Dust Mote In A Jar: for people who hate noisy pets.
One Word
A to Zed
Using one word for each letter of the alphabet, make a list of the words you most associate with yourself or that you feel best describe you. From Bev on Facebook.
A – Artistic
B – Bonfire
C – Canadian
D – Dragon
E – Elemental
F – Frozen
G – Graphics
H – Hello
I – Independent
J – Jigsaw
K – Kilter
L – Lemon
M – Mystery
N – Nephew
O – Obsessive
P – Pagan
Q – Quiet
R – Romance
S – Sagittarius
T – Tease
U – Unscheduled
V – Vanilla
W – Writing
X – Xylophone
Y – Yellow
Z – Zed
Indie Bloggers #19
Indie Bloggers Weekly Challenge – One word regarding:
You volunteer to be the first resident of the darkside of the moon, manning a cramped receiving station. One day you wake up to alarms, no internet, no video and your printer has spooled 30 linear feet of pages covered with a single word:
Test
Life is a Storm
“Living is strife and torment, disappointment and love and sacrifice, golden sunsets and black storms. I said that some time ago, and today I do not think I would add one word.” — Laurence Olivier
Found this on Flickr and just liked it enough to want to remember it for later.
One Word Writing Exercises
simple. you’ll see one word at the top of the following page.
you have sixty seconds to write about it.as soon as you click ‘go’ the page will load with the cursor in place.
don’t think. just write.
I'd Rather Be…
I’d rather be writing. Why am I such a good little procrastinator? It starts with email. I set my browser to open to my webmail. Bad move. Yes, I keep up with things better. But, I get nothing else done. Every email needs some kind of response. Some are simple, a basic reply back with something I can pull out of my brain right at that moment, easily. Most require extra work, digging up information, going into the web to find something, change something, etc. An hour goes by and I am still working on email, not one word written outside of email. It’s not a good thing. Martha would know.
Did you hear about NaMoBlogMo ? Where do they come up with such babyish names? Or am I just getting THAT old? What is so wrong with English that people want to chop it up and make it look silly. Or are we, as a society, just getting THAT lazy? I like good use of the language. The name is putting me off ever doing NaMoWrite (whatever). Anyway, it’s not like I need middlemen to help me write. I just need less procrastination and email.