2022 Approaches, I Look Back on my 2021 Today is the last day of the year, and when the clock strikes midnight tonight, we will be in a new year. The year 2022, the Year of the Tiger by this upcoming February. We are still in the year of the Ox until then. I’m takingContinue reading “Reflection of My 2021”
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D&D Campaign Journal #22
It had been 14 months after the Red Cataclysm, which merged the Infernal Scape with the Mortal Realm. The Quip Crew over the last 14 have dwindled down to only 3 members, Adeqwyn Jones, Faelyn Fawkes, and Cor-Auri. They were selected by the Mage Council as one of few adventuring groups to venture outside theContinue reading “D&D Campaign Journal #22”
The Twelfth Month 2021
That Time of Year Again Hey, look at that, it’s December of 2021, which means we are in the final month of the year before a new one begins. People around me often say, “Where did the time go” or “Can you believe it’s already December?” My response to those statements is, “Yes, I canContinue reading “The Twelfth Month 2021”
Writer’s Journal 11
This past November it was the National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo as it’s referred to by writers in the know). However, I chose to participate in another 30-day writing challenge where I write based on daily prompts to guide what I would write. It was different than anything I had ever done, and although IContinue reading “Writer’s Journal 11”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 19 Repent
Elka collapsed down in front of the remained of the Kruzen kingdom. Her squad—what remained of them—surrounded her as dumbfounded and devasted. Their glorious kingdom has been toppled over and remained as smoldering mess of debris. Elka and the others scrambled and hid in the woods when they spotted Ortz Sovereignty was nearby, patrolling the immediate area. Continue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 19 Repent”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 18 Jewellery
Rayshawn trotted through the woods near and began speeding up where the roots and the branches were at varying heights, forming a natural obstacle course. He hopped over and ducked underneath incoming branches. His breathing started to get heavier from the energy he exerted. It was a good workout, and most of all, it wasContinue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 18 Jewellery”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 16 Scent
Hera could do it no problem, she pondered and wondered and estimated the distance between her and the campsite she spotted from atop the tree branch. She grabbed an arrow from her quiver, nocking it, and aiming below where the plumes came from. Drawing in a breath, she pulled back on the drawstring, she smelled the nature,Continue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 16 Scent”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 15 Poison
Nick sat there on his stoop, scraping the flattened soda can on the brick step he sat on. The scraping tickled and vibrated his fingers, which he, for some reason, he enjoyed. He also enjoyed the scraping sound every time. The weirdo in the class that only some bizarre ass shit like that. He didn’tContinue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 15 Poison”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 13 Smash
Elka fought against the cold in her prison hell, she had no other choice but to fight. Although it felt like a losing battle without any armor to defend against the frightening frigid chill. The interrogator and the prison guards made sure nothing was accommodating about this prison suite. Being imprisoned and bare naked wasContinue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 13 Smash”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 12 Parts and…
Darren fiddled around with his tools and retrieved the diagnostics scanner. He turned it on and set the configurations for the correct model. “Just a sec, Rachael,” he said to the woman by him. Her dazzling red hair pulled into a ponytail draped over her right shoulder. “I just need to make sure I haveContinue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 12 Parts and…”
Still Foxes 