Finally after two months or more of rainless skies the water is coming down at my house. That means SOUP. And I think I’ve found the perfect recipe.
MT
Month: January 2014
A need you dare not admit.
Advanced Education
Thoughts on the drought, the Grammy Awards, and other weird stuff…
Click here for: A walk in the woods and other night music….
The Art of Writing Love Letters is Alive and Well (even for Zombies & Ghosts)
Fun but practical advice for those in love … no matter what you are. Click here for: The Art of Writing Love Letters is Alive and Well (even for Zombies & Ghosts).
When You Grow Old (a very short story)
Astounding and Astonishing Photos from Mars
Retarded, Gay and Fat
And if you aren’t following Texana’s Kitchen you ought to be.
This post gets a 6 out of 5 stars from West Coast Review.
What I learned from going to a metal concert with my teen
I am free…
Squirrels Selling Out
4 Ways to Celebrate Squirrel Appreciation Day
Relationships: The partnership or partnerships – trying to find the road of happiness
Click here for: Relationships: The partnership or partnerships – trying to find the road of happiness.
Thoughtful words on life and love and relationships. A blog worth checking out. musicaddictjane.wordpress.com
Checkmate
Find some of the best new fiction RIGHT HERE: Checkmate.
Click on the link about and make sure you follow Dave Stone on WordPress. You’ll be very glad you did (and a fool not to)
You can tell your story…
My brother Max told me about a guy named S. Harry Zade who had to tell stories. He was good, Harry was. If you aren’t following his blog you should be.http://thenarrativeimperative.com/2014/01/11/intersections-chapter-94-the-terrifying-and-fascinating-mystery/So I checked it out and found that Max had a guest post telling HIS story. Maybe I am a good influence. Huh. Interesting. Click here or go to the link below for all the dirt, I mean Max’s story.http://thenarrativeimperative.com/2014/01/15/guest-contribution-from-max-todd/Thank you to The Narrative Imperative and the good folks at the Epiphany Cafe for sharing Max’s story.We all have stories but some of us are story tellers.I always see blog posts and articles and Facebook and other “things” and people asking “Why do you write?”
via Click here for the entire article: You can tell your story….
