The other day I was driving home from my day job and watched an unknown vehicle cut off the poor, anonymous driver behind the wheel of another. For some reason, that cool disregard for the consequences to the victim brought … Continue reading →
Enjoy a brief respite from your day. Happy reading! Thank you for visiting. Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →It’s that time of the week again! The goofy, the random, and the downright interesting! Come along with us as we take you on a ride of 13 things this Thursday! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands Debbie Cairo
Continue reading →Never having taken a computer course in my life, I am picking up oddball tips and tricks every day. Many are thanks to kindly folks I’ve come to know online. Others, like the one I found yesterday, have simply been … Continue reading →
A man wearing a brown wool pea coat entered the McDonalds by the front door. Rachel felt his gaze rake her but when she looked up, he stared at something in his hands that looked like a collection of coins. … Continue reading →
Every week, the writers of the Writer’s Retreat share stories they’ve written. This week is no exception; enjoy! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands Nikki Memmott Lucius Antony
Continue reading →Need a pick-me-up toward the end of the week? Click below for an infusion of joy and inspiration! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands FiremanPat Nikki Memmott Now
Continue reading →It’s my week to write a Wiley essay, and as I was planning it, it hit me: I can write a Wiley about how I write a Wiley! All kidding aside, there’s a very useful tool called a Mind Map … Continue reading →
Today I arrived at the office with the usual morning ritual in mind. My workday starts with checking the company customer service inbox. Fine. I read a few emails and replied to confirm orders as I entered them into the … Continue reading →
I know exactly what did. I love to read and read obsessively for a number of years. At some point I began to notice peoples particular styles of writing and how they used words. Along with the unfolding interest in … Continue reading →