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Curse of the Chapter 3
Disclaimer: I actually misread my note that said ‘Ch. 3 Curse’. I thought I meant to make a post about curses that come in 3’s, which I thought was odd. So, I got the above picture and sat down to … Continue reading
You’re Only Making Things Worse: Cascading Problems
War of Nytefall: Ravenous isn’t the first time I’ve had a character make bad choice after bad choice. In fact, I enjoy having my heroes and villains think they are doing the right thing and it ends up being a disaster. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dawn Fangs, fantasy, making things worse, problems, Ravenous, sword & sorcery, trouble, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere
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Post Revisited- Sneaky Munchkin
This is a son post from October 8th, 2014. I’m noticing there is a lot of blog activity in October. At the very least, it’s one of the months where I had a lot less in terms of reblogs, promo … Continue reading
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Tagged children, cold weather, father, mischief, parenthood, sneaking, trouble
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Sneaky Munchkin
Typically, the little guy is about as sneaky as an elephant in a living room. Trust me when I say that makes sense in my head. So he’ll come running down a hallway yelling about how he’s going to hug … Continue reading
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Tagged children, cold weather, father, mischief, parenthood, sneaking, trouble
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Dangers of Writing with Children
This is part 2 of possibly 2. Last week I talked about the benefits of writing with children. Today, I discuss the flip-side and make all of the non-parent writers breathe a sigh of relief that they don’t have to … Continue reading
Short Comedy of Mother’s Day
So, my wife and I took my son to a petting zoo yesterday. This might sound like it was a celebration for him, but there are fewer things more entertaining than watching a cackling, wild-haired moppet try to find animals. … Continue reading
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Tagged children, comedy, mischief, parenthood, petting zoo, trouble, water
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Grubby Fingers
Sticky and wiggly Getting into everything Leaving prints on the wall Spreading paint along the window And in his tangled hair Flushing toilets That whisks a roll away Editing and posting When my back is turned All the while he … Continue reading
Legends of Windemere: Beginning of a Hero Part 9
“Remember to eat everything on your plate, dear. Old Betty has to keep all of you growing warriors fed, so there shouldn’t be any reason to waste food,” the elderly woman advises Luke from behind the serving counter after handing … Continue reading
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