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Ah, the joys of being a writer. At least I’ve identified my Flash Fiction.
Big deal! We’ve got your number,
I downloaded Rochelle’s photo.
Ho Hum! After only eight years of practice.
I have a title.
Life imitating art – again.
I have a theme.
Your therapist will be intrigued.
I have a bright, colorful story arc.
Which will not end in a pot of gold!
All I need now is a great finish, a fascinating denouement. Think, Archon!
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Go to Rochelle’s Addicted to Purple site and use her Wednesday photo as a prompt to write a complete 100 word story.
I can relate!
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So many of us can! I have an A to Z Challenge due Sunday night…. and I have a title. 😳
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Dear Archon,
My muse is currently binge watching “The Gilmore Girls.” Viva Netflix.
L’chaim,
Rochelle
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But you still have the time to herd Flash Fiction cats??! I’m impressed. 😀
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I would comment but imagination’s microphone is on mute and motivation didn’t get out of bed yet so all comments have been suspended for the foreseeable future.
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Stop back again, when COVID is a mere phantasm in the rearview mirror, and lay it on me. 😀
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I’ve been going to bed at 7:00 p.m. this week and waking up at 2:30 a.m. to write my articles. It’s amazing how a change in a sleep schedule can inspire one’s creativity.
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We all have our sleep/wake cycles. Those COVID unemployed/self-employed can set their own. My late-nite schedule matches my natural diurnal cycle, and helps me mind two Scottish terriers who also want to stay up (and chew things, without supervision) all night.
Your rise and fall schedule is even earlier than my ex-Army friend over in Burke. He and wife are now somewhere near Fort Leavenworth. They party till 9 – 9:30, and he’s up around 4:30 AM. You can get a lot accomplished while others sleep – and don’t bother you. 🙂
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Yes, and my computer runs faster in those early hours.
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I usually do most of my computer work at night, when those around me are asleep, and download speed is increased. I tend to forget that we suffered the first five years in this new subdivision, with dial-up modems, desperately waiting for high-speed fiber-optic cables to be laid. 😛
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And mine’s watching Flack!
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The Zits cartoon had a strip where the teenage boy had watched everything on Netflix. I think the wife is getting close. Flack doesn’t attract me, but she’s thinking about watching it.
I recently found that Bruce Willis had done three Die Hard-in-space, direct-to-video sci-fi movies. So far, I’ve only located one. 🙂
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LOL.
If she watched Fleabag, she should enjoy this one.
He did? No way!! That’s hilarious. Happy hunting.
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ROFLMAO! Literally! That was hilarious! GUFFAW! Snorting laughter ensues…. I was that way last week… LOL!
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Another episode of ‘If you can’t fix it – feature it’ writing. 🙂
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Very creative take. Oh, that fickle muse! 🙂
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Yeah, she fickles off too often to please me. 😉 😆
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I am feeling more than vaguely called out by this. But come on, Season 4 Episode 10 was literally that awesome. What are we talking about again? Right. Interesting “story”… 😉
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The story of my writing life. A tale told by a fool, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. My buddy Bill had a way with words that I wish I could match – or even come close to. 😳 🙂
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funny stuff at least you can laugh about it.
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It’s more efficient if I make fun of my own shortcomings – writing! I’m talking about writing, no matter what the wife says. It saves other people time and energy. 😉 😆
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LOL
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Wonderfully funny 🙂
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It’s either laugh at my failures, or cry. 😳
There will be other (successful) Flash Fictions. 😆
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