Here be dragons.
This month I pick Jason as the Twitter Profile of the Month. I like the unassuming, understated and the simply stated. I do have a thing for ordinary guys. I even like good guys.
“Suddenly tempted to paste my typewriter with band stickers, like the guitar case of some longhair rock-and-roller type”. – Jason Crock
I made a zine, once. I didn’t distribute it. So I’m the only one who knows about it. But, the process was fun. Before I had a computer I hand wrote the contents, doodled and cut and pasted the rest. Then put my pages together with a cover. It was about the paranormal and the unexplained.… Read the rest
Hint Fiction, The Film
You have a camera.
You have a crew.
You have actors.
You have 25 words.
You have 1 minute.
Do you have what it takes?
Write and film a minute long movie based on the short stories selected on the site. Further details will appear in August when they are open for submissions.… Read the rest
I feel ready for that alien, today. I’d like to take off in a spaceship, see the world – all of it. Then spin off for a vacation to parts unknown.
Great colours and I like the combination of semi-exotic flowers too.
I have that cookie cutter, more than one of the same kind even. I’m not much of a tea drinker. But, this image just appeals to me so much, I had to cut and paste it over here. It’s on several sites so I’m not even including a link. (The first couple of sites only had a thumbnail and sent me looking for the original site which did not even have the image up any more).… Read the rest
My new idea… (yes, it does need a little intro sort of moment)…
Guest posts have failed but that doesn’t mean we should give up on finding a new way to get ourselves promoted while we mix with other bloggers we want to meet. Instead of offering to write a guest post – offer to interview someone instead. … Read the rest
7 Habits That Make Great Opportunities Happen
… Read the rest1. Pay attention
Value curiosity and collect information. Make a habit of interacting with your environment. Notice things that happen around you. People who notice things know more than people who don’t.
Notice the kind of preparation and responses people value.
Notice how you can make processes and meetings work better.
