Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is โwhatever.โ Use the word โwhateverโ any way youโd like. Bonus points if you start your post with it. Have fun!
When my daughter was a teen one of her favorite shows was Sifl and Olly. I probably loved it more than her. ‘Whatever’ was the word of the day. By this point I’d survived four teens! I plead insanity!
Not quite as candy corn as the last hat. And I think the orange mohair is gone.The white brim yarn is chenille. It’s a folded brim. I think it will keep someone’s ears warm. It was tough to work with. The mohair was sift but full of static electricity.
The decreased crown was accomplished most easily on the KB Flexee fine-gauge loom. This hat is now heading for charity. I know I’ve shared the YouTube before. But just in case, here it is again. Sadly I had to play yarn chicken as I ran out of the orange just when finishing.
The Sunset on the Beach is nearly finished. By next Friday I will be working on a dragon.
During the Embrace Your Weird (Felicia Day) session we were given a prompt. Write a story starting each sentence with the next letter of the alphabet. The first sentence starts with ‘A,’ last sentence ‘Z.’
I changed it up. ๐ my inspiration was Valentine’s Day’s Bitmoji.
Ascending as always
Blessings by ballooning Betsy
Cruises carelessly
Charging chubby cherubs
Darting, dashing, doing,
Ever elusive, enormous emergencies
For forlorn, forgotten favors
Given graciously-
Gritted gifts-gamed
However handled,
HER history
Imagine icicles issued in ignorance,
Jumping jack jealously jerking
Kite kept kisses
Loosed lightning love-lint
Meant mostly mush
Needed nearly, noted necessary
Openly optimistically obtainable
Positively popped prayers
Quietly quenched
Research received respite
Safely settled sheltered sanity
Together this time,
Target tagged.
Unusually ushered, ultimately used
Valentines, virus, violent visions vanquished
With wonder, wishes wafted, wrangled, washed, woes
Well, there are a couple of weeks I won’t get back.
Okay. Some people will love this and climb down my throat about this epic adventure. These may be the same ones who hate my opinion of the Lord of the Rings series and the Star Wars series. Those people are more likely males or still haven’t shaken free of forgiving male-heavy reads or shows. Look. I get it. We had no choice of what to reading when I was a kid. All the adventures were about guys. But for the adventure, I’d read.
‘Oh, but you had Nancy Drew!’ I hear them say. Yes, a girlie girl who took time to straighten her nylon seams, donned lipstick and could run like the wind in heels. No, thank you! Sure I enjoyed looking like a girl, but the reality is, let’s have the adventure without vanity like most of the guys could.
Ahem. Sorry, here’s me stepping off the soapbox.
This read was the Libby audio version. The narrator, Michael Kramer, was hard to take. His female voices were demeaning. And though it says there was a female narrator, Kate Reading, I don’t remember hearing her voice until the end of the book.
I remember when they were giving this first book away to entice folks into reading the series. It was EVERYWHERE. I refused. I hate coercion like that. The only reason I gave in now was that the television show is coming up, and I wanted to compare. My husband has watched a bit of the series, and he loves it. I hope they have learned since the writing and the show will be equal in adventure.
Its a little late for Valentineโs, but itโs heartfelt just the same. Iโm sharing it here because the more eyes I get on it, the higher the chances are I could win a prize in the contest. I could win from $50-$2,500!
Click on the link to read it on Vocal+. Thank you in advance!
Sunset on a beach is more done than not. These are square drills. Drills are the tiny plastic diamonds that create the mosaic effect. For my eyes, it is harder to get the squares lined up than the tiny round disc drills. Still, I am hooked and love my Diamond Painting time.
Another hat more done than not. That white yarn is chenille. Not the same as the last hat. This was thicker and harder to work. Still, if you’ve ever had a chenille robe, you know it is soft and warm. I still have more of the mohair. Thought I’d change it up so this hat won’t be a candy corn.
On the editing front I’m making headway. Haven Above and Beyond (I think I’ll be changing the title) is more fun than I remember writing 20 years ago. Since this was my second novel I can see my writing has improved, yet I make many similar errors still. Anyway, the words corrected and moved into yWriter7 as of last night 14,365. I made my goal for this month 25K. But there are 56,916 in the project to weed through.
Outside of whoopie, what are you making this Monday?
Itโs Saturday again for LindaGHillโs Stream of Consciousness. This week our prompt is : Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is โfortune.โย Use it any way youโd like. Enjoy!
I have chosen to write a an Acrostic Poem accompanied by Oh! Fortuna
Fickle finger of fate Or fortune what ever you Receive from heaven Take and use to the full Unceasingly grab whatโs given. Never look a gift horse in the mouth. Every moment counts
Fortune wasn’t a lucky lady. She stepped on a nail as a colt and now limped along.
Her owners must have felt unfortunate, as she would never be the great racehorse they’d bred her to be. But Fortune smiled her horsey smile. That nail was attached to blade. A step to one side or the other would have sliced off her leg.
As she took a step back, she saw this blade would hurt anyone passing this way. She kicked it off the cliff. No longer would it pose a threat.
As she hobbled she danced. Hers was the beautiful pasture. Fortune’s fortune.
Working on my series: Haven.
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I have been on disability/retired for 10 years now from depression, anxiety and fibromyalgia.
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