Self Care
No idea what day it is and cant even be bothered to find out. This was shamelessly stole from my sister. Have a smiley day 😛
Author Archives: stephrichmond
Afterwards AKA Bitter Sweet
AFTERWARDS AKA. BITTER SWEET. We emerge, blinking, into a new world. Sunshine kisses our pale skin and assaults our senses.Freedom feels unnatural.Sloth like we check our surroundings, seeing things in a new light. Suddenly appreciating the things we previously took for granted.Someone comes into view. We hesitate as we look at each other, we smile, […]
Day Whatever – Lockdown
Is this just me???
As seen on Facebook
https://wp.me/p3mYkW-1mf Good list. It might just help someone.
Truth #162
Now we have time, to use our time for something close to our hearts. Do what pleases you. Don’t stress over the things you are unable to do right now.
The Amulet.
I yawn and stretch in the bright sunshine, my hand comes into contact with stone. For a moment I cannot recall where I am. The sun is high in the blue of the sky, I look around, I was sure this isn’t where I went to sleep. I move my fingers to better feel what […]
Bored yet?
You can always entertain the family with this amusing little bit of fun… If that’s not fun enough for you, it’ll be time to empty the attic to find those old fashioned board games. Stay sane out there people.
Top 10 Vinyl Albums – Day 10
Thank you for sticking with me on this trip down memory lane.I have been nominated by Amanda Hill to choose 10 vinyl era albums that greatly influenced my taste in music. One disc per day, 10 consecutive days.So here we go Day 10.
Day 3 Lockdown.
I think it’s day 3, could be day 33 the way it feels. Surreal and very quiet. But still here we all are and I’ve taken to a little topical survival reading. I hope you’re all keeping well and staying safe. So, Stephen King I must thank you for giving us a handbook for this. […]
Writing 10 words a day keeps the “give-ups” away — What Inspires Your Writing?
Writing a novel can be an exercise in patience, as you may already know. But the danger when writing a novel is that if you lose momentum, you’ll put your story on the back burner—or worse, stop writing altogether. That’s why I created the 20-Year Novel Club. Your goal, as a member of the Club, […] […]
