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Cherish Their Childhoods
Gone in half a blink From needing nurturing To always out Rarely giving time Sequestered in their lair Like a cocooned larva * We rarely think ahead The humorous mourning Of our little ones advancement Weeping at milestones That grow … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged childhood, children, fun, growing up, happiness, memories, nostalgia, parenthood, poem, poetry
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Questions 3: Transform Yourself
To be honest, I tried to make this a ‘Ye Olde Shoppe’ post about transformations, but it really didn’t work. So, I’m going to do a simple one that lets people have fun in the comments. After all, I covered … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged animals, answers, fiction, fun, magic, monsters, objects, q&a, questions, shape-shifting, transformations
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Summer for Kids vs Summer for Adults
You know, Homer Simpson isn’t exactly wrong here. While kids get the summer off from school, most adults don’t get the time off from work. Even if you have a job that stops at the end of June, you need … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Single Father Characters
This list might quickly turn from fiction to reality. In fact, I might switch between them to cover more ground. Honestly, this subject feels a little awkward, but I’ve already entered the rabbit hole. No turning back now. Fiction: Don’t … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Factions in Fiction
Many stories have a ‘faction’ part of their world. It can be obvious with feuding guilds or opposing armies. Other times, you can miss it because you’re only introduced to one of the groups and merely hear about the others. … Continue reading
Questions 3: The Bad Boy Topic Comes to an End
I was going to do a ‘Bad Boy Store’, but it wasn’t working out. Didn’t hit the right notes and my own limitations on the topic proved problematic. So, I dusted off the ‘Questions 3’ post even though I did … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged 3, answers, author, bad boys, fiction, fun, interactions, questions, rebels, three, writing
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7 Tips to Writing a Bad Boy: As If I Know What I’m Doing
As I said on Monday, I’m not really sure of what I’m doing. I’m seeing that I do watch a bunch of shows that have ‘Bad Boy’ protagonists. There are a few themes that I’ve seen that enhance their rebellious … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bad boys, characters, fun, humor, rebels, society, tips, writing
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Happy Father’s Day
Honestly, I was surprised how most of the Father’s Day images that came up were crude and even insulting to fathers. The ones that dealt with a divorced dad were downright mean. So, I went with the best ones I … Continue reading
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