Well, now, children... I figure I would start off a post for my blog by just saying a bit about why I am doing this. Hope I don't bore you.
Basically, I am always having little mini dramas or ideas for them play out in my mind. It is the price you pay for being imaginative I suppose. Often times these things are rubbish, but on occasion there is a good idea or two in there. So, I am finally deciding to share the good with you as I polish it.
If I post something with the tag "Story Idea" it will mean that its just a vague idea for a given tale. Feel free to run with it on your own if you can or care to. If it is an actual story (or part of one) it will have a tag that sums up the story, like a main character name, so that you can get the whole thing (or at least what I have so far) with one easy click. If you get inspired by an element or character from one of my stories, feel free to go with it... but I would ask as a common courtesy not to simply repost what I write under your name. Stealing is stealing even when money is not involved, kiddos.
The first story y'all will probably see on here is a (somewhat) short story I am in the process of working on about one man's run in with Calypso. I will probably post it in fragments for now as I finish each, and then I might try to repost the entire thing as one entry if it is short enough. I hope that you enjoy it... I certainly am having a fun time writing it.
Until then, be well and don't forget to read a good book!
Have you ever kept a catalog of your dreams? Often times, especially in cases of lucid dreaming, the experiences are so incredible I find that dismissing them back into the bowels of obscurity would be a horrible crime. What makes these dreams even more valuable is the frequency, or lack thereof, in which they occur. Sometimes I unfortunately go through extended periods of having no dreams at all. While this can probably be attributed to other factors in my life, it nonetheless underscores the importance of keeping a record of my past experiences.
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