by explorereikiworld | Jun 17, 2022 | #FFRODEO, #roughwriters, A Writer's Platform, Columns, Tips for Writers, Z-Uncategorized Carrot Sticks
We all are one, yet so different from each other. Our present is shaped based on our past, and our choices shape today. Memories keep us company on dull days. They can either choose to make us edgy or excite us. All individuals have a story to tell. This story...
by Sherri Matthews | Dec 7, 2021 | Columns
It happened on a day etched forever in my mind. I had gone back-to-school shopping for my children at J C Penny’s. A small furniture display on the way to the checkout caught my eye. No. It stopped me short in my tracks. Heart racing, I rushed over. I ran my hand...
by Norah | Nov 30, 2021 | Columns
With the timing of this post on the last day of November, I have prepared a December Advent Activity Calendar for families (parents and children) to use in the lead-up to Christmas. There is one suggestion for each day until Christmas. In this article, I provide a...
by Hugh W. Roberts | Nov 23, 2021 | Columns
Allow me to introduce you to Richard and Adrian. You may have already met them; then again, you may not, but did you know that they helped me get out of a writing hole? I’m not talking about a physical hole I fell into while looking down at the screen on my...
by D. Avery @shiftnshake | Nov 22, 2021 | Columns, Saloon, Z-Uncategorized Carrot Sticks
“Kid, thought I told you ta bring some order ta the saloon! The stage is a mess. Look! Thet’s a mouse!” “By gosh it is, Pal. Looks like the order I brung was Rodentia. Mus musculus, a house mouse. Course ya’d think it’s be Mus saloonacus.” “Enough Kid, yer...
by SueSpitulnik | Nov 16, 2021 | Columns
If you’ve been around the Ranch for any time and read the weekly flashes, you know I am writing a fiction serial about Michael, an Army veteran who lost both of his legs in an IED explosion in Iraq. I had him going about his day in a...
