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Making Your Own Road
Two roads converged in a yellow wood (and neither of them looked too good), one leading off to some small town, and the other wandering all around like a less-beaten path I think should. This forced duality for life struck … Continue reading
The Wind in the Willows
This week’s assignment at the LJ community “Writing 101” was to use at least 7 of the following 10 words (alphabetical, chaos, tool belt, bloviate, crux, sinner, marshmallow, dramatic, tissue, sympathetic) in a piece of writing. Seems like a very … Continue reading
The Doors of Perception
This is journal entry based on a prompt from Random Acts of Journaling. The Doors of Perception There is a door of aged and splintered oak, its paint is faded, old and worn by rain; the battered lock still grips, … Continue reading