This week, show us something creepy — because hey, we can’t take photos of rainbows and puppies every day. Well, okay, I guess we can. But let’s branch out anyway!
I took this photo at the Tucson All Souls Procession in 2008. When I saw today’s challenge I knew immediately this was the shot I wanted to put in. My Gratitude to the unknown model. She was a sport!
“Where’s that boy?”
“He’s maybe upstairs, why?”
“Mrs. Randall, across the alley called; she’s scared to death.
“We need to take those paints away from him.”
A virtual oasis of joy and wonderment
An assortment of many different words, mainly arranged into sentences
In real world, Happily Ever Afters are bittersweet miasma of memories (purely work of fiction and my psychotic imagination) also trigger warning: death, violence, disturbing imagery, etc
A place filled with mostly unfinished stories. Begun primarily as a direct result of my association with the OC Writer's Guild
Alternative haven for the Daily Post's mourners!
Bits of sparkles to entertain***** No ads, no spam, no awards - Thanks
She had the strength of an army embedded in her bones - R.H. Sin
A creative miscellany of mythic fantasies
My view, tho' somewhat askew...
Content, copy and creative writing
Flash Fiction, Poetry, and Short Stories
Just a different point of view
Bits and Bobs helping people understand the language and process of literature and mathematics. In one place. Math and English in the same place. I know, shocking.
Monica Carroll
A community for writers to learn, grow, and connect.
Becky Ross Michael: an author's blog
A Wife, My Verse, and Every Little Thing
Home-brewed Prose & Poetry
cheeky, compassionate, quirky: stories, poems
Reinventing the Tagline One Existential Crisis at a Time
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Poetry from a Dublin Scientist
"As we better understand the story, it is likely that its mystery does not decrease; rather it simply grows more beautiful" - Eudora A. Welty
Author Aspiring
Wrangling literary arts for writers: words for people!
A writing blog by H.R.R. Gorman
