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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Writer’s Block
Stanley stumbled to the bathroom. The blue light from the fluorescent bulb flickered in the cold morning. Fumbling through the medicine cabinet, Stanley finally found the bottle of aspirin and shook out a few. He popped the pills into his … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Writing
Tagged Creative Writing, Flash Fiction, Inspiration Monday, Writing
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Ese’s Weekly Shoot & Quote Challenge – Continuous
Liturgy is like a strong tree whose beauty is derived from the continuous renewal of its leaves, but whose strength comes from the old trunk, with solid roots in the ground. Pope Paul VI Here along the coast in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ese's Weekly Shoot & Quote Challenge, Pacific Northwest, photo opportunity, photography, trees
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Weekly Photo Challenge – Joy
This week, let’s set ourselves up for a happy new year: share a photo that shows us JOY. – Michelle, The Daily Post There are a few things that bring me joy, and they aren’t all in one photo. So … Continue reading
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Tagged Happiness, Joy, Pacific Northwest, photo opportunity, photography, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Wordless Wednesday – 25 December 2013
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Tagged Pacific Northwest, photo opportunity, photography, seasons, winter, Wordless Wednesday
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Galloping Through the Mists of Time
December 23rd is an odd day. There is the childhood anticipation of the coming Christmas day, or the adult anxiety of the coming Christmas day. My parents were married on Christmas Eve, 1940. If my father were still alive they … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Non Fiction, Writing
Tagged Christmas, Creative Writing, DPChallenge, Rocking horse, Weekly Writing Challenge, Writing
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Ese’s Shoot & Quote Challenge – Happiness
A quiet secluded life in the country, with the possibility of being useful to people to whom it is easy to do good, and who are not accustomed to have it done to them; then work which one hopes may … Continue reading
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Tagged Ese's Weekly Shoot & Quote Challenge, Happiness, Leo Tolstoy
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Weekly Photo Challenge – One
Every good photograph needs a focal point. It’s the thing that draws the viewer’s eye and tells the story. – Michelle, The Daily Post Here is my contribution for the week. It is a shame that the tree has been … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday – 18 December 2013
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Tagged Pacific Northwest, photo opportunity, photography, seasons, snow, winter, Wordless Wednesday
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Hard Headed
Tony inspected the one inch gash on his left temple. He had finally got the blood to stop freely flowing, but each time he prodded it with his fingers it would start a fresh stream down the side of his … Continue reading
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Tagged Creative Writing, Flash Fiction, Inspiration Monday, Writing
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A Glimmer Of . . .
A Glimmer of a Ghost Story Cobwebs. Little silk and dust leftovers from the spiders that shared the cabin with us this summer. Now all that is left are these grey, filmy little ghosts. I stare at them for long … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Non Fiction, Writing
Tagged Creative Writing, details, DPChallenge, Weekly Writing Challenge, Writing
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