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Paper Lantern

by Reagana

Rated: 18+ · Book · Other · #2350525

A cozy corner where stories, laughter, and the invetibale chaos thrive!

Where humour is often found in the mundane, where the trivial becomes of utmost importance, where, well...where I Live!

Since becoming a Members of the groups below, I will use the daily prompt, as well as, well...sharing the sporadically mundane everyday, that I find carries just a Smidge of humor. ;)

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Witchy Yule Woman

Jan 3, 2026 at 10:28pm
In response to "Repetitive Nonsense"

Very nicely done, Raegana!

1 Like

Reagana

Jan 3, 2026 at 7:38am
In response to "Fat Chance"

Witchy Yule Woman

, yesterday, it reached 80 degrees here, and as sad as it may sound,, when in the shade or when the wind was blowing, I was Chilly.

Witchy Yule Woman

Jan 2, 2026 at 11:52pm
In response to "Fat Chance"

I'm as pale as a corpse and I live in the desert. It's too chilly to be outside for long periods of time.

Reagana

Jan 2, 2026 at 4:28pm
In response to "Fat Chance"

That's the one!I Love it. When I began using that font here, I started w/o bold. I like just italcs better, but was told by two readers, that it is too difficult to read thay way. At least when using certain colors, I guess. Now I just do bold And italics, and try to alternate with the colors that I like.

Amethyst Snow Angel

Jan 2, 2026 at 4:18pm
In response to "Fat Chance"

May I ask what font you're using? On Android, it comes across as a lovely, perfectly joined cursive, much like the handwriting I save for special things! I know StoryMaster recently dropped a whole bunch of new fonts... Wait, I'll just try one and see...

Bradley Hand appears that way for me. I know that's not what it looks like for real, but goodness, if we had a font that actually looked like cursive handwriting, that would be wonderful for poetry.

Excuse my babbling

Reagana

Dec 31, 2025 at 3:12pm
In response to "World of the Unseen"

Thank you so much. My grandchildren are my world!

Joy- Happy 2026!

Dec 31, 2025 at 3:11pm
In response to "World of the Unseen"

So sweet of

you to care so much for your grandson. He is a very lucky boy!

Princess Megan Rose

Dec 28, 2025 at 4:54pm
In response to "Entanglement"

It is nice to write and think like your characters as you write them. Thank goodness for fantasy.

1 Like

Reagana

Dec 28, 2025 at 12:36pm
In response to "Entanglement"

Joy- Happy 2026!

and JACE

,

After hearing, Twice, about the difficulty in reading the italicized, light-colored font, hopefully I will remember to use bold from now on. I do so like the way that it looks the other way, but it is Very difficult to read. I should have known that...having to squint, and tilt my head just so in order to read it, that is would cause an Uproar...

Joy- Happy 2026!

Dec 28, 2025 at 12:30pm
In response to "Entanglement"

Like Jace, I had a bit of difficulty with reading such a lovely entry. But I selected the entire piece and then, it was very readable. I think it wasn't the font, at least in my case, but the lightness of the color of the font.
As to the entry, characters do take over and we have almost no control. I agree on that.

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January 3, 2026 at 8:27am

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Repetitive Nonsense

BCoF ~ Have fun with these words-- summary, talkative, calm, system, mirror, wording. prefer, consciousness and document.

The summary drifted and frayed
its meaning unaligned
to mirror consciousness
But talkative, at best
Seeks a sense of calm
As the system demands
Until desired document is spawned

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Or so seems to be the case when I find myself writing dry, repetitive nonsense for work. My fingers itch to add my personal touch, or signature to what I write; to splash down a little creativity. Alas...I must stick to the demands of the topic at hand, shackled to the monotony of expression (or lack thereof) desired by the campus/district/state/nation....Universe! Sigh...

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