I feel like I am lurking a teensy bit since I became a 500 member.
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I cannot help it. It's a great place, I don't know what took me so long to commit. So many rooms to visit and fellow writers to rub shoulders with, so to speak. It's so exciting, I've never had anyone read my writing (not counting a poem that was published in an anthology, a tiny, tiny poem) and I have so much writing stacked up in my home office, I even panic when my husband starts browsing nonchalantly while looking for a spare sheet of paper. I know it's time to change, lighten up, let go and have fun.
Only 2 challenges under my newbie belt ... I have so much to learn! Hope one day I can be a cool kid with some wins and the ability to truly tug on a heart. Thanks FW, for putting a little pep in my step.
She asked me to explain why the sun rose in the morning and set at night.
I tried to explain that the idea of the sun setting and rising was just an illusion.
The sun never really rises or sets, but that it keeps shining brightly all day long.
There is more to life than what we can see.
~Rachel's Tears~