This is a work of fiction inspired by the Everyday Inspiration writing course from WordPress.com. The one-word prompt was “choice.” It was published in six blog posts in April 2020. Each post was fairly short, so I’ve combined them into one for a podcast episode. The Choice What to do? She looked at the clock.… Continue reading The Choice
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A Letter to NaNoWriMo
Dear NaNoWriMo, I’ve accepted your challenge in both 2019 and 2020. Writing a novel in thirty days has got to be fun, otherwise, why would so many people do it? In 2019, I wrote in private, so I didn’t worry about typos, plotholes, or any of the other annoying aspects of writing. I wrote the… Continue reading A Letter to NaNoWriMo
Haiku – October 12
Stand looking up at, The clear night sky above you, Hope and potential.
Second Sunflower Saturday – Haiku
The sunflower shows, That the sun’s rays are echoed, In all that is life.
Words – Haiku
Words live in our minds, We add new ones throughout life, Faithful friends always.
A Letter to My Website Visitors
Dear Visitors, A thousand people, Have come to my site looking, For entertainment. You are each precious, And I’ll never forget you, As long as I live. Thank you for coming, Even when I started out, You encouraged me. To the next thousand, The next one and the next ten, You’re inspiration. Yours truly, Hyacinth… Continue reading A Letter to My Website Visitors
A Letter to Books
Dear Books, During the last ten or so years, I’ve been hearing people say that printed books are on the decline, due to the rise of eBooks. I don’t think the trend has continued as fast as initially predicted, and I think that some printed books will always be produced. I don’t believe it when… Continue reading A Letter to Books