Online diaries and journals...
My man and I spoke about getting engaged for months, but now that it has happened it feels so surreal. I think I am still a little surprised that he actually chose me to be the one I have always been very conscious of the fact that I am a useless housewife ( I don't cook and I get tired of trying to keep the house tidy, so I give up) and I often feel like I am not the best step-mommy to his children. Is it normal to question every parenting move you make? I am so concerned that ...
I must be honest, I am a complete noob when it comes to blogging. Yes, I do have a blog, but that is where I post the things that I write after they have been edited fifty times. I am not accustomed to just saying whatever is in my head, which lately isn't all that much I am having an internal struggle lately - in the evenings is the only time that I have to learn my graphic design software and play around with it. It is also the only time I get to play online games with my man, ...
I wandered the boards for a little while, wondering where I would off load the words swelling my tongue. Not so much right on the tip of my tongue exciting stuff, more just creating a traffic jam of mundane crap that's going to stagnate if not expelled. No one likes stagnant words in waiting, just biding the time before some smart ass says the wrong thing. In the nuttiest of nutshells, BAD DAY.
"We changed the world, but we f***** up the endgame." - Charles Wilson The war on terror. Many of us had watched it all unfold in the news, the 9/11 attacks, the numerous bombing across the world from Pakistan to the Philippines, from London to Libya. It had all happened because of the attack of the radicals on the "infidels". However, did they forget that it was these same infidels who helped them drive out the Soviets from Afghanistan back during the Cold ...
I have come to a crossroads in my current works. I have asked myself a broad question because the more direct question, "should I or shouldn't I?" is far too constrictive in this conundrum. As a horror writer, I am faced with the ever-expending audiences' expectations of what is frightening. The problem is then compounded by the question, "what has been done before?". The broad question I have asked is, when is too much...too much? What changes from content that is ...