The Creativity Workshop is coming to an official end – and this is where those graduation speech sentiments come into play: the end of something meaningful, but more importantly, the launch pad for something newer, more exciting, bigger. blah blah blah.
Well, yeah…
I belong to a women’s group that meets monthly on the Tuesday night [Continue reading]
(Thank you Wordle for the Word Cloud!)
She stirred the pitcher of sugar-water and smiled. Oh, her hummingbirds surely did love this sweet nectar! And the bees – some days she believed they swarmed under the trees in the back yard, just waiting for her to fill the feeders and the cups [Continue reading]
The whole trailer shook when JimBob slammed the door on his way out.
“Berneice, that man gonna explode from mad one of these days. And with his heart — Uh uh.”
Berneice kept stirring the gravy; JimBob didn’t like it lumpy.
“Well, Lord’ll decide that one. I just try and help Him along as best [Continue reading]
Here is a piece of my NaNoWriMo writing. As I’ve mentioned, I have two different tones that may — or may not — fit together. This piece just rolled out and I only changed a couple of words where it was confusing since you didn’t have the preceding 20,000 words. And [Continue reading]
This morning, Day Three of NaNoWriMo, I seemed to be somewhere that Chris Baty says should be the realm of Week Two. That would be the infamous ’storm cloud’ scenario.
I was plodding along and realized that Becca, protagonist and my own personal alter-ego, was an insufferable little prick who was boring the pants off [Continue reading]