For some reason, Winston likes to sit on my shoulder. You can’t see it here, but his front paws are up there too.
I think he thinks he’s a budgie.
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Farmer Brown sits at the window. Drew takes the seat beside him.
Drew: Nice cowboy boots you got there.
Farmer Brown: Thanks. I got these when I got my horse. She died just yesterday.
Drew: No!
Farmer Brown: (shrugs) It happens.
Drew: That’s true. It’s a funny life we have here on this green earth. Here one day, gone the next. It’s fleeting, and yet we take it for granted. One day each and every one of us will be forgotten. Still, I’m sorry for your loss. So what will you do now?
The lovely Sally Cronin has featured my book once again in her review update from her Book Store and Cafe! Please check out all her other posts and her health column while you’re there! Thanks, Sally! ❤
I admit it: I wasn’t thinking straight when I came up with today’s SoCS prompt. If I had, I’d have realized that because my real favourite word isn’t fit for a family-friendly blog, I’d have to come up with another “favourite” word that wasn’t really my favourite. If I’m nothing else, I’m honest. However, the real reason I wanted to use this prompt was to see what other people’s favourite words are.
The question comes from my memory of watching “Inside the Actors Studio.” (The lack of an apostrophe is something I’d never noticed before. My editor’s brain has given me new insight–love it when that happens.) I remember thinking that if they asked me the same ten questions they ask the guests on the show, my favourite word would be the same as my favourite curse word. And I also remember thinking that if I answered the question honestly, I’d blush. I loved watching that show – I’m amazed to find upon researching it that it’s still running. Twenty-two seasons and counting.
I found this from the show:
I have so many second-favourite words, I can’t pinpoint one. Phenomena, because it reminds me of the “Me na me na” song from the Muppets; moist, because it’s the underdog of all words for some strange reason; coffee, by association; magic, because of what it represents to me; there are so many!!
Hello, colouring fans, and welcome to The Escapist Coloring Club prompt! To join the club, all you have to do is post pictures of your own colouring, your kids’ colouring, or that of anyone you know and have permission to share. This is a month-long prompt, which means you have all of June to link back here.
I had another successful month of escapism: I completed the May page of my colouring calendar. Most of the pages in this calendar are challenging, and this one was no exception.
Here it is before I started. So many leaves again!
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The finished product.
I have a picture that’s centred better, but this one is the clearest. The entire thing, apart from the structures, is a mirror image of itself from side to side. Can you find the one place I messed up with the colours?
I look forward to seeing all of your amazing projects in the coming month!
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