Tumbled Words

This is the view from someone’s dining room window, looking out at the roof of a house next door. Our mission is to find only the good in the photo, let’s train our eyes to see the good in our surroundings, and ultimately, in people.

To get you started, for us, the seagulls is a connection between our old life in FL and our new life in WA. I love their sound and I love the mystery that I really don’t know what the other bird is. Hmmm.

Yes! Finally my procrastination paid off. No, that is not how to introduce Nancy J. Bond’s newest blog, but it is true. You see, I (see my labels on the side) started a Sunday - Only the Good, where I posted a photo and asked that y’all look only for the good in it. If it was a grubby yard, then keep hunting until you find something positive. There’s good out there, we just don’t always see it.

Nancy found it through the TT Carnival and fell in love with it and started posting her photo, too, usually on Friday. I talked about making it a meme, but with 4 blogs going and one other I participate in, I put it off. Last week (or this week) I mentioned online finally doing it — maybe. I couldn’t come up with a design I liked and procrastinated.

Well, Nancy didn’t! She jumped right on in, “picked up the torch” and created a beautifully designed blog and is waiting for y’all to join in. (I’m already there!) She gave me the credit I deserve and this is to give her the credit she deserves. Her site is worth visiting and playing along. She picked up the ball I dropped and scored. I’m just happy that I put the ball out there. And in the face of honesty, her site is much nicer than the one I envisioned. Nancy, you did good.

So here is the link to the post that started all this. Here is the link to her scoring run!

(yeah, I’m a bit jealous that she had the wherewithal to make that touchdown, but my excitement is a whole lot stronger!)

This about says it all and it sure isn’t the old me. I have a feeling had I changed one answer I would have shown up as my poet personality. I always have so many answers to quizzes or answers not included. So, I present today’s results on what type writer I should be, fitting since I want to do Script Frenzy in June, but amusing, nonetheless:

You Should Be a Film Writer

You don’t just create compelling stories, you see them as clearly as a movie in your mind. You have a knack for details and dialogue. You can really make a character come to life. Chances are, you enjoy creating all types of stories. The joy is in the storytelling. And nothing would please you more than millions of people seeing your story on the big screen!