Please –
take a few moments,
check out my story and
also this wonderful site!
http://yareah.com/1827-kierkegaard-and-the-contortionist-by-word-rummager/
Shine On Award
I am so happy to connect with other writers and honored to nominated by http://seriouslysav.wordpress.com/ for the Shine On Award!
Rules of the Award:
1. Display the award logo on your blog.
2. Link back to the person who nominated you.
3. State 7 things about yourself
4. Nominate 15 other bloggers for this award and link to them.
5. Notify those bloggers of the nomination and the award requirements.
Seven Things About the Word Rummager:
1. I own every “Columbo” episode on DVD
2. I have a copy of every Kurt Vonnegut novel
3. My favorite color is periwinkle
4. I have a journalism degree from Temple U. (go Owls!)
5. I live in the country
6. Tea is my beverage of choice
7. I love fireflies at dusk in summer
Some blogs I like to follow:
1. http://projectlighttolife.wordpress.com/
2. http://300stories.wordpress.com/
3. http://poetreecreations.wordpress.com/
4. http://shawnbird.wordpress.com/
5. http://edmooneyphoto.wordpress.com/
6. http://bookofmohs.com/
7. http://rubyetc.tumblr.com/
8. http://clownponders.com/
9. http://meganhasocd.com/
10. http://maxmundan.tumblr.com/
11. http://atalossofwords.wordpress.com/
12. http://lightningdroplets.wordpress.com/
13. http://littlewritelies.com/
14. http://seriouslysav.wordpress.com/
15. maybe this will be your blog next!
Poetry Published
http://original-writer.com/verse/poetrywriting62word.html
“We are delighted to publish refreshing poems for this season by Word Rummager.”
Take a moment and peruse this online magazine that is an “ideal rest stop for creative minds.”
A bit about me.
I love to talk and think and write. I often write like I talk, without thinking. In order to keep my hunky, paragon-of-patience husband from fleeing as he should have long ago, I realized I needed an outlet before the chaos in my head exploded or imploded or whatever kind of potentially harmful outcome comes from keeping your thoughts to yourself for too long. I have two children that are constant sources of joy and angst and as I look at them and am reminded of my own dysfunctions, I can’t help but laugh and feel awe at their antics.
I also have a theory that with practice, my writing may improve and my use of run-on sentences may be curbed. We can only hope.
The Word Rummager 