Achievements

To Weave A Tapestry Of Words
Introduction You know what the spark is that lights my fire and that enables me to find inspiration in almost anything. These are just a few words on that and I hope I can maybe inspire something in you.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
Motherhood
Staring at the tiny bundle cradled in my arms, a whirlwind of emotions engulfed me. Becoming a mother was an extraordinary journey, but as I gazed at my newborn, questions about my own identity resurfaced.
By shallon gregerson2 years ago in Writers
DECKED OUT SURVIVAL:BATTLING THE ELEMENT IN THE FLOAT HOUSE DEPTHS LIFE BELOW ZERO
In the rugged world of restoration, Cole, a lone craftsman, dances with destiny as he breathes new life into the weathered bones of a floating relic known as Camp 36. With a palette of exquisite but sorrowful cedar, he laments the fate of this gorgeous wood consigned to a mere deck, yearning for its embrace within the walls of history.
By nombulelo2 years ago in Writers
Did I Write 50K and Walk 100K in November?
Hey all! So, just before the start of November, I had to challenges set for the month ahead. The two challenges were: NaNoWriMo - 50,000 words in November Walk 100K in November
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Writers
National Novel Writing Month Is Over for 2023. Top Story - December 2023.
Almost every day I would ask myself, why am I doing this again? And I would answer that it helps me with my writing discipline. To meet the goal of 50,000 words it is only about 1700 words a day. 'Only' is not the right word for it, however!
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
My Very Own Vocal Library
Introduction This stemmed from a Comment conversation with Donna Fox in this story of hers: She initially saw her old stories as going to a graveyard to be forever forgotten, but I argued that it was anything but that.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
111th. Top Story - December 2023.
A few weeks ago I began thinking about what I wanted to write for my 100th piece, which at the time felt really far off. I had a number of ideas come to me, and much inspiration from reading many of your 100th pieces. Little did I know that the big 100 would come and go without me even realizing it. When that Senryu challenge hit I couldn’t stop myself, and before I knew it, my milestone piece was 17 syllables about texting my granny a bad word, which did later become a runner-up in the Snafu Senryu challenge, making it totally worth it! I am so tickled (speaking of granny, that was a phrase she used) that my 100th piece placed in a challenge. What a cool gift.
By Kristen Balyeat2 years ago in Writers
No Need For "Key Words"
On the other side of every screen is a person, some are kind, some are cruel, but all have stories of their own in how they came to be who they are.
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Writers
Navigating the Celtics' Path to In-Season Tournament Glory
In the fast-paced world of the In-Season Tournament, the Boston Celtics find themselves in a thrilling scenario on the final day of group play. The equation is simple: defeat Chicago on Tuesday night, or risk missing out on a coveted spot in the knockout stage. However, the journey to secure that spot is far from straightforward, with multiple scenarios and tiebreakers coming into play.
By Todaylivetrending2 years ago in Writers
5K Thankfulness
Once again, I am celebrating a milestone. There are 5000 total reads on all my stories. This is a fantastic milestone because I never dreamed anyone would read my stories. This will be a thankful piece because I could never have accomplished this without you, my readers.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Writers
There's More Than One Way to Become a Successful Writer
“What have you been up to since I last saw you, Brian?” “I’m glad you asked,” he said. “I’ve been meaning to speak to you for a while. I’ve been writing a book and I need your advice.” “That’s easy,” I said. “You can either be Harper Lee or George Donald.” “Why?” “Because they have one important thing in common.”
By Malky McEwan2 years ago in Writers
A Rocky Night for the Denver Nuggets: Injuries and Illness Sideline Key Players
In a surprising turn of events, the Denver Nuggets faced a challenging matchup on Monday night against the Clippers, with key players sidelined due to a combination of injuries and illnesses. Hunter Tyson, dealing with an illness, joined the ranks of Nikola Jokic, Aaron Gordon, and Jamal Murray as inactive players for the game. This unexpected setback forced the Nuggets to rethink their strategy, leaving fans and analysts alike speculating on how the team would fare in the absence of such crucial contributors.
By Todaylivetrending2 years ago in Writers