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Tag Archives: character
Safety Be Damned ~ Fandango #writephoto
“This is remarkable,” Donna said. “What a transformation.” Steve beamed. “Yeah, we gutted the place,” he said. “Took it down to the studs, reconfigured the layout a little for a better flow, and created an open concept for the kitchen, … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged character, exterior, flip, interior, neighborhood, restrictive covenant, safety, steps, Thursday Photo Prompt, Worn, writephoto
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Ernesto San Giacomo Reviews: Shadows in the Stone by Diane Lynn McGyver
Reblogged from San Giacomo’s Corner: In her book, “Shadows in the Stone,” Diane transports us into a fantasy world that she describes with enough expertise to fully immerse a reader. There are some overlaps into our own world, but they … Continue reading
Posted in reblog
Tagged Books, character, dialog, Diane Lynn McGyver, dwarf, fantasy, Indie review, internal description, magic, main plot, main story, Qui-Gon Jinn, setting, Shadows in the Stones, star wars, sword-play, Tolkien, world building, writing
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Life Without Boundaries ~ Peter Wells
Reblogged from Counting Ducks: He’d lived a different life to mine; climbing mountains I had never heard of but his eyes lit up with understanding when I spoke. You do not have to be young to be lost, and living … Continue reading
Growing emotional…
It is the end of a long day; one of those days when many small things have seemed to go wrong and a few bigger things cast dark shadows on your horizon. You are tired…not the pleasant kind of snuggle-up-in-bed-with-a-book … Continue reading
Posted in The Silent Eye
Tagged character, compassion, consciousness, de chardin, ego, enneagram, love, personality, questions, reaction. function, spirituality
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Romance and research… a writer’s gift to a reader
Once upon a time…and all the very best stories start that way… there was a little girl who read her way through every book in her mother’s library. It wasn’t a proper library, with mahogany shelves and great leather chairs… … Continue reading
Couples Counselling – Fandango #writephoto
“It doesn’t look like it’s been well maintained,” Chuck said to his wife. “Look at these vines and branches. They practically block this window.” “First of all,” Anita said, “that’s a rose bush. It just needs to be cut back … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged character, HGTV, House Hunters, money pit, new house, rose bush, Thursday Photo Prompt, TLC, window, writephoto
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I am the tree… by Colleen Brown
Reblogged from Colleen at The Chatter Blog: I was the seed. Planted by purpose or design or reason. Once planted it took some time to burst out of the shell. I was the determination to exist. Once out of the … Continue reading
Posted in painting, Poetry
Tagged character, determination, Doodle, Draw, growth, Illustrate, maturity, prose, tenacity, wisdom, youth
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‘Magic Lady’ – a glimpse of beauty
On Friday, we gathered from far and wide to say a final farewell to our friend. Funerals are never happy occasions, but they can hold more beauty than our grief may allow us to see. It would have been impossible … Continue reading
Only human
“Yo, missus!” I turned… a tattooed yob in shredded denim with more piercings in his face than you would have thought possible held out my phone. “Your bag’s open… you dropped this.” My handbag falls open with alarming regularity. I … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, character, dog, home, house, personality, piercing, poverty, relative poverty, social inequality
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