The joy of reading over what you wrote
I used to write a post each day. Now I’m averaging one a week. That’s what happens when your work requires writing and you’re editing 20 books at home over a span… Continue reading
I used to write a post each day. Now I’m averaging one a week. That’s what happens when your work requires writing and you’re editing 20 books at home over a span… Continue reading
May 2, 2022, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about extraction. What is being extracted and from where? Is it an idea? How does genre change the perspective… Continue reading
I’m not in the mood to write much today. My Carolina Dingo mutt always loved to lay by the bathroom door. I’ve had to open it 2 feet away and step over him… Continue reading
I’ll not be going to scrabble today. My sister-in-law isn’t feeling up to it. Instead of worrying about her, I’m editing. Again. Recently, the only books I’ve been reading are my own. I’m… Continue reading
I’m taking a mini-vacation from work. We have tomorrow off anyway and the one piece of information I need to do the last report won’t be in my office until Monday. What, you… Continue reading
It feels as if I’ve lost my glasses today, I can’t see straight. Today wasn’t just a bad day. It was a lousy, rotten horrible day and if it get any worse, I’ll… Continue reading
As I edit my draft for the I-don’t-know-how-many times, it seems the more I know the less I’ve learned. All I know about editing can be summed up in a few bullet points. It’s… Continue reading
I’ve often thought about creating a blog called “The Lazy Cook.” Unfortunately, I’d only post about once a month. My breakfast is coffee and ensure. Lunch is in a frozen container with a… Continue reading
After living through yet another 1st world problem, a Migraine dizzy-ache, all I want are a few cheap laughs…at my computer…alone. I’ll send you a few memes from the sinner-net that made me… Continue reading
I’ve been busy overthinking lately. First, there were the gods. Then, there was one God. After that, the number of atheist grew proportional to living in civilizations that wouldn’t kill them. Are there… Continue reading