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Tag Archives: family
Exiting 2022 – That’s It?
That’s what I asked myself when I reviewed my Exiting 2022 notes. Why do I only have two entries? That’s it? There was a third post at the beginning of 2022, but that told of what I wanted to do, … Continue reading
Posted in 2022, Life in General, Sports, Writing
Tagged family, golf, road trips, writing
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Relocatedaciousing
Under my roof, we periodically have conversations about where we would like to relocate to. Our current place of residence is Manassas, VA, USA. There are enough places here to eat and to do the business I want to do … Continue reading
Exiting 2018 – Sacred Place, Delaware
My first trip to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware was in the Summer of ’74, with my church youth group. I was introduced to Thrashers Boardwalk Fries and salt water taffy. I was introduced to miniature golf within walking distance of where … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Life in General, Philosophy
Tagged celebrations, experiments, family, food, golf, memories, Rehoboth Beach, road trips, traveling
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Exiting 2018
At some point during the last month of every year, most people with any type of Web presence post their introspections and feelings concerning the year they’re about to exit. Their reasons for doing this are their own, and I … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Announcements, Life in General, Philosophy
Tagged celebrations, family, learning, memories
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Instead of NaNoWriMo…
I wish success for all those who are participating in this year’s NaNoWriMo. More importantly, I’m cheering for all of you to learn something new about the craft of storytelling, and to have a lot of fun in the process. … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, NaNoWriMo, Writing
Tagged celebrations, experiments, family, security, surreal, writing
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NaNoWriMo 2018 – The Planner / Pantster Approach
Towards the beginning of each NaNoWriMo campaign, I usually see plenty of digital traffic detailing how each participant is going to handle the task of creating their new first draft of a novel: are they going to plan ahead, or … Continue reading
Posted in NaNoWriMo, Philosophy, world building, Writing
Tagged characters, experiments, family, learning, R&D, science fiction, world building, writing
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NaNoNextPhase
I’ve been enjoying the blog posts of those currently participating in Camp NaNoWriMo, sharing their tales of accomplishment vs falling short, their battles with distraction vs their moments of clarity, their bouts with writer’s block vs waves of creativity and … Continue reading
Posted in Life in General, NaNoWriMo, Philosophy, Writing
Tagged celebrations, family, writing
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Artistically Updatithing
Here’s a long-overdue update of what I’m doing in the artistic world: 1) My time travel story, “All the Time in the World,” was officially completed last week. Trust me when I say I was psyched about it. I definitely … Continue reading
Posted in Music, NaNoWriMo, Poetry and Lyrics, Writing
Tagged art, celebrations, experiments, family, gifts, learning, rock, science fiction, writing
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NaNoWriMo 2017 – At the 12,734 Word Mark
12,734 words so far. Encouraging. As far as my pace to reach 50K words by the end of the month, I’m approximately 600 words short of the mark. However, after last night’s jackpot of a plot twist, I should make … Continue reading