I have a big chin, and that’s fine.
A real and honest look at the pressures of beauty on our young ‘ish’ people.
Collide
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Collide
Wild side
Worlds collide
She tried to live by the rules
Implement her Dr. taught tools
Strategies?
Remedies?
But it was a slippery slope
With only words as her rope
Observers filled with hope Continue reading
So You Want Traffic? 5 Things NOT To Do.
Oldie but a goodie?
Enjoy.
People have been flooding my email with questions asking how I did ‘it’. What did I do? How could I have 2,250 followers and over 16,000 hits in just 40 days?
So out of respect for inquiring minds I will share some of my ‘tips’ on how to be a ‘prominent’ member of the blogging community.
Five things NOT TO DO (so don’t do them!)
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Disclaimer: It happens
It happened folks…
Footprints
The Loon’s Cry
The Loon’s Cry
Outside the tent
Darkness and giant trees swaying in the wind.
The lake is moaning in it’s troubled sleep.
And far across the lazy lapping waves,
Above the crooning of the wind,
I hear a wild loon crying,
Like a weary soul alone in the dark water. Continue reading
NaNoWriMo 2013 Survivors
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Editing out repetitive words
Some wonderful thoughts about repetitive words from my old blogger friend and author Jade!
As writers we tend to use the same words often.
What words do you need to get the thesaurus out for?
Lest we forget
For me there can be no other poem for the day. Please take a quiet moment out of your day, today, to remember.
Friday’s Featured Poet
Here are a few poems by the writings and poetry of Kristin Peterman.
The fire inside
It’s the beginning of a new day
The sun is rising and warming my face
I feel cold inside despite the warmth from the sun
The fire inside me is fading away
Is there someone who can ignite it again
Each time I think I have found someone
They disappear with the setting of the sun taking a piece of me with them Continue reading
