"I kind of miss the days when you saw The Grinch and Charlie Brown’s Christmas once a year at Christmas, and cartoons only on Saturday morning." Me too...
Sorry for my absence. Here’s my excuse note…
I've been both busy and lazy for a few days. I've just recovered from pneumonia and a bit of exhaustion set in. I realized I was pushing myself too hard, so besides a few hours at the Inn Saturday evening having some hard apple cider with my favorite crew, watching pre-season football, I slept this …
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Welcome Author Wilson Feliz and His Book “Forbidden Forest – The Dragon Holder
Why I Began to Write the “Forbidden Forest” Saga When leaving for war, the feeling I remember most, before writing The Dragon Holder was the emotion of fear as I tried to think of what the next year of my life would be like. I was not sure if I would make it and I almost couldn’t imagine myself …
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#Retweet this Top Ten: For the love of Twitter
This is great stuff.
Though often useful, Twitter can be a strange place. For instance, I just discovered I’ve been blocked by a user who retweeted me. That was odd because I’ve never had a nasty exchange with them. What did I do? That bothered me for a few seconds.
No, that’s a lie.
It bothered me for about a minute. I hate a mystery, so I googled the user who blocked me and checked out their website. Into the second minute of cyber stalking I realized I was acting like a guy who should be blocked. I let it go and I’ll never know what terrible thing I did. (Cries into pillow, wipes tears, big breath…)
Besides, I was breaking my prime directive about Twitter. Twitter is for in-between times. It’s not a primary activity. Writing books is what I do. Everything else — bathing, childcare, self-respect — is secondary.
Tweet when you can’t…
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Vintage Postcard Humor: Slips Out
You Become What You Allow
Wow. This speaks to me previous blog post. What a coincidence.
You are the books you read, the films you watch, the people you meet, the dreams you have, the conversations you engage in. You are what you take from these. You are the sound of the ocean, the breathe of fresh air, the brightest light and darkest corner. You are a collective of every experience you have had in your life. You are every single day. So drown yourself in a sea of knowledge and existence. Let the words run through your veins and let the colors fill your mind. — Jac Vanek

I Don’t Know What To Call This. My Let’s Save America Mission Statement Maybe?
Tonight I skipped about the internet and read some really horrible things.I swore I wouldn't do it but I did. It really made me sad when I saw some of the things that were being said. Yes, some of these comments on these so called news sites were just trolls trying to stir people up, …
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Something Better Will Come
So true!!!
When you least expect it, something great will come along. Something better than you ever planned for. Be patient. Be smart. Stay focused. — Unknown
STARGAZER FINALIST AWARD WINNER: The Universe Builders: Bernie and the Putty by Steve LeBel
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The Universe Builders: Bernie and the Putty
Category: Visionary & Metaphysical Fiction
What if God got a C- in Universe Building 101?
(Well, not our God, of course. One of those other guys…)
Dive into a humorous fantasy world unlike anything you have imagined. A world of gods and goddesses who build universes for a living. Are they all-powerful and all-knowing? Well, not exactly…
As Bernie graduates from God School, he is thrilled to land his dream job as a builder of universes. His first assignment is to build his own universe. Determined but unsure, bright but without confidence, Bernie forges ahead, only to find problems everywhere. Mysterious asteroids, unexplained volcanoes, shifting continents and more lead him to suspect sabotage. But who could sabotage his universe? Only another god could do that.
It’s god vs. god, guile vs. goodness, where only one of them plays by the rules. Bernie must…
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STARGAZER FINALIST AWARD WINNER: Tantric Coconuts by Greg Kincaid
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Tantric Coconuts by Greg Kincaid
Category: Visionary & Metaphysical Fiction
From the New York Times bestselling author of A Dog Named Christmas! Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance meets Life of Pi in this quirky spiritual journey across the wild highways and byways of America.
Free spirit Angel Two Sparrow—artist and musician extraordinaire—is having trouble making ends meet. On the verge of desperation, she inherits her crazy Aunt Lilly’s bookmobile and half-wolf named No Barks, and dreams up yet another life plan. Painting her business card on the side of the van, Angel and her trusty companion set off on a pilgrimage across America hoping to jump-start her new profession: Native American Spiritual Consultant.
Traveling in the other direction, Ted Day and his trusty Irish Terrier-mix Argo are on a much needed vacation (and in need of spiritual nourishment). When he leaves Kansas, Ted can’t image how far…
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