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WRITERS’ FUNNIES
Sometimes it’s right there staring you in the face.
WRITERS’ FUNNIES
As we get older, the stories grow larger than life. It’s hard to put a cap on it sometimes. Embellishment isn’t all bad though, is it?
WRITERS’ FUNNIES
Sounds just like “The Emperor’s New Clothes” scam, if you ask me
WRITERS’ FUNNIES
Some say that parenthesis are not necessary in good writing, but sometimes the stuff on the inside is just as important as all the words around them.
WRITERS’ FUNNIES
A sign of the times?
WRITERS’ FUNNYS
I have had a running problem with autocorrect. It amazes me when I read a post of mine after I’ve already sent it. I really need to edit before doing so.
WRITING FUNNIES
Writing is a solitary occupation, even when you belong to a group of writers – when you have a following on your blog – when your words are well received – it is something that doesn’t happen unless it’s just … Continue reading
WRITING FUNNIES
Painfully true, even if it doesn’t come wrapped in a rock. No wonder so many are self-publishing these days.
WRITING FUNNIES
They say some of the best writing comes from personal experience. I guess this would apply.
WRITERS’S FUNNIES
This really isn’t funny, except I often wonder why some novels always seem to start this way? My grandson, now a senior in high school, would often make a contribution to one of my plays in progress and it started with – … Continue reading
WRITER’S FUNNIES
Oh if it were only that easy …
I LOVE MY DOG GAGE
Our dog is a Llewellyn Setter going on seven years old. It took him more than six years to warm up to us. Perhaps it’s because of his British lineage that he’s a bit on the stuffy side. On the … Continue reading
words
At first I took a pencil in my hand and etched words onto a lined tablet. Penmanship was still alive and cursive script soon covered linen pages. As time passed by, my fingers learned to fly across a manual typewriter. … Continue reading
BE LIGHT IN A WORLD OF DARKNESS
Edith Wharton was a writer from the late 18th to the early 19h Century who came from a life of privilege. One of her contemporaries was Theodore Roosevelt. The fact that she came from a wealthy family and lacked for nothing … Continue reading
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