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Big drama is easy. How do you keep it going when your characters are emotionally spent?
When’s the last time you said, ‘That’s it?!’ to a book or movie ending?
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Yesterday!! To 'Caravan' by Dorothy Gilman, which I listened to (read) for the first time!
Wait, wait, I mean - that's it as in I liked the ending!
Game of Thrones. The books were so much better than the show.
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Who Dun It?

Tara Turkey: jolly feast planner
Eddie Elm: nutty orchard keeper
Fiona Frost: cheery harvest helper

... And what did they do?

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Mrs. Green in the toilet with the toothbrush.
It was Eddie Elm, he had Tara Turkey plan a cider festival with Fiona Frost assisting her with patrons asked to pay 30 dollars at the gate for a rather dour affair.
Tara Turkey wanted to make a load of pecan pies for the big gala. When she went to Eddie Elm for the pecans, she found that Fiona Frost had taken them all because she wanted cherry pies instead.
Writing poetry for "Spooky Season".
What’s the spookiest line of poetry you’ve ever read or written?
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Moe  Author Icon
"Nevermore."
Edgar Allen Poe, The Raven
That is a Bengali ode.
Poet is Shefali, a little magazine poet.
I try to translate it into English:
" The walls are crying over the century.
Do you know why?"
(I forgot the name of the poem.)
My heart no longer bleeds for me
Down my arm and out my pen
The words sit quiet in my head
Will I ever hear them again?
Three Word Thursday

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Telling dark tales
Illuminating your path
Gentle guiding sign
The Official WDC newsletters are a great source to help your writing endeavors.
To how many weekly Official Newsletters do you subscribe?
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Dave  Author Icon
Five, but considering a couple more.
6. Used to be 8 but 2 I dropped. One because it was not helping me (and, in my opinion, was not even about the topic half the time), and one because I think I clicked on the wrong one...
Just two.
The importance of an intentional approach to self-improvement.
What spiritual discipline are you currently working on and what is your approach?
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Milhaud - Tab B Author Icon - I'm not there to teach anyone. My actions will do all the teaching without saying a word. You're either good from within or bad.

It's something a person has inside they feel or you won't.

Regardless on how you wish to worship or praise your faith, isn't this what's it all about? = being kinder, more compassionate, more gentle and more empathetic towards those who need it.

Plus isn't nature and the universe God's creations as well? So, to me it's a moot point.

I don't question what others wish to believe and how. I also don't expect to be questioned on how I believe.
I'm working on mindfulness. Fifteen minutes to half an hour everyday. It feels longer. Also I've noticed I do a better job when I'm not outside. Less variables to get distracted by.
If one were to mirror a a segment of the Bible and make it applicable to our global society of today, it’s an intriguing speculation as to how a Christ himself, let alone his purpose or message would be received. Thus, I’ve started what could be the first chapter… the second to follow with Santorelli’s trial if finding the time and the muse to continue. For those curious, check out
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How would the world react if a prophecy came true with a provocative message for mankind?
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Three Word Thursday

What three words best describe
the room at the end of the hall?



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         Dragonfly Author Icon - I saw that on a gameshow tonight that no one here was watching. It was the answer to a question about a movie or summat, but I didn't catch what the question was, so I still don't know the reference. It only caught my attention because I had seen your *DragonflyG* comment on here earlier in the day.
PNG- 📓 Author Icon - cool. If anyone has seen the movie, it's one of the things that just sticks with you
Spooky and Eerie.
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What are you reading this weekend?

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I finished the Stormlight Archive and went to start the "filler" books in the Cosmere, but they have a long wait on Libby so I started one of the "books we have at home"😂, The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon.
I read an adult family drama named "Sharmistha". It was written by Sir Michael Madhusudan Dutta in the year 1859. It is known as first modern drama in bengali.
Dad  Author Icon
The titles of my books I got out of storage to put on the new bookshelves we bought. Then, since Mom and I also enjoy woodworking, we talked about buying plans and building a couple ourselves.
Sizzling Saturday...

          Name something that's red hot...
          and tell us how it got that way...
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There was a jealous neighbour. If any of his neighbours did well, he became red hot in anger
My Bonfire on Nov 5th
Hot Tamale or Red Hots - and I'm guessing red food dye
A look at different types of romantic heroes.
How do you like your hero? On the rocks or blended?
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I enjoy it, for some dark reason, when the reader has to choose between two not-good guys and decide who to root for as the hero. (Think in terms of Last Exit to Brooklyn.)
I lost my heart to a Charming Swashbuckler. Seriously. Working at a renaissance festival broadened my horizons.
I prefer shaken, not stirred!

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Cozy blankets? Check. Snacks? Check. Warm puppy? Check. Okay, let's log into WdC!
Where is your favorite place to be when you log onto WdC?
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Sitting on the edge of my bed, with my folding tray in front of me with all the notes and such to my latest project next to me. The project is nagging me to work on it instead of going off to play Township when I'm done with WdC.
The majority of the time I'm at my desktop when I'm on WdC. When I'm relaxing away from my desktop, I access WdC through my phone.
In front of my computer.
Halloween affects everyone.
What is the most gnarly Halloween decoration that you've seen or set up yourself?
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N.A Miller Author Icon - well, considering plastic skeletons are rather androgynous...maybe one was.
My nieces and nephews and I made a dummy laying over a table with his head chopped off. There was fake blood everywhere and his head was lolled over in front of him with fake brains oozing out of it's ear.
Dad  Author Icon
I think the gnarliest, most awesome Halloween decoration was a simple jack'o lantern. Course, there were two empty whiskey bottles beside it, the mouth was a wide-open "O", and the glop from it and a couple other pumpkins were in and out of the mouth. It was sooooo good.
The things that scare us.
What's your worst fear?
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Tannus Author Icon - It's not my worst fear, but I share that one, too. I have mental maps of how rooms are set up. I'm with you. May the Lord be merciful to both of us.
Dad Author Icon - Thank you, Dad. I know all the verses. (John 14:6; Romans 10:9-10,13; Romans 9:15-16; Ephesians 2:8-10; Ezekiel 36:26-27; Philippians 2:13; John 6:37,44; John 1:12 and John 3:16)

However, Matthew 7:21-23 pulls at my confidence just enough to realize, that I don't merely rest on my blessed assurance, but keep my eyes locked on Jesus, the Messiah at all times. His Merits Alone pull me out of Matthew 7:21-23, placing me in the house on the Rock in Matthew 7:24-27.

Again, the worst fear in my heart is that my confidence would be the self-confidence of relying on my own ability to exercise faith, finding out when it's too late, that I could not change the results of my self-deception.

For the concern of fears of every kind, it is safer to confess my human brokenness to the Lord, and my lack of ability to do anything on my own, that I cry, "Lord Jesus, save me, (Romans 10:13) Now and Forever through Your Grace and Mercy. Hold me by Your Power, not my own. (Psalm 91:1-2,4)"

Salvation is in the truth, that I am totally without power to be saved, apart from Christ and His Merits Alone. (John 6:37,44)
Falling from a great height and what would I be thinking on the way down.
Fantastic Friday



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I'm picking up my granddaughter today. I have her until Sunday!
It's Almost Monday
I made it through one week of wrestling practice. I did not break anything.
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