Davina’s letters brought an understanding to Fiona’s worries, but they had also brought her a good deal of pain. It was hard for a mother to realize that her child was prepared to die, and, more so, that she was prepared to die to save her mother and her own child. Fiona sat the paperwork …
Continue reading Sebastian’s Story ~ Part 32 ~Love and Death in the Air
The February 18th Scott's Daily Prompt was: Far from normal The task he had for us all was to talk about this: "Many of us think of our lives as boringly normal, while others live the high life. Take a step back, and take a look at your life as an outsider might. Now, tell us …
Scott's Daily Prompt for 2/12/2022 was: All about you He also posed a topic to talk about: Explain why you chose your blog’s title and what it means to you. This was a great "question" because I have been switching things up as of late. Plus, I had a great question today from one of …
The moment we met, I knew That you would change me For the better... Inside and out... The inspiration, coming from your love Gave my life focus, clarity found The passion I discovered with you Will keep me captive forever For no one can fill your shoes Or replace your heart's beating Cupid's arrow has …
Before reading, know that there are abuse triggers in this text. If you are easily triggered by stories of abuse, please read carefully. Big hugs 🤗 Photo by ArtHouse Studio on Pexels.com Eileen was hesitant to open the door leading up to the attic because she was afraid when she got up there she might …
Photo by Vlada Karpovich on Pexels.com “Davina, breakfast is ready! Pronto!” Fiona hollered upstairs to beckon her daughter down to the table. “Mom, I’m not 12. I will be down in a moment. Can you get Sebastian’s food first?” Davina answered back from her upstairs bedroom. There were not many instances of the family getting …
Continue reading Sebastian’s Story – Part 31 – Breakfast Meeting
It was all over as the ink spilled on the paper. The blot from hell destroyed my words. It put a huge kink into my program. Not even the sink could bring back the goods. That writing of mine was a 5-star piece. That was until the jar tumbled on the bar. It created such …
I am going to start my day with this post. Scott poses great questions in his daily prompt about healthcare. Scott asks us these questions: Right to health Is access to medical care something that governments should provide, or is it better left to the private sector? Are there drawbacks to your choice? I think …
Scott's Daily Prompt has a fun challenge to it today. The prompt asks us to give a definition for "flangiprop" and then use it in a post. I am excited because I love to pretend. I am also fluent in a lot of gibberish (inside story), so here goes: flangiprop [flan-gee-prop ]Noun A stick used …
S.A. Kingston On January 28, 2016, I lost one of my biggest inspirations, my dearly departed father, S.A. Kingston. Other people know him by his birth name, but he and I loved using his pen name. Many people do not know that he set many of the morals and ethics that I have within me. …
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