Jazz Age Wednesdays 18 ― Pip & Artie Meet Again – Part 2

Excellent Teagan! Can hardly wait to see what happens next.

Jazz Age Wednesdays 5 — Pip in the Corn Maze

Great story Teagan! Love this time of year waiting for cooler weather but I will pass on the corn maze. Cruel of you to make Pip keep her adventure to herself.

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Wednesday, October 11, 2017

red tam Pictoral Review Jan 1927 1927

Welcome to October at Jazz Age Wednesday. I’ve been so busy, I forgot today was Wednesday! However, I’m here now, with something new for the Pip-verse and I’ve gotten all Halloween-ish!

Writing Process

I was honored when Chris Graham*, the Story Reading Ape himself, agreed to do a short story for one of my Get Caught Reading Month posts awhile back. (Check it out here* ― Chris is a fabulous storyteller, and it could be a prequel for the story below.) When I started writing this adventure for Pip, I just wasn’t “feeling it” until I remembered that story from Chris. With his permission, I decided take a cue from his story and bring in one of his “naughty chimp” characters.

About This Story

This is another pantser tale. Online I found a Pictionary word list for Halloween. I decided to…

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Thistledown – Midsummer Bedlam 10

Loved it!!!

Thistledown – Midsummer Bedlam 2

Awesome Teagan, I love this story!

Thriving Thursdays: What Scares You?

Thank you Teagan, enjoy your Thursday.

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Thriving Thursdays: What Scares You?

Thanks to Chris the Story Reading Ape once again for inviting me to be a guest at the tree-house. This post is already live there, but I want to re-share it here too. (Click here.)

Of course every day I wish for you to thrive. However, Thursday is the day I make a big deal over it. So here I go again!

If something truly frighten us it’s huge (at least to us). Oddly enough, those big fears can be overcome by small things. One little step at a time, one day at a time, gradually.

When you see yourself overcoming part of a fear each day it will lift you up — you will thrive. To quote one of my favorite people in history…