So, it’s Friday, the day when we get together and share the good things that have happened. I got paint. From a really nice guy who works at Home Depot. I even did the survey thing because I wanted to say how awesome. Now I just have to use the paint to paint the top […]
get the InLinkz code This is my submission for Friday Fictioneers, a weekly blog hop where we all write stories of about 100 words (this one is slightly under – yay) in response to a prompt. To join in and to see more stories, click the blue froggy! Maiden’s Lament I never look back […]
It’s Friday and that means it is time to Celebrate! I am celebrating getting slightly ahead of the curve and (mostly) writing this the day before. 🙂 I have a new garage door that actually opens and closes automatically. This is a small thing which is now nearly a year in the making due to […]
get the InLinkz code This is my submission for Friday Fictioneers, the weekly 100-word flash fiction sprint helmed by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. For more stories and/or to add your own, click the blue froggy above. It’s been a while since I’ve written as part of this blog hop but the versatility of responses this week’s picture […]
For this week’s Celebrate the Small Things, I kind of want to start out by saying this feels like a week where I got nothing done, but usually by the time I’m done typing I realize that isn’t entirely true and it makes me feel better, somewhat. =D I weeded somewhat. Okay I still feel […]
Okay it’s been a month since I’ve posted so I feel like Celebrate the Small Things Friday is more like an entire month. My dad turned 80 and we had a lovely surprise party. He also has received a completely unsolicited offer for our childhood home which is a bittersweet blessing because it is time […]
It’s June and the first Wednesday of June and that means it is time to post for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group, where once a month we get together to share our insecurities, our successes, and generally help share the burden of the writing life. This past month has been a bit crazy. I had […]
Anne Higa 