What do you enjoy doing most in your leisure time? I enjoy writing. Winter Season is the most recent story I have been working on. At the end of this post, I will include links to my last post and the first one for this work. Thanks for stopping by and reading. Winter Season HonorContinue reading “Winter Season”
Author Archives: Chico’s Mom
Not an attraction: a different answer-
Name an attraction or town close to home that you still haven’t got around to visiting. I’ve noticed quite a few folks don’t answer the prompt given but go their own way. If you will indulge me, I’d like to go my own way on this one. Forgiveness in progress I’m going with a differentContinue reading “Not an attraction: a different answer-“
Winter Season
Vinegar Esther was sitting on the couch when her phone chimed alerting her to an incoming text message. It was Oscar. ‘Just found out we are havin’ a meeting tonight. Have no idea what time I will be home. These things usually only last an hour though. No one wants to be here too long.Continue reading “Winter Season”
Forgiveness in progress: a haiku
Being neotenous
List five things you do for fun.
Impact statement
If you could make your pet understand one thing, what would it be? If I could get Cheekie to understand one thing; it would be how much he’s impacted my life. I’m pretty sure, in doggy terms, he knows he’s loved. 🥰
Winter Season
Please be advised ADULT LANGUAGE! Why? “Let’s face it, I’m crazy about you and you’re crazy about me. This isn’t the first time I’ve wanted to rip your clothes off. And if you don’t know that I love you by now, let me tell you again.” She held his face in her hands, “Oscar Patterson,Continue reading “Winter Season”
Cozy warm- a haiku
Who knew?
Write about your first name: its meaning, significance, etymology, etc. According to https://www.thebump.com/b/jolene-baby-name: Jolene (Jo-leen) Popularity: 967 Origin: Hebrew Other Origin(s): German Meaning: God is gracious Though Germanic and Hebrew in origin, Jolene is a feminine name that comes courtesy of the United States. A blend of Jo and the suffix “-lene,” Jolene came toContinue reading “Who knew?”
Never thought until…
What’s your dream job? This is not the post. But Anthony Roberts wrote a post talking about people who have always known what they wanted to do. I replied to the post with something to the effect that I had no such aspirations. I envied people who always knew what they wanted to be fromContinue reading “Never thought until…”
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