Little Windows

Ambience videos for fun and relaxation- and maybe some inspiration too?

https://youtu.be/39bTBrr0ONE

Fandango’s Flashback Friday- Games

I cheated on Fandango’s Flashback Friday.

I went back to 2019 instead of 2020  because last February Covid-19 was in town and I don’t want to revisit that point in time right now. It’s just not far enough in the rearview mirror for me to want to reflect upon.

So I went back two years and found this.

It’s interesting, so I thought I would share it .

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Photo by Jonathan Petersson on Pexels.com

When I was learning to play board games and card games I always lost.

I.

Always.

LOST.

No matter how hard I tried, no matter how much effort I put into it

I.

Always.

LOST.

The crazy thing is, I kept getting board game and decks of cards for birthday presents and Christmas presents  and it was a joke because when my family set the game up anyone could predicate that

I.

Was.

Going.

To.

LOSE.

This little note about me  was as predictable and it was a solid stone cold fact that when we went out for a meal my baby sister would always spill her drink.

Every.

Single.

Time.

The Sun will rise, the Moon will set, the planets will twirl.

And

I will always lose at games.

After years of never wining a

Single.

Solitary.

Game.

I refused to play games anymore.

Because

I

Was.

Always.

Going.

To Lose.

I

Think

I have learned a

lesson- whether it was a good lesson or a bad lesson isn’t the point because in the end

the epitaph on any tombstone will say that

She.

Never.

Played Games.

This is not  such a bad way to be  remembered.

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Daily Addictions Prompt: PREDICT

Dear Writers, Watch This!

 I have learned is that stepping out of your genre  can only add  richness to your writer’s voice.

For example.

I don’t get poetry, I don’t understand poetry I never actually read or enjoyed it. But when I started getting comments from readers who read my short stories and thought they were poems, I said to myself ” maybe you should do this on purpose “

What I discovered was writing poems helped me learn to express the visual aspects of my stories and it helped me keep on track and focused when I wrote short stories or flash fiction.

So give this clip a view- of course I’d suggest watching the film as well. But what I wanted to share was the wealth of information you will find here.

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