I remember nights when we would talk
for hours, candles burning away to
nothing, words swirling around me
like a symphony of
dusty-winged moths dancing to midnight
sonatas. I didn’t know bliss was found in such simple things.
~Inspired by Jennifer-Marie Montgomery
This was an interesting book; I requested it out of curiosity as manifestation has been a pretty big topic of discussion on social media sites, so I figured I would take a look. While I enjoyed reading it, I don’t think the subject is anything I can quite relate to. This book is well-written and a good guide for beginners that are willing to take the time to approach manifestation with the attention it requires; I am not that person. I think I will come back to this though. It has definitely piqued my interest.
This book is absolutely priceless! The prompts had me giggling and reaching for my pen before I even finished reading it. Some are thought-provoking, some lighthearted, and others laugh-out-loud funny, so much so that I started reading it out loud to my family and we all began plotting mini stories. I received it as an eBook, but I will be buying a hard copy to add to my writing books. This is a wonderful resource for anyone that writes, is thinking about writing, or for any creative mind, really. The prompts invite you to think about things on the slant, and anyone will benefit from that.
Hello, and happy February! It’s a short month but a busy one for me with reviews, projects, and snail mail! Snail mail, you ask? Yes, snail mail. February plays host to an absolutely delightful event known as International Correspondence Writing … Continue reading
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