I went back to my friend, the Random Word Generator, and let it choose a D word for me. In its infinite wisdom or what I’d like to imagine to be its infinite wisdom, it chose this lovely word for me. I wondered how I might express “delicate” and searched online for an image that […]
Hi, my name is Betty Bear. The human who keeps this blog woke up briefly and, before she went back to sleep, asked me to write a guest post for her. She said, in a very sleepy voice, that she would write her own blog post later on today. Today, I am going to talk
Today’s blogging prompt is to talk about what I would be like if I had the same sense of wonder now that I had as a child. To be honest, I don’t know. I don’t know if I am the same person at all. Sometimes I feel as if I were, and sometimes, I feel
Next month, I will start my second 100-day art project. The start date hasn’t been announced yet, but it’s projected to be mid to late February. The email that I received said, “For now, start thinking about ehat you might want to do this year.” This year, my goal is to create a picture book
The theme is… “If these critters could talk, what would they say?“ Below are three photographs. Let your imagination go wild and write a caption for one, two, or three of the photos! Your deadline to enter is Wednesday At that point, I will close entries so that my judge team is able to make
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Fly high, butterfly, your eye pointed to the sky, and see no limits Today’s letter is B, and the word that I got from the random word generator was butterfly. The Ultimate Blogging Challenge prompt is “What got you started in this niche or market?” I’m not really sure. I am a storyteller and have
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Paint night at the Golden Age Center. Sometimes, it’s good to take your time and enjoy the scenery. There’s nothing like a good fright…
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The American bumblebee and the Franklin’s bumblebee are listed as endangered species. Threats to their survival include habitat loss and the use of pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals. Bumblebees are just as necessary as pollinators as honeybees. Plus, they’re cute and easygoing. Please share this post with your friends, families, and anyone who would like