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Plants That Start With G . Content Warning.
Create a garden that's not only a sanctuary for you but also a visual masterpiece. This guide will introduce you to some eye-catching ornamental Plants That Start with the letter G. These plants will surely add aesthetic value and a pop of color to your landscape.
By Emily Gardenar2 years ago in Writers
From the Archives
There once was a man named Bob, who liked to eat corn on the cob. But one day for Bob, he got caught by the mob, now he's out of a job.
By Lindsay Dewolfe2 years ago in Writers
Sing Me a Story
I was a traditionalist, still very much am when it comes to relaying my thoughts, speaking my truths, painting my stories through words. Over 80% of my ideas are transcribed on physical pieces of paper, anything blank and able to be scribbled on are my canvases. My notebooks become collages of scraps from newspapers torn, reciept paper slowly fading from fingertips turning them over and over, graded elementary papers, backs of pictures, postcards, even the occasional ticket stub. In and of itself there's a story with every piece, a time period, a thought frozen in the moment it's formulated and consolidated in my brain. While half written sentences and misspelled words can be their own mystery to solve, the time in which its set can immediately take me back, put me in the mindset of 6 year old Blondie. Sitting as high as she can on the jungle gym, anxiously waiting for her parent to arrive to after school care and take her home to stuffing her face with hamburger helper. Passively listening to her father play video games, she'd kick her dangling feet from the barstool she sat at doing "homework" that included coloring in the lines and learning that 1+1 doesnt equal 11.
By Blondie Willett2 years ago in Writers
Campfire Challenge Winners
Recently, I challenged everybody to write me a scary campfire tale. Many of you liked the idea, loving to read scary stories. A few took me up on the offer and wrote me some amazing tales of horror.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Writers
From Blank Pages To Bestseller: A Writer's Roadmap
Every writer knows the feeling of staring at a blank page, cursor blinking in relentless expectation, and wondering if they have what it takes to create a bestseller. It's a journey filled with doubt, rejection, and countless revisions, but it's also one that has been undertaken and conquered by many before you. In this article, we'll explore the inspiring journeys of some successful writers who started with that same blank page, and discover the roadmap they followed to reach bestseller status.
By John Edwin Abutu2 years ago in Writers
When I Put Down My Pen
Many times through my childhood I tried writing a "proper book". I think this is difficult for young people, because we are supposed to write what we know, and there is so much we don't know.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
The Enigmatic Echoes
The Enigmatic Echoes Chapter 1: The Invitation The day started like any other for Detective Amelia Sullivan. The sun had just begun its ascent over the city, casting long shadows on the cobblestone streets. Amelia, a tall and determined woman in her early forties, lived for her job. She sipped her coffee as she reviewed the morning paper. An invitation to the grand opening of the "Mysterious Mansion" had caught her eye.
By jay throck2 years ago in Writers
Scheming and Thirst for Power: Steven McKnight's Post-9/11 Literature
I’ve written—albeit not well—since I could first clutch a pencil in my little ravioli fist; my mother tells me stories about how before that even happened, I would sit on my grandma’s lap and tell her stories. I have no idea what these stories were about; nobody will tell me. Obviously there is material there that I can use now, and it’s a shame it remains inaccessible to me. That being said, those years are over, and there’s no use mourning something I don’t even remember, right?
By Steven Christopher McKnight2 years ago in Writers
Falling in Love Again
The scent of freshly bloomed roses filled the air as Emma stood in front of the small flower shop. She hesitated for a moment before pushing open the creaky wooden door. The little bell above the door chimed, announcing her arrival.
By Mentor okafor2 years ago in Writers
Blossoming Hearts
Sarah and Jack had been inseparable since their college days. They shared everything – dreams, secrets, and even apartments. They were best friends who could finish each other's sentences. But lately, there was something new lingering in the air, something unspoken but palpable.
By Mentor okafor2 years ago in Writers
A stronger writer
Writing has become a part of me, having a journal in my bag is something that is just common knowledge about me. The first time I wrote, and I mean really sat down with my blue and white summer themed stationery my grandmother gave me in order to send her letters, I remember feeling pressure of having the right words. I was so worried that I would spell something wrong, or not have the proper grammar because I mean this was my grandmother we were talking about, the queen of etiquette!
By Emma Jane2 years ago in Writers
Everything Unsaid
If I had known all the things I know now, I wouldn’t be this broken. It hurts so much to be so much for so many. The sleepless nights to the masked days of smiles, laughter, and no remnants of the nights aches.
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Writers