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I would love to make a law where everyone had to be polite to each other both online and in public. If you don’t then you get a ticket, like you might for speeding. I wouldn’t want to eradicate free speech because that would be dangerous and everyone should be able to have their own…
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And for any of you that have no Valentine of your own this year, I have prepared a special treat just for you… My Valentine cards to you: Last but not least:
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I could use a break from feeling like I’m putting in a lot of work for very little gain. It’s frustrating, quite frankly, to work on something day after day, year after year, and feel like you’re barely making any headway with it. In a world where things seem to change overnight and the internet…
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I like this guy’s sense of humor, but behind it he has a point. I don’t know what has been going on with women in America, but I do know that it’s grating on me. As of right now I have only one real-life (non internet) female friend and that’s my mother. I let the…
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Hey there. Above is a link to the blog of a dear friend of mine. His posts are articulate and thoughtful. I would appreciate it if you’d go check them out, give him a like and a follow. Even if you’re not struggling with mental heath issues, we all go through ups and downs, and…
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(Full episode 14:40 min.) “I need you,” he said. “I know.” His arms tightened around her momentarily then he set her down and slipped suddenly out of the alcove. What? “Peter, no,” she said, tears burning her eyes. “Don’t leave me.” A few more seconds passed, and then she was backed against the wall by…
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My Kindle Fire. I used to have an I-pad and the thing worked great but I didn’t need anything so sophisticated and I ran the battery down constantly trying to read books on it so I gave it to my daughter and got myself a Kindle Fire instead. As far as its ability to pose…
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I’m not going with a fantasy day where literally anything could happen, but a nice tame no drama day, maybe because that IS an ideal day for me. It would start with getting my kids off to school on time with no last minute crises on their part. I don’t work, outside of my writing…
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Danielle broke free, stumbling and catching herself on the wall. She grabbed her bag and walked off, leaving the door open. “Wait.” He came down the stairs after her. “Let me drive you home.” “Forget it.” She rushed through the kitchen, missing one of the cooks by a hair. Nick tailed her onto the street.…
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Darcy Branwyn 