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Tag Archives: outlining
Goal Post: Is It Saturday?
I lost track of what day it was around the one that ends with a ‘y’. Looking back at my goals, I kind of succeeded at most of them. My son had his tests and quizzes, which we worked hard … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged goals, holidays, life, outlining, parenting, tests, thanksgiving, writing
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Goal Post: Three Day Weekend is Totally Needed!
I don’t even want to take a peek at the goals I made for this week. Pretty sure I hit survival mode on Tuesday and everything else became a blur. Last weekend was fun with quality father/son time, which included … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged basketball, end of school year, goals, lego robotics, life, outlining, parenting, school, sleeping, teaching, work, writing
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Goal Post: This Week Didn’t Go as Planned
I don’t even want to see what I had planned for weekly goals. Partially because I can’t fix that post, which is very narrow. This is apparently what happens when I use the blocks or whatever WordPress forced upon us. … Continue reading
Goal Post: FUCKING FUCK ON A FUCK!
First, work went well. Last week of classes, which was busy, but nothing went too wonky and weird. Next week is the last one of the school year, so I’m thinking back to the crazy Covid year. It feels like … Continue reading
The Spy of Windemere . . . Sort Of
Long ago, I was in high school. Not the greatest intro to this post, but that’s when this character first arrived. You can guess the inspiration. If ‘Immortal Wars’ came from my love of superheroes and sci-fi, ‘Mylrix’ came from … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged action adventure, fantasy, future ideas, magic, outlining, spies, spin-off, weapons, Windemere
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Outline Time . . . Trouble Already?
First, I don’t really know if that’s an Irish proverb. Just liked the sound of it when looking for sleep quotes. Why do I think this is what’s going to get a lot of comments? The reason I went for … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fantasy, fun, origins, outlining, planning, plotter, Windemere, writing
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Hello to Saturday. Can I Stay in Bed?
After a week of watching primarily ‘Ranma 1/2’ to get it off my list, I ended by watching the new ‘Mortal Kombat’ last night. Was it an example of cinematic greatness? No because it’s freaking Mortal Kombat. Not sure what … Continue reading
Week of the Son of Pneumonia
(And I thought the song was bizarre! Can’t say I don’t enjoy them though.) It was a week to remember . . . Not really in a good. First full week of school, which was fun and I got into … Continue reading
Should You Know Your Ending?
I’m pretty sure a lot of people are going to disagree with this sentiment. The path of the pantser if fairly common. Not the way I do things, but I’ve run into many who simply fly into a story to … Continue reading