earth to impart kindness and goodwill. You are such a person. Your poetry is a reflection of your gentle spirit and quiet humor. -Lynn
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Thank you for your kind words, Lynn. I hope I live up to them. 🙂 So glad you visited my blog.
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I so enjoy your work. Keep writing. Cheers, Muriel
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Thank you so much, Muriel. Cheers!
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I just saw your blog post, Sabra. What a gift you are! And an inspiration. Much love to you, dear one!!
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Thank you so much. Love back to you
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Sabra,
Continued prayers for your well being. I saw in another post that your maiden name was Slater. I am trying to find a coworker from the 70’s. Her name is Nora Skater. We worked together in Michigan. She moved to Texas, Houston, I believe.
Any relation?
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Not that I am aware of, but I only really knew the families of my dad’s siblings. Thanks you for your prayers! Good luck finding your coworker. Great to see you here.
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