Originally posted on Author Don Massenzio:
Author: themaltesetiger What is a Theme? In the simplest terms, a theme is an idea. It’s not what your story is about because that would be the plot. The theme is what you, as the writer, are trying to say. What is the moral of your story? What is the…
Daily Archives: 11 Feb 2018
Moonlight
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
For Frank J. Tassone’s haikai challenge
Old-fashioned Vegetable Chowder with Meat
Originally posted on A Hundred Years Ago:
Vegetable Chowder with Meat is the ultimate comfort food. This hundred-year-old recipe makes a delicious hearty soup that is perfect on these cold winter days. This flavorful soup features carrots, potatoes, cabbage, tomatoes, onion, and celery, as well as a little barley. I used beef in this recipe,…
#DailyThankfulnessJournal – Adversity
Originally posted on Booknvolume:
How like this Tree I Strive to be Ever Growing In spite of Adversity. Thank you for Challenges that keep us growing. . Day 56 of 365 of the Daily Thankfulness Journal Challenge . ~Morgan~ . . . Photograph by Me 🙂
Mary’s Pond Sunrise
Originally posted on TPJphoto.net:
At Bear Island the first large body of water is named Mary’s Pond. At times it is filled with water birds, other times reflections like this. Mary’s Pond Sunrise – click to enlarge ?
Snowy Creek Tree
Originally posted on Imagery of Light:
A beautiful tree with deeply textured bark holds on to the shore of Medway Creek. © Sheila Creighton 2018
Brown Girl Surf: Women of colour learning to surf and to be environmental stewards
Originally posted on Life & Soul Magazine:
Brown Girl Surf originally started out to amplify the visibility and voices of women of colour who surf. Today its mission has evolved to include teaching women of colour how to surf and to be active environmental stewards. Named in honour of Polynesia’s first female surfers, Brown Girl Surf…
The Attack – Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
The temple had been the only home my family had known for generations. Having been hunted like animals, my family was the only one to survive from our once noble and powerful House. But we were safe now, in our little sanctuary in the middle of nowhere,…
Take Off, Great Blue Heron
Originally posted on TPJphoto.net:
Take Off, Great Blue Heron – click to enlarge Leaving the nest tree to gather additional materials.
Color Your Word – Fern
Originally posted on Netdancer's Musings:
Color Your World – Fern Green-Feb 11 © 2017 CLStauber