This is the place next door, where Jimmy lives. Jimmy has a flag. His flag tells me if it’s okay to go to the beach. Lemme explain. In the lower middle/right of the picture above is the beach. Upper left with the yellow circle is my place. Between is my path to the beach, about…
I’m on vacation, so I wrote up a few reposts and saved them as drafts, thus allowing me to publish something each day through my phone. Gotta live technology. (re-posted, because you haven’t seen it) Item triangle of a geometric-part series In the beginning of Angels and Demons, by Dan Brown of The Da Vinci Code,…
Item 7 of a 3-part series Bleachers by John Grisham (re-posted, because you never read it before) There’s a commonly known formula, or at least it’s commonly known to me, that lies in almost every John Grisham novel. Either the government, a nationally feared law firm, or a conglomerate of a company is doing something wrong,…
I really don’t know how to explain it. You’re either going to think it’s brilliant or completely stupid. Take your pick. I’m outta here.
So, like last time, you can put your caption here as a comment. But better yet is to click on the picture, go to the New Yorker magazine website, and enter your caption in their contest. “Okay, so this was a good start. Next week at 11am?” And don’t forget to vote from the picture…
As if writing a book review isn’t hard enough, it’s even harder when you didn’t really like the book and you try your best to sound fair and you’re not disliking it’s about a war and you’re very anti-war. It gets even harder still when the book seems to be high up on many people’s…
just wanted to share a picture that can be found here: arabian roses’ whispers I suppose I should have asked her first. Sorry, miss.
re-posted – because you’ve never read it. Remember when you “made the team”? Maybe you’re old enough to remember when you went to try-outs, struggled through practice, had a number pinned on your shirt as you caught grounders and fly balls and waited your turn at bat. You stood in front of coaches or judges…
Every Wednesday Madison Woods posts a picture prompt to challenge writers to create a 100-word story or poem or anything that works for you. then post your work on your blog. additionally, on friday, you go back to her site and post a link to your blog entry in the comments on her friday fictioneers post. I’m going to try…
I love CNN. If you added up the minutes, I watch more CNN than anything else on television, but they have to calm it down. This is a screen shot from this morning, as you can see in the upper left, at 11:42 AM, eastern time. If you’re someone with problems focusing, I recommend you…
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