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Daily Archives: April 11, 2018
The Beginnings of Endings
Originally posted on The Light Behind the Story:
? Photo Credit: Pixabay ? The owl appeared as the resurrected phoenix during my last, formal meditation as a student of the Silent Eye School of Consciousness. At some point, the seeker becomes…
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Does White Noise / Ambient Sound Actually Help Your Writing? – Steve Boseley
Reblogged from Steve Boseley: Silence can be a distraction. Bear with me whilst I qualify that statement. When I’m writing, silence can be a distraction. It might be a cliche, but writers and coffee shops go together like James T … Continue reading
Shelter – Willow Willers #writephoto
Shelter is halfway up the hill Reach it while there is light still I have run so far yet not escaped The blackness in which my life is caped. Shelter is within my sight The monster I must fight. Continue … Continue reading
The Optometrist and the Dragon – D. Wallace Peach #writephoto
photo compliments of Sue Vincent A man of science, Irvus the optometrist didn’t believe in enchantment. But a dare was a dare, and he wasn’t about to cede his convictions to a bunch of old-timers at the Pickled Sow. It … Continue reading
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Tagged D. Wallace peach, dragon, fantasy, Humor, kindness, love, optometrist, princess, short story, writephoto
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Mirage
For Colleen’s poetry challenge
So much for a vacation… Eric Pone #writephoto
It was one of those fancy tent vacations. But for Ducky, a man hardened by the field of battle in too many broken places, it was much too luxurious. The wall to the left of the four poster bed he … Continue reading
Seeing the world in focus
I hope you’ll excuse the remodel of an old post… I’m a little tied up today, but as I was once again asked what camera I use, I thought I’d share this from a couple of years ago… My camera, … Continue reading
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Tagged camera lens, frost pictures, ice, lens on the world, photographer
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BREAKING NEWS? HOW ABOUT A BROKEN WORDPRESS SEARCH ENGINE? – MARILYN ARMSTRONG
Originally posted on SERENDIPITY: SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH:
Not exactly luminescent. More like the exact opposite. If you are on your dashboard and you go to Reader (I don’t know what dashboard you are using because they keep “fixing…
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