Books
Hanging By A Thread
An attempt at Book Poetry
I have seen this on several of the blogs I follow so I thought I’d take a crack at it.
My unique sense of humor took over and really I wasn’t surprised.
I do like that the words from each title can create any number of different poetical lines if a person wanted to be creative.
 Spy,Â
Brain Exploded,
Awakening,
Last Boyfriend.
It’s so bad and slightly ridiculous that I love it.
Keep Calm
Reading
Friday Doodling
I know this isn’t practical and really doesn’t make any sense at all but that is why I have to have it! I don’t know if I would start with a white book shelf, I am more likely to use light blue. I would have various colors of sharpies readily available and anytime someone wanted to borrow a book I would have them leave a note upon returning it, or maybe as a check out routine. I could also see myself jotting down a few notes about my favorite books. It is a big bookshelf of creativity. It’s more than just books and writing; it is a collaboration of them, right in front of you.
Hey, I might even be able to keep my books organized that way….. haha who are kidding my books will never be organized, just the way I like it.
Happy Friday Everyone!
Don’t Judge Me
The Finer Things In Life
After A Long Week
I have found that after a long, hard week of work and hopefully writing there is no better way for me to relax than to crawl into the bath tub with a great book. It is a great place to imagine my next story. I had no idea, however, that there was actual set-ups for it, I had always winged it hoping that my beloved book did not end up in the water. It even has a place for me to put my week-ending cocktail, I may never leave my bath tub again. I can’t help but wonder if this is just a woman’s thing, do any of my male followers partake in this? I am quite curious.
Happy Friday Everyone.
Taking The Next Step
This is a book review of sorts but also an inspiration for my next novel. This was a required reading for my memoir and personal essay class, it was unlike anything I had ever read before. Ironic since I have a father who is a paranoid schizophrenic. Perhaps I had skipped over those books for fear of what might come from gaining more knowledge. The author is bi-polar but also one of the leading doctors in that field providing an intense juxtaposition of the struggle. I encourage everyone to read this book whether or not you are directly linked to mental illness because it opens a new level of understanding for the human condition. She offers brutally honest moments and medical analysis. It is encouraging to see mental illness more wildly discussed in the public forum which is why I am going to share my experiences with the world. I know I am not alone in this struggle and I want other people to feel the same way.








