Here be dragons.
I wish people would be more aware of each time they use the word ‘hate’. It gets thrown out there so easily. How can you hate people you have never met? How can you hate something you only tried once? Hate is a very strong word.
I thought this was a great question to consider.
I wrote:
I’d like to have it organized so that someone else could care enough about it to keep it from being eaten by dust bunnies.
What do you think? Your thoughts might be more about the kind of photographs you want to take, or retake.
… Read the restThis blog is dedicated to the enjoyment of poets and writers, for the purpose of honing their craft, sharing it with like-minded bloggers, and keeping their muses alive and well.
Instructions
1) Write a poem or short vignette using the picture featured in this post as your inspiration. Feel free to take the image to use for your post.
I found this on Facebook. Since then I’ve seen it twice more. The main character in the book I last finished was Pippa Rede. (In the Land of Winter, by Richard Grant).
… Read the restOn Dec. 31, I had 46,315 unread emails in my inbox. On my first day back to work in the new year, I had zero.
No, I didn’t spend two weeks replying to all those messages. I deleted them — without reading a single one — and declared what is known as email bankruptcy.
Am I a bad guy for ignoring those emails?
… Read the rest10 DAY LETTER CHALLENGE
10 day letter challenge
day 1. write a letter to your past self.
day 2. write a letter to your your future self
day 3. write a letter to your parents
day 4. write a letter to your siblings
day 5. write a letter to your ex-boyfriend/girlfriend/love/crush
day 6. write a letter to your best friend
day 7.
Do you remember old fashioned chain mail, the promises of fame fortune and death threats to you and your family (loved ones)?
Modern chain mail has taken a new twist. Now we have to reply, friend and follow people in order to save the world or at least save the life of someone deathly ill or suicidal.… Read the rest
This is the family adventure movie I remember – even more than 30 years after watching it with my Dad, brother and sisters in the movie theatre. The scenes I remember most involve a grizzly bear attacking the cabin, orca whales bobbing their heads up while the family float on a flat shelf of ice and struggling to build something to shelter themselves once they land, alone in the wilderness.… Read the rest