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April Fools
View post: April FoolsOf course my second-first day of college would fall on April Fools, a holiday rooted in hoaxes and pranks. Being able to shift my career path and go to a “real” school (sorry Penn Foster) is a privilege I do not take for granted, but the imposter syndrome is already rearing its nasty face. What…
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Short Story
View post: Short StoryPrompt: Author writes his own murder before it happens. “Yah, yah, yah.” I drawl to my editor who has been hounding me all month about my new project. He’s been practically down on his knees, begging for even just a chapter to show the publishing team. “I’ll send it to you when its ready, John.”…
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I did not fail. I did not Fail. I did not fail.
View post: I did not fail. I did not Fail. I did not fail.This is what I have been telling myself every day, no, every hour since I made the decision to leave veterinary medicine and pursue a career in writing/English. The end goal is still being worked out, but the initial feeling I had, was that of failure. Veterinary assistants, technicians, and even veterinarians leaving the field…
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Prompt: It Was A Dark and Stormy Night
View post: Prompt: It Was A Dark and Stormy NightAnother rendition of the stories we wrote in my high school creative writing class. I think this may have been one of my favorites. The prompt, “It Was A Dark and Stormy Night…” was set upon us on Halloween in 2013. We had just finished up our study of Edgar Allen Poe and we were…
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Letting Go
View post: Letting GoI recently stumbled across a folder with a bunch of my creative writing assignments from high school. While most are cringe, there were a few that impressed me. Bellow is one titled “Letting Go” and was written as part of our eulogy study. My childhood beagle Sally, passed away from lymphoma a few years before…
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VICTORIA CANADA
View post: VICTORIA CANADANOVEMBER 2023 BLACK BALL FERRY PORT ANGELES, WA (Photo By: Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News) With the husband back home for the month, we wanted to take a trip and have a night to ourselves. My mother was gracious enough to stay with the kids at our house for our weekend trip. We had each been…
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October TBR
View post: October TBRSpooky season calls for spooky books! Here are my creepy reads from my TBR list that I hope to get through this month! If you have any other creepy/horror book recommendations, let me know! A collection of short stories by the King of horror and spook. I have read the first one, Autopsy Room Four…
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Commitment Issues With Books
View post: Commitment Issues With BooksOnly once have I ever not finished a book I was reading with no intention of ever picking it back up. However, I have abandoned a few for years. The book in question, was a book a friend of mine’s dad had written. He was self-published and had under 30 sales in a few years.…
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September TBR
View post: September TBRA little late in the month, I know, but I saw this idea and wanted to give it a try. I usually do not set specific periods of time to read a certain amount of books within, but I do have a bit of a schedule to keep right now. Currently waiting for two books…
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Vegan Piroshkis
View post: Vegan PiroshkisNot going to add a bunch of bullshit about family traditions and whatever else other people put in their recipe posts that no one reads. If they did read it, why is there a ‘jump to recipe’ button? The only thing I will say prior, is that I could not find many recipes for vegan…
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K. Fowler
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