michaelbkearney

I used to be an artist. Is that a correct statement? Can one be an artist one day and at a future date not be an artist? Can the artistic essence leave the creative person? Earlier this year I began dabbling

Hello Fellow Steemians, I have been on a schedule from hell lately, so haven't hadn't had time to contribute here, but that's going to change real soon. I have some exciting news to report in my next post,

(image created from my purchased ClipArt collection) Every once in a while,... okay, a lot lately,... I have news articles drop into my inbox that disturb me. Nine days ago it was this one: A German woman

(Image created from my purchased ClipArt collection.) I like to write stories where characters get into conflicts and battles, and deal with problems. They struggle through them until there is some kind

I spent some time on Farcebook this week, catching up with some family and friends. I am trying to get them over here. I see many nice, cute, and funny videos, photos and memes posted over there and say

I am trying my hand at photography. When I see the beautiful photography here on Steemit, I hesitate to post. But if I get any good at taking pictures, I will invest in a good camera. I shot these seven

I have been working on some of my own artwork and blending in some clipart I purchased. And I like to make spreadsheets to show data. So the question became: What kind of file type works best on steemit?

Last summer I had the fun and privilege of showing some kids in our neighborhood three Ant Kingdoms I created. I say Ant Kingdoms because Ant Farm® is a registered trademark of Uncle Milton Industries,

I ran into a friend who told me he was looking for a part-time job to supplement his income. On the ride home, I tossed our conversation around in my head and thought about Steemit. The more I thought

Whenever I am staring at a blank page thinking of something to write, I launch Freecell and start cogitating. It's relaxing, not too involved, and it lets me contemplate on more important things, like

In a matter of two days, in the course of running my daily errands, I happened upon two juxtapositions that immediately struck me funny in some weird way. So I took pictures of them. Here is the first

They say it’s always best to leave some things to the professionals. I tend to agree. Many times it is difficult to admit that we have our limits, but if we want quality, it’s best to do so. When it comes

Hello Steemians! Michael B. Kearney here. Coming to you from the Greater Philadelphia Area. Looking across the Delaware River at Philadelphia at sunset. I am glad to have found the Steemit website because