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They sealed the deal for $1.1 billion. Read all of the reasons here!
I hope we don’t regret this..doesn’t make me happy
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Journaling Junkie: How to Portray Your Character's Voice →
Once a character is born in your mind, you can’t easily pry them out. They’ve hooked you. They already have a special place in your heart. And your character’s voice is a big part of how they speak to you within your own story.
Here are a few tips to make your character’s voice flow more…
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Journaling Junkie: The Discombobulation of the English Language: Humorous Conundrums from A to Z. →
Some funny words for your English-loving selves. I dare you to use some of these zingers in a sentence, you Slangwhangers!!! (I use the latter portion of the introduction with the utmost respect.)
Argle-bargle - A loud row or quarrel.Billingsgate - Loud, raucous profanity.
Brouhaha - An…
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Harry Potter traits
remake of X
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They’ve got the right idea. ^^^
Naps make everything better.
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A Writer’s Rule Book
From Hunter’s Writing
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Every book is special. They each contain a different world inside them. Find the magic.
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A Walk in the Desert at Springtime
After a long hiatus from writing in his blog, I have decided to get back to posting some original photos and personal thoughts.
The past few days I have walked the hills near my house to enjoy the wonderful wildflowers now in bloom. Pictures can not do justice to the rich tapestry now on display. The desert is subtle when it comes to bringing out the beauty of spring. Yet, it is there, in a Desert Peach aflame in rich pink, or Indian Paintbrush nestled in the sagebrush.
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