Before I tackle this month’s question for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group post , there’s time and space for the latest news updates: Probably. two cremations, one urn shared with our fur-babies. Wakes in Idaho and Sussex so everyone who wants to entertain with memories is welcome. On to the writing… well, briefly as this month’s … Continue reading
Before I tackle this month’s question for the Insecure Writer’s Support Group post , there’s time and space for a news update. First, I must remember to celebrate our 13th Wedding Anniversary on May 14th. Second, our house move may take longer than hoped. Some of the houses we were interested in, we can’t view yet … Continue reading
Apologies for the delay in posting April’s WEP/IWSG Challenge. Although ‘Life Is Beautiful’ was a good fit for my ongoing Ukraine stories, I struggled to write recently, mainly for my usual excuse of declining health. Also, this piece required extra backstory and some political maneuvering – not least getting the Witches’ NATO jets out of … Continue reading
Before I tackle this month’s question for this Insecure Writer’s Support Group post , I should give a health warning: Excessive exploring down rabbit holes leads to drowsiness… .and lost words of wisdom. If I keep dozing off, this might be next month’s effort. Which works as we will be about to celebrate our 13th anniversary … Continue reading
Before I tackle this month’s question and today’s Insecure Writer’s Support Group post , I should address the anniversaries. First though, how flexible are the definitions? I chose to find guidance from the online thesaurus I use. https://www.powerthesaurus.org/anniversary/definitions So, all the following anniversaries qualify. Most important, to me, is my wife Juanita’s birthday. She’s 71 today … Continue reading
I intend my 2023 WEP-IWSG Challenge entries to be more of my Ukraine stories, as I resolve to continue them until there is a just conclusion to the horrendous war. For those new to this ongoing creation, please note, this present day tale began with my World War II story Feathered Fire, which introduced the Chayka … Continue reading
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