It's been a trying past few...whiles. The past few days in particular, I've been feeling very frustrated and disheartened about a lot of things in my life. I had a bunch of topics I was going to write about but none of them are coming to me. (One I can't remember what I meant by … Continue reading Discouragement, Frustration, Irritation
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I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review. It's no real secret that paranormal and/or fantasy books are right up my alley. I love the concepts of ghosts, demons, angels, all of that. So even just at first glance, READING THE DEAD sounded like a book I'd … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: READING THE DEAD by J.B. Cameron
There is a blessing and a curse when it comes to apps and programs like Timehop. I am often reminded, when it sends me back far enough, about times I had with people I no longer speak to...am not friends with anymore. It's hard, seeing those names. Remembering that there were good times mixed with … Continue reading One Year Ago Today
Hey everyone! So since I got a pretty nifty suggestion from one of my regulars, I figured I'd give a prompt call a shot again. This month's theme, in honor of stuff like Brexit and Independence Day, shall be "independence." What does that mean? Anything you'd like! Give me an idea for a short that … Continue reading Prompt Call July 2016 – “Independence”
I don't remember where along the way I found Melissa Foster, but she's been floating around my Facebook and Twitter spheres for a while now. (I seem to do this a lot.) But over time I've picked up a few of her books through flash sales and whatnot, and I had yet to ever read … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: LOVERS AT HEART by Melissa Foster
So since I'm really a one trick pony, I'm still talking about PokĂ©mon. 🙂 Consider yourself forewarned. This isn't REALLY about PokĂ©mon, nor about PokĂ©Go. This is about the fact that I've been delving back into my childhood through my PokĂ©mon CDs and music. It's been bringing back some interesting thoughts: of course Dratini is … Continue reading One Day I’ll Come Back
After reading the Selection trilogy, I decided that maybe it wasn't a bad idea to try reading other books which reminded me of TV shows I didn't like. (I know, it sounds strange. Bear with me on this.) I'd been hesitant about this book in particular since while it sounded interesting, it also sounded a … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE LAST ONE by Alexandra Oliva
(I had some other idea for a post the other day, but I can't remember what it was anymore, so I can't very well write about it. So let's talk about this other thing. 🙂 ) So if you live on the Internet like I do, then you've probably noticed the massive influx of posts … Continue reading Nostalgia, I Choose You!
Time: Saturday, 11:05 pm It was way past when we should have left, and yet... And yet. The mopping still wasn't done--though Dana was almost through with it--bits and pieces still needed to be picked up, and I swear the huge party we'd been working with all evening had only left something like seven minutes earlier. An … Continue reading Tales from the CafĂ©: Only in the Movies
I was provided a copy of the book by the author in exchange for my fair review. I have to admit, you can say a lot of things around these words, but when you tell me a book is "Tarantino-meets-Monty-Python," you're going to get my attention. I'm not a huge Tarantino fan, but his method … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: LET THERE BE LINDA by Rich Leder
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