Thursday Thirteen
Feeling spontaneous? Welcome! Improvisation is the point of Thursday Thirteen. Darla’s Sand Castles Lucius Antony
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Wiley Wednesday: Sustainable Change
I’m reminded recently of how change becomes sustainable, and how to set oneself up for failure. I thought I’d talk about that a little here, in the context of writing, but it applies to any changes one wishes to make … Continue reading →
Buddy, can you spare a dollar?
I’ve never thought I would be in a position to ask a total stranger for money. The other week, I put myself smack dab in the middle of that prospect. A series of careless actions found me 200 miles from … Continue reading →
Thursday Thirteen
Come celebrate the day with randomness… A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands Lucius Antony
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In case you’re having a hectic day, we’ve got some light, fast reading to offer you a little decompressing down-time. Darla M. Sands
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Please enjoy some random thoughts. Then share you’re own. We’d love to know what you think. Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →Neuroses in Little Japan
A while back I read a book that made such an impact I wanted to share the experience of reading. In this age of e-books, that’s ridiculously easy to do while keeping your own copy but I just can’t do … Continue reading →
Darla’s published — still exciting even if it’s unpaid…
Well, it’s self promotion instead of a true flash fiction for today, but dear A Catherine Noon encouraged me to put this on the group blog. If you like gay reads and care to check out excerpts from my story, … Continue reading →
Thursday Thirteen
As we edge toward the weekend, our writers enjoy sharing random list. We hope you have a great day! A. Catherine Noon Darla’s Sand Castles
Continue reading →Wiley Wednesday: Revisions, Revisions, Revisions
It has never been my way to set specific goals for myself. Exceptions include trying to arrive at work on time every morning and exercising daily. More recently, I set a goal to type seven thousand new words every week. … Continue reading →