13 Ways To Waste Time1. TelevisionThe average American adult, according to A. C. Nielsen, watches five hours of television a day (in 1990), and that the television is on at least eight hours a day. 2. Chattering on the cell … Continue reading →
I have finished Chapter 6 of The Night Is A Harsh Mistress. Come on over to the Writer’s Retreat Blog to see!
Continue reading →Eden Hail, of Eden’s Eternal, recently challenged me to a writing duel. Here is her challenge and my response: The Challenge: “Your h/h get thrown out of their time (forwards or backwards, whichever you are more comfortable with) and only … Continue reading →
13 Goofy Things1. The platypus. Oh come on, how is that NOT goofy? 2. Puppy paws. They smell like tortilla chips. And they’re huge. 3. Kittens running. Their back legs overtake their front legs. ~snort~ 4. People copulating. Don’t care … Continue reading →
My essay, “By Hand vs. The Keyboard” is up on the Writer’s Retreat Blog. Stop on by for a visit and let me know what you think!
Continue reading →I’ve been tagged!! Kathleen Oxley, at Kathleen Oxley Erotica, is doing a phone tag game called “Whisper.” The rules are: 1. Make a change in the paragraph below. It can be as little as a single word or almost every … Continue reading →
Eaton Bennett, over at Passionate Fiction, tagged me some time ago and I’m very tardy in responding. Sorry! But here, better late than never, is my response: You’re feeling: A little over full. I ate more grain than is really … Continue reading →
13 Email Newsletters I Subscribe To I subscribe to a number of newsletters for work and play. Here is a sampling of some of them: 1. Thought Of The Day, by the RefDesk 2. Site Of The Day, also by … Continue reading →
I have finished Chapter 5 of the Night Is A Harsh Mistress. Come on over to the Writer’s Retreat Blog to see!
Continue reading →13 Things I’m Glad Are Over Sometimes, it’s good to reflect on what we don’t have to deal with anymore. Accordingly, to get your mind working in that vein, here’s my list of things I’m glad I don’t have to … Continue reading →