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Top 5 of 2024- #4 Curved vs Straight Blades
This post originally went live on April 17, 2024. Saying ‘versus’ isn’t correct. Yet, I do see many people trying to claim that one type is superior to the other. Becomes a whole ‘knight vs samurai’ thing at times. Meanwhile, … Continue reading
Working with a large cast of characters
Hi, Gang.👋🏼 Craig with you again. I was asked by a friend to post something about wrangling a large cast of characters. This took me a little by … Working with a large cast of characters
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Poetry Day: Never In My Presence
(Don’t remember the exact incident that caused this poem. It’s clearly about someone overstepping their bounds about my son. Honestly, the final line would probably be a better poem title.) I heard you say it A curse upon my child … Continue reading
Scenario: Agreeing To a Difficult Situation
So, these are for people to think about and try to put themselves into a situation as someone else. It’s fairly easy to decide on what we would do when a character runs into a problem. Yet, we don’t always … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, fiction, open relationship, prompt, romance, scenario, tragedy, writing
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What Does it Taste Like? #WriteTip
In my last post of 2024, we discussed using the sense of smell in our writing. Taste is another powerful sense that can connect us to the past and … What Does it Taste Like? #WriteTip
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#4 of All Time- Pros and Cons of Super Senses
(Thought it would be interesting to see the top non-promo posts of all time. This one went live on July 19, 2014.) The above is a show from the late 90’s that was about a cop whose senses where enhanced. … Continue reading
Do You Ever Have Feelings of Self-Doubt? — You are not alone.
Posted by Joy York The initial creative “high.” As most of us do, I write because I love it. I get a feeling of euphoria when an amazing idea for a … Do You Ever Have Feelings of Self-Doubt? — … Continue reading
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National Bird Day: The Condor
Today is National Bird Day, so I thought I’d highlight one of the biggest conservation success stories: The Condor. Specifically, it was the California Condor that was pulled from the brink of extinction. We also have the Andean Condor. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, birds, California, condor, conservation, extinction, nature, recovery, vultures, wildlife
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Goal Post: It’s Saturday, Right?
I don’t go back to work until Monday, so my sense of time is messed up. I could normally handle two weeks off without getting confused, but switching to 2025 and my son going back earlier threw me off. Didn’t … Continue reading
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