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Day’s Verse:
“Do not be afraid any longer, but go on speaking and do not be silent; for I am with you…”
Acts 18:10
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If you can identify where and/or when the picture for today was taken, I will send you a prize. Your guess needs to be specific. Good luck.
I hear that to get good at writing you just have to write. So I do, although usually the Muse of Writing seizes me rather roughly by the scruff of my neck, shakes me like a rat, and throws me aside in disgust. But I keep coming back and sacrificing words on her altar, and perhaps one day somebody will read something I wrote and think that it was worth the time they spent reading. I am fully aware that time has not yet come, and will not for quite a while; but here are my three biggest attempts, arduously put online for the one person who might read my blog, then take the time to look (just look!) at my further work.
I may resume my short-story writing, and make a special page for those as well.
– KF –
The science building at clark last year. ?
I remember when I used to write short stores when I was younger. I liked writing prose and I think I was talented for a kid…when I was first exposed to the idea of writing for Kilroy, in the form of plays and screenplays, it was really frightening. My first sketch, the all physical one, came right out of a deep fear of writing dialogue. Now I know it’s not so bad, and not much different than writing straight prose.
Early morning SeaTac Airport?
And I’m sure people have not thought their time wasted when they have read your writings.
Ding ding! It was indeed sunrise at SeaTac, although nobody who hasn’t seen that weird parking structure out the window wouldn’t realize that’s a SeaTac trademark.
Yup! That’s what gave it away.