5/4
Feeling really weird
Too flushed and warm to the touch
Could it be COVID?
I’m going home now.
Hopefully, this is nothing
But paranoia
Tested negative
Praising God for His mercy
Stupid allergies
5/14
The ghost bus arrived
Come to carry me away
From my mundane life
Crabapple blossoms
In pursuit of springtime dew
Open soft lips wide
6/1
Hey little bunny
Nice irises you’ve got there
Enjoy the sunshine
4/6/20
New life peeking out
Emerging from underneath
Last year’s crumbling death
4/9
One sharp blow reveals
Underlying weaknesses
In our foundation.
4/27
Look! A daisy tree.
The sky is so very blue
New growth in spring time.
Thanks for visiting!
Spring time brings with it new growth, so I though this would be the perfect time to begin a blog. I plan on becoming a published author, and I have been told that having a website and a blog is something that successful authors do. So…here we are.
This is a writer’s blog, so there will definitely be updates about progress on the novels and other projects that I am working on. I might even post my amateurish character sketches. However, I also plan to mention other things, too. These things might include my family, my religious beliefs, events that I’ve attended, and other assorted life adventures.
My intention is to avoid any political ranting and raving, but I might periodically post my own opinions about relevant news that I have heard and social topics that I touch upon in my novels. My goal is to be as inoffensive as possible. I apologize in advance if something I post offends you. Please let me know if this is the case. Communication goes both ways, after all.
You will most likely see quotes from the Bible and my comments on them, so be prepared for that, as well.
And I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you. And I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh. — Ezekiel 36:26 ESV
I thought that one was kind of appropriate, given that I am embarking on a new adventure. Thank you, God, for my new heart. I desperately needed one.
All righty then. Let us all blast off into space, leaving the solar system via our own personal wormhole, passing stars and strange planets (like the ones I drew in MS Paint, below). Let us begin our journey to Tehara, a planet on the other side of the Milky Way galaxy that bears an uncanny resemblance to the planet Earth…
Cycle of Tehara 