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Tag Archives: humor
Childhood Obsessions and Other Undiagnosed Hobbies
As a kid, I wasn’t obsessed with one thing. I had rotating departments of obsession — baseball games, sci-fi shows, TV crushes, books, music, teams, teachers and anything else that could completely take over my imagination by Tuesday. Continue reading
The Best Thing to Do in Jacksonville Is Often Not in Jacksonville
Jacksonville has its charms, but the best thing to do here is not always technically here. Sometimes Jacksonville works best as a launching pad. Continue reading
The Superpower I Actually Need
If I could choose a superpower, I’d probably want the ability to pause time — not for anything dramatic, but just long enough to catch up. But maybe the real power is learning how to use the time I’ve already been given. Continue reading
A Toolbox Full of Quotes
I don’t know that I have one quote I live by. I have more of a rotating collection, depending on what kind of foolishness the day has decided to bring me. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Faith, Random
Tagged common sense, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1925, faith, Friday question, From the Capn’s Pen, humor, life lessons, Quotes, teaching, wisdom, writing
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My Brain Apparently Works the Night Shift
The world gets quiet, ideas finally show up, and suddenly my brain wants to do its best work — usually at exactly the hour when I should be asleep. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged creativity, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1922, humor, late nights, productivity, reflections, routines, teaching life, time, writing
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My Emoji Vocabulary Is Very Limited
I don’t really have favorite emojis. I have a few dependable ones I use when words seem unnecessary, risky, or likely to start a conversation I didn’t mean to have. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged communication, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1921, emoji, emojis, humor, language, Modern Life, observations, social media, texting, Writing Prompt
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A Friendly Little Question, and Other Ways to Start a Bar Fight
Sunday’s WordPress prompt asks which public figure I disagree with the most. That sounds thoughtful until you realize it’s less a writing prompt than a folding chair being slid across the floor at a town hall meeting. Continue reading →
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