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Tag Archives: storytelling
Storm ~ Catherine Ross #writephoto
Cia’s first two stories: Thursday photo prompt: Chill #writephoto Thursday Photo Prompt- Day Break #WritePhoto A storm was brewing, Cia felt it in the air. Clouds began to form as flashes of lightning in the distance came closer. Thunder rumbled. … Continue reading
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Telling tales
I was talking with a friend, as you do, comparing notes over coffee and a few thousand miles. He described his own spiritual tradition as ‘walking in Beauty’. That, I thought, was a wonderful way to describe any path. Yet … Continue reading
Old Fagin ~ Padre’s Ramblings #writephoto
Old Fagin was a sly old bird. In his youth he had been a prince among thieves. But now his eyes were dim, and his back and wings sore. But as I have said, he was sly. Rather than forage … Continue reading
Padre’s Ramblings #writephoto
Autumn was returning and the long hibernation of the Dragonette had come to a close. Her sleep had been interrupted this year. For reasons still not fully understood by her, she had risen in August. The brief foray up the … Continue reading
Northwards ~ Padre’s Ramblings #writephoto
Ildris and Hannon continued northwards. Their orders were simple: cross the Great Nord River and then follow its feeder tributaries north seeking any sign of the Griffin Legion. The Scout-Rangers knew this would be an arduous journey, and perhaps even … Continue reading
Destination Destiny ~ Padre’s ramblings #writephoto
The battle had been ferocious. It had started out well enough, and Hannon and his comrades were advancing on both the centre and the right. Then suddenly the Rathians let loose with catapults, and barrels of melted tar crashed down … Continue reading
Lake House ~ Padre’s Ramblings #writephoto
The party joined the Farmington South Road about twenty miles south of the market town. Turning south towards the border they could see the foothills before them, and the mountains rising beyond. It was only mid-day and there was no … Continue reading
Laughter really is the best medicine … Fransi Weinstein
Reblogged from 365 and Counting: I can’t tell you how many times I ‘ve heard that over the course of my life and I’m pretty sure you’ve probably heard it more than a few times, too. Laughing has never been … Continue reading
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Whatever Lies Beyond ~ Padre’s Ramblings #writephoto
The old sage had told them that their destiny lay to the north. For the last three days they had followed this advise and Swelyn and Daid were now coming to the edge of a great wood. “Daid, the sun … Continue reading
