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The Pacific Northwest, specifically near (within a mile of) the Puget Sound where I live, has two main types of weather - cloudy or sunny. The clouds sometimes mix with fog and rain, and sometimes they stretch from horizon to horizon with no sky in sight for days.
And then, there are days like today - blue sky days - full of sunshine, green grass, blues everywhere - sparkling blue water (usually it looks dark green-blue), blue sky, and blue horizons (not dull gray, praise God).
Ironically, sometimes visitors call the days I call blue-sky days "cloudy" because there's a puff of white in the sky. To me, those aren't real clouds. Those are cotton candy puffs floating in the blue.
What does this have to do with writing? Or IWSG? or anything?
Well, on blue sky days, possibilities seem endless . . .
for writing, for rest, for rejuvenation, for adventure . . .
for flight!
So, today I'm wishing you a blue sky day - the kind of day where your writing and your life are filled with endless possibilities.
Happy Blue Sky Day!
And for everyone in the U.S.A. - Happy Independence Day!!!
What's your favorite weather? For writing? For reading? For life? For daydreaming?
If you haven't taken an imaginary flight on a griffin yet, you could always check out Champion in Flight, the second book in The Champion Trilogy. :)
And, if you like reading #free flash fiction, check out Brilliant Flash fiction's current edition. My story, "Seedling," and Christine Rains' story, "Soulless," are both there and ready to read. :)
Next week, I'll be doing a super short rundown of my book signing event, and the week after that, I plan on giving out a Sunshine blogger award!
The Pacific Northwest, specifically near (within a mile of) the Puget Sound where I live, has two main types of weather - cloudy or sunny. The clouds sometimes mix with fog and rain, and sometimes they stretch from horizon to horizon with no sky in sight for days.
And then, there are days like today - blue sky days - full of sunshine, green grass, blues everywhere - sparkling blue water (usually it looks dark green-blue), blue sky, and blue horizons (not dull gray, praise God).
Ironically, sometimes visitors call the days I call blue-sky days "cloudy" because there's a puff of white in the sky. To me, those aren't real clouds. Those are cotton candy puffs floating in the blue.
What does this have to do with writing? Or IWSG? or anything?
Well, on blue sky days, possibilities seem endless . . .
for writing, for rest, for rejuvenation, for adventure . . .
for flight!
So, today I'm wishing you a blue sky day - the kind of day where your writing and your life are filled with endless possibilities.
Happy Blue Sky Day!
And for everyone in the U.S.A. - Happy Independence Day!!!
What's your favorite weather? For writing? For reading? For life? For daydreaming?
If you haven't taken an imaginary flight on a griffin yet, you could always check out Champion in Flight, the second book in The Champion Trilogy. :)
And, if you like reading #free flash fiction, check out Brilliant Flash fiction's current edition. My story, "Seedling," and Christine Rains' story, "Soulless," are both there and ready to read. :)
Next week, I'll be doing a super short rundown of my book signing event, and the week after that, I plan on giving out a Sunshine blogger award!
