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Tag Archives: snow
Goal Post: Freezing And Frantic
Okay, not really frantic, but I am stressed. We had a snow day on Monday due to Sunday’s blizzard. Lots of shoveling and resultant aching of the body. Nothing says fun like clearing the driveway and then a plow comes … Continue reading
Goal Post: Cold Before The Storm
Today, the temps are around the negatives and single digits due to the wind. Tomorrow is supposed to be a blizzard, which will leave 8-15 inches. It’s been a long time since a winter storm hit us that hard, so … Continue reading
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Tagged exhaustion, goals, life, parenting, school, shoveling, snow, working, writing
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Poetry Day: First Snow
(This is pretty obvious. One stanza is how kids look at snow and the other is for adults. Funny how our perception of snow changes as we age.) Children cheer for it. The sign it’s time to play. A coating … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Catching Snowflakes
(Only point I want to make is that I made sure my son was okay and warm before I wrote this poem.) The child can barely walk Toddler legs still growing Unable to find footing But strong enough to move … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing a Snow Battle
On the surface, a battle in the snow isn’t different from one in the rain. Yet, there is enough of a difference to force a change of focus. Let’s get right into the tips and you’ll see what I mean. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, battles, cold, fantasy, fiction, humor, snow, sword & sorcery, tips, warriors, writing
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Poetry Day: Bad Weather Bastards
(Seriously, why do so many people lose their minds when the weather turns? It’s the opposite of what one should do on the road.) As rain falls in powerful sheets. All the idiots with cars enter the streets. Acting like … Continue reading
A Week of Snow, Shoveling, and School
This was a wild week. Work was rather tame in a feast or famine type of energy. It would be slow one period and then explode the next. Almost like I was in stop-and-go traffic, which can get exhausting after … Continue reading
A Week with Snow and Shovels
Okay, this week didn’t go exactly as planned. I can’t even be sure of how I fell a little behind on the writing side of things. Not enough that it destroys me, but I’m simply confused. Time may have gotten … Continue reading
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Tagged do I need to use a dragon, fantasy, parenting, rest, school, shoveling, snow, television, tips, work, writing
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Is Weather Important to Stories?
Many of us remember Snoopy starting a book with ‘It was a dark and stormy’ night. In fact, I’ve seen this get used as a ‘what not to do’ lesson. I believe it’s that you never start with the weather, … Continue reading
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