Okay, after the last blog chain post, I felt the need to create my own book trailer. Here's my second attempt, hopefully I'll get better at it!
"If you can't be good, be good at it." —My grandmother's parting words of wisdom. A few days later, she was gone. I've carried those words with me ever since. Life's too short not to ask questions, tell stories, chase rabbit holes, laugh at yourself, and occasionally get into a little harmless trouble. Welcome to my corner of the internet. Pull up a chair, stay awhile, and don't be surprised if the conversation wanders from haunted hotels to Highland castles and ghost stories.
Do you consider writing prompts a crutch or a useful tool? Right now, I want that crutch. Stretching my creative brain cells has been cha...
5 comments:
Not bad, especially for your first one...They sure are fun, aren't they.
Hi Terri,
Looks good and sounds good too.
Best wishes,
Skeeter
That is looking quite awesomeee!:) How are you?
Nice. So were Ty's abs.
Winks & Smiles,
Wifey
Generally a good blog. As a non-Scot I'm glad that the Scots are in Scotland, because (and this is just my opinion), from the looks of the selection of photo's on your blog, they would appear to have a musky, manly odor about them which could become pungent and a bit of distance could make all the difference between a meaningful relationship and one which is simply symbiotic, when the question is asked "What is the perfect distance to maintain, before feelings and sensitivities become involved which might not be easily repaired?" These are the things I ask myself when attempting to apply my appreciation to the noble Scotsman whether he be a Highlander or a Low.
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