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Daily Archives: January 26, 2018
Long Climb to Sanctuary – James #writephoto
The cities were lost to the Grendels and most of the human race was dead. The early news reports Neville Smith heard said that the disease had been introduced to Europe and the Americas by groups of refugees from Somalia, … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged dystopian future, i am legend, pandemic, survival, Thursday Photo Prompt, writephoto
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Mad Betty’s house – Sarah #writephoto
The hut nestled under the bank at the end of the lane. We crept towards it. We could hear her singing – a wordless song, or, if it had words, they were in a language we couldn’t understand. Jack sniggered. … Continue reading
Guest author: Karen Ingalls – Reverence, Forgiveness, and Butterflies
Albert Schweitzer had a profound influence on me after I read about him and his remarkable work. His philosophy of Reverence for Life filled me as a teenager with fervor to also have great respect, love, and kindness to all … Continue reading
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Tagged blossoming, cancer, courage, forgiveness, inspiration, love, ovarian cancer, surviving cancer
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A poem – by Alethea Kehas
Reblogged from Not Tomatoes: Relax into the faith of unknowing Time whispers promises to those who wait Unfolding through the now of the eternal present Unwraps the gift of the self ♥ Continue reading at Not Tomatoes
Perpetual Deja Vu – Excerpt-3, Stoner on a rollercoaster #writephoto
Run..run! She closed her eyes. Her heart hammering wildly, lungs fighting their own battle. And she was running.. Focusing all her energy on her unbelievably heavy feet. She was giving it all. As if death was chasing her. Or even … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, Daily-prompt, déjà vu, excerpt, flashback, memories, novel, psychological thriller, treat, writephoto, writing
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Horror in the sun…
It could have been worse, it could have been raining, but it was a springlike day of clear sunshine. Unseasonably mild, it was just the type of day for pottering in the garden. So I didn’t mind too much when … Continue reading