REBLOG: A Very Interesting Read

During my daily reading, I came across this article. I think it’s worth a read

Opinion/Guest column: Keep anti-obesity meds available to all

by Heidi L. Freeman; Worcester Telegram & Gazette

REBLOG: Regina’s post about Nostalgia

I find this post quite interesting because I’ve been quite nostalgic lately. I’ve been having these moments of return about things I hadn’t thought about in a very long time. I like this post because Regina drives into nostalgia. She provides a window into something we rarely discuss but often participate in. Take a look at the post. And if you haven’t been to her blog, there are several interesting posts. Enjoy!

REBLOG: Boy! What’s that Sh** on your lip, dirt?

Daily writing prompt
Tell us about your first day at something — school, work, as a parent, etc.

DAILY PROMPT RESPONSE

Last year, I told the story of my first day in the military, which I thought would be appropriate for today’s prompt.

REBLOG: Let George Do It

Daily writing prompt
Have you ever performed on stage or given a speech?

DAILY PROMPT RESPONSE

Here is my previous response to the prompt

REBLOG: Top 5 Spooky Haunted Destinations

Halloween is just around the corner, and what better way to get into the spooky spirit than by exploring some of the world’s most haunted …

Top 5 Spooky Haunted Destinations

REBLOG: A Writer’s Path – 10 Reasons for Authors to Blog.

When I started my blog years ago, I did so because I followed the advice of a trusted advisor. It turned out to be solid advice, but they really never explained why. I didn’t ask my questions either so I can’t deflect any blame. However, in this post below, there are some good reasons with explanations on why authors/writers should blog. Take a minute and read the information.

REBLOG: Fibercraft Grannie’s Post

What I like about this post is that it applies to everyone. The speaker speaks to a Christian audience, but I believe it applies to all faiths. It takes more than faith when serving the Master. I been to battle with people of all faiths and their one constant. We believed what we doing was for a better world for our families. Our faith in this concept gave us the strength to do what was necessary. Thank you Fibercraft Grannie for reminder.

REBLOG: Off Hand’s Article

I didn’t know this … this is a trip!

REBLOG: Nguyen Thi Phuong Tram’s Poem

The title of this piece hits me hard in a place I thought was dead. At least, I would like to think so, for it requires me to slow down and feel the emotion swirling through me. Take a minute and read this piece, and write down how it makes you feel. Share if you like, but give it some thought.

REBLOG: Why the Protagonist Must Be a Problem-solver – by September Fawkes…

Why the Protagonist Must Be a Problem-solver – by September Fawkes…

REBLOG: Nguyen Thi Phuong Tram’s

I keep returning to this piece because it speaks to my current needs. I really need to let go of so many things that I’ve held on to for so long. It almost seems like I might be cutting away a part of me. Yes, I’ve held them for that long. Sometimes I wonder why we covet the chaos of madness rather than the serenity of sanity. Great piece here!

http://nguyenthiphuongtram.com/2023/10/31/with-intention-i-will-trim-and-cut/