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Martian Colonies
Daily writing promptDo you think humans will ever colonize Mars? What would life there actually look like?View all responses Realistically, I donât think humans will ever colonize Mars. Itâs fun to think about though. What would life there look like? I imagine it would resemble Arizona, but without the plants and traffic. I believe that Mars has already colonized Earth, invading our literatureâŠ
Criminal indifference
Daily writing promptWhatâs a show that had the perfect series finale?View all responses The final episode of âSeinfeldâ was controversial because of its moral lesson and multiple flashbacks. For the first time, it wasnât funny. The four main characters were sentenced to jail for failing to aid a person in trouble. In the episode, it was called a âGood Samaritan Law,â but it is actually based onâŠ
My friend and I harvested and cooked yucca blossoms
Ceci n'est pas un mĂšme
Daily writing promptWhatâs your favorite meme?View all responses Memes may be the language of Generation Z, but they didnât invent them. My generation (Baby Boomers) saw the invention of the smiley face. When I think of my high school years, R. Crumbâs countercultural âKeep on Truckin'â comes to mind. It was bootlegged so often that his attorneys were kept busy with lawsuits in the early 1970s.âŠ
Deja vu
Getting out a different year and another pet.
Another way
Daily writing promptHit 5,000 steps today and drop your achievement here â weâre cheering you on!View all responses I donât measure my walking by counting steps. I count rabbits and birds.
Advice as a love language
Daily writing promptWhatâs the most profound piece of advice youâve been given? Did you take it?View all responses I have been offered many pieces of loving advice by friends and family. One that had a great deal of impact on my life was my pastorâs casual remark, âYou need to get that light from under the bushel.â Iâve heard Matthew 5:14-16 many times, but I still preferred invisibility.âŠ
On this day...
Here are some of my posts from past birthdays⊠Questions Barcelona Metro Elephantsâ graveyard
The first book I wrote or the first book I read?
The 22nd century
Daily writing promptWhatâs something youâd love to see in the future, but know you probably wonât live to witness?View all responses I choose to believe that I will see world peace and the end of hunger and sickness. If we think our desires, hopes and dreams are beyond our grasp, we stop trying to reach them. On the other hand, Iâm fine with not seeing the 22nd century. I donât plan to liveâŠ
Having cake
Daily writing promptShare a proverb you think is completely wrong and make your case.View all responses âYou canât have your cake and eat it too.â Iâve never understood this expression. If you eat your cake, you have it in your stomach! I grew up with many proverbs and rules for frugality. âDonât leave a light on in an empty room.â âEat what youâre served.â âWaste not, want not.â I know theâŠ
A surprising book
Daily writing promptWhatâs a book that completely surprised you?View all responses I can think of two books that surprised me recently. Remarkably Bright Creatures and The Mountain in the Sea both have an octopus protagonist. I didnât know that the eight-legged creatures are the most intelligent invertebrates. Itâs amazing to think that those fragile bodies can carry brains capable of usingâŠ
Two birds in translation - does that make four?
French Cats
Le chat de Charles On a day like today, I translated a poem about a cat. Tomorrow is the dogsâ turn.
A voracious writer
One of the things I liked about school was the freedom to bite my nails. As soon as my summer haircut grew out, Iâd twirl the ends and nibble the tips. I gnawed my way through a variety of school supplies and still had room for lunch. favoritetastes: library paste,pencils, pinkerasersmy Big Chief tablet paper,nails and mousy hair P.S. I realize in retrospect that this urge to chew was a sign ofâŠ
Really?
Daily writing promptWhatâs a moment that made you question reality?View all responses I question reality frequently and to various degrees every day, starting with, âIs it really time to get up already?â âIs that actually a dozen baby cardinals at the top of the dead pine?â I try to avoid news and sensationalist social media, but once in a while something catches my eye. A wave of incredulityâŠ
Nosferatu
Daily writing promptWhatâs a movie you expected to hate but ended up loving?View all responses I would never spend the time and money to watch a movie I expected to hate. However, I took a horror film class in college as a part of my German major. It required me to see some movies I would never have chosen myself. The first was Nosferatu, an expressionist retelling of Bram Stokerâs Dracula*. TheâŠ