Our writing word for today is “shame.” I have heard it often. “What a shame you didn’t come last week, the weather was perfect … or you would have met so and so … or … the list goes on. Yes, I have had my fair share of disappointments. So many in fact, that I’ve […]
Our writing word for today is “shame.” I have heard it often. “What a shame you didn’t come last week, the weather was perfect … or you would have met so and so … or … the list goes on. Yes, I have had my fair share of disappointments. So many in fact, that I’ve
Our writing word for today is “passage.” I always think of passage as a very grand word. It reminds me of long journeys by sea to distant lands. Wealthy people booked passages on steamships to the Orient. Or they took exotic train journeys, rail passages, to Istanbul. The poor took passages too. Their journeys, though,
Our writing word for today is “passage.” I always think of passage as a very grand word. It reminds me of long journeys by sea to distant lands. Wealthy people booked passages on steamships to the Orient. Or they took exotic train journeys, rail passages, to Istanbul. The poor took passages too. Their journeys, though,
Our writing word for today is “Death.” Well, I suppose it’s important to think about the end of the story, as we read or write along. I somehow like to think, that if my life were a book, it would be a long (maybe slow) read. War and Peace comes to mind, as do these
Our writing word for today is “Death.” Well, I suppose it’s important to think about the end of the story, as we read or write along. I somehow like to think, that if my life were a book, it would be a long (maybe slow) read. War and Peace comes to mind, as do these
