Write a poem that will be a cry for freedom** Resolutions Another year gone by, time sure does fly, it’s time to turn the page get ready to wipe life’s slate. Make a mental note of all you hope and seek for the New Year, check back here before your life begins again. Always have a few resolutions
Read moreThis year I participated in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) for the first time. Despite my attempts to write an “official novel”, I ended November with a novelette, How We Got Here, with a total of 15,729 words and 74 pages (the word count does not include the prologue). How We Got Here is about Lorraine Ramieres, a 49 year
Read moreWrite a conversation where someone mentions a type of fish in every sentence. (Adapted from ‘Whose Line is it Anyway?’)** A seafood BBQ with friends W: Tommy Cod! I’m so glad you made it to our party! It’s been such a long time! T: I know Walley, we’ve both been busy with work or should I call you Mr
Read moreIn all honesty, I never thought I would finish my novel or novella, which later turned out to be a novelette. I spent the last day writing the last part of How We Got Here, the epilogue. I felt that since the prologue was from Lorraine’s perspective, it was only fitting that the epilogue would be the same. In
Read moreDue to the inspiration turbo boost over the previous two days where I managed to write four letters in one go, I was determined to finish. Carrie’s and Scott’s letters were the most difficult to write as I don’t know them very well. I felt that the lack of grandparents in the kids’ lives needed to be addressed in some
Read moreI definitely made up for my lack of progress over the last week. I wrote Bethie’s, Cassie’s, Julie’s and Elaine’s letters over the weekend. With Cassie’s letter, I exceeded the 10,000 word mark. Bethie is the youngest child and her letter is what I view as the “flip side” of Michael’s letter. Bethie’s the youngest child and never knew her
Read moreOther than thinking about how Bethie’s letter should be written and the possibilities of Julie’s and Elaine’s letters, due to my work schedule and illness, no progress was made. As of now, my total word count is 6,360 words.
Read moreI found this season finale interesting as Hyde & Seek‘s future remains to be seen. The last season finale I saw where the show’s future was uncertain was the third season of Love Child back in August. Love Child‘s finale managed to wrap up the season’s story arcs and establish new ones, in case they were renewed for another season.
Read moreAs I did with Gwen’s letter, I managed to make a lot of progress by going to my town library to work. This time, I managed to write Christi’s letter. As I predicted in my blog post detailing Gwen’s letter, Christi’s letter was also one of the easiest letters to write and is the longest at 1,900 words. Christi is
Read moreWrite a letter to an angel…your personal angel perhaps** To my guardian angel, Are you really out there? I recently wrote a letter to God and asked him or her the same question. If you both exist, do you work together? What is your role exactly? Does God create and you help us on our way? When I’m running late
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Loveday Writing 