• The Elusive Snow on Mountain Quest

    I’ve been trying forever to get good pictures of the snow on the mountain peaks, but never able to get decent pictures.  A part of it has to do with my old iPhone and another part due to a moving car, but I showed up early for an impromptu dentist appointment.  So, I was able…

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  • Poem: Reaching That Tired Point

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    As I’m tired and wanting to go to bed, I think of everything I’ve gone through this week. Working. A box to check yes. There is no box so I will type it. YES. My eyes are even heavier now.  This is rather pointless. Exercising. A box to check no. There is not box either…

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  • Book Writing Exercise

    Put two characters, each of whom wants something from the other, in a room together.  Neither of them is allowed to ask for it straight out.  Give them five minutes with only dialogue to get what they want. “Is there something I can do for you?” (Woman A) “No.” (Woman B) “Okay but you’ve glanced…

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  • A Glimpse of Chapter One and Only Chapter One

    As you know, well some of you, I’ve reached the deep end of the pool with my rewriting.  I can’t tell you how many times I’ve rewritten certain parts of it.  Way too many and while I wasn’t going to release any of it until it was ready to be published in a physical form…

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  • Poem: Take Your Best Shot

    I waited for it to come outside. It did, but only wanted to play, and play not according to the rules, but to the exceptions. Little did it know, that wasn’t part of my plan.  I had not come here to mess around. I meant business.  I was on the job.   Kill at no expense.…

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  • End of January 2019 Quotes

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  • Poem: Needing Someone Who Knows What We’re Doing

    If you fail, I win. I wonder why it needs to be this way. Why must we suffer so? Can’t there be two winners? The decision has been made. I’m left holding misery in one palm and hurt in the other. Now, I can’t possibly find a way out. The digging has been done.  The…

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  • Poem: To Dissatisfy

    With every touch of your hand, I wanted something else, but this I did not get. It was good, at first, but after a few minutes it was bad, very bad. This wasn’t what I wanted. I came here for relaxation, for peace, for soothing. You gave me pressured anxiety, sore muscles, and conflicted thoughts.…

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  • Netflix TV Mini-Series: Watership Down (2018)

    Quote from Watership Down by General Woundwort: “You will find the outsiders and when you do, we will destroy their warren, and leave no trace of them on this Earth.” Directors: Noam Murro, Peter Dodd, Seamus Malone, and Alan Short Writers: Tim Bidwell (4 episodes) and Richard Adams (1 episode and novel) Major Cast: James…

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  • Book Recommendation: Pet Sematary

    Publication Date: February 1, 2001 Publisher: Pocket Books Page Number: 562 As with most of Stephen King’s books, he writes about life after death, greed and temptation, mental illness and physical violence, and the mystical and supernatural.  Why am I recommending “Pet Sematary” besides that the remake is coming out this year, starring Jason Clarke…

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  • Journal Entry Type #2: Nothing Left to Give, Leaving It Behind

    My second journal type entry for January.  Most people say I wear my heart on my sleeve and can be brutally honest with my life.  I have for the most part although there are other things you have to keep to yourself.  Yet, I opened myself up to possible misunderstandings back in my twenties with…

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  • Coloring

    I had fun coloring this until I realized I had to go back and color it a second time.  I think it looks like a butterfly, and tried to make it colorful instead of my usual red, black, and silver.  Now, onto the next one.

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