The Last Chapter ...: The Write Way

Friday, March 21, 2008

The Write Way

Top of the morning to you!

My busy week is behind me and I am free to do as I please, at least for the next few days! This morning while checking my email I clicked open a newsletter from: Writing Tips 101. written by Jennifer Stewart. I enjoy reading it every week. This morning she included a link to the Redcliffe Waterfront Walkways located in Redcliffe Australia. The pictures are breath taking, after all, it's summertime.

So let's go "down under" and take a look for our selves. Enjoy. (Click on the title "The Write Way," it will take you directly to her website).

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Introductions ...

I am a retired civil servant, with three dogs, a Ford Ranger, and a house with large yard enclosed by a chain-link-fence.

For the past five years my blog was primarily about pre-retirement and my dogs. My life as a retiree is a new chapter with many new adventures ahead. Since I have more time to devote to things I love I will blog about them now and again.

One of my many favorite things to do is reading mysteries and sometimes writing short stories. I have been toying with the idea of writing a murder mystery for sometime now. There is nothing stopping me now is there? Just a minute I am feeling a moment of inspiration ...

"He was a formidable character whom everyone loved in their own way, until he was found in the library stabbed with his own scissors. He managed to etch the initials J B on a pad in his own blood. Who was J B?"

My writings, if you haven't already noticed are more on the lighter side of life. (The above quote being the exception). There is too much doom and gloom out there that I feel I don't need to use this space to bring people down even further. I'd much rather bring a smile to your face or even a laugh or two when you visit here.

I have rethought the above paragraph and decided to add another element of my life, not to bring doom and gloom but rather to share my valleys as well as my mountain top experiences as these things too are part of my life which contribute greatly to my growth and development as a person. After all, suffering and difficulties are a part of everyone's life and mine is no exception!

There is a quote I read in a book not long ago, the author is unknown.

"Life is not a journey to the grave

with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming ... WOW ... WHAT A RIDE!"

I hope you come often and enjoy reading ... until next time.

Cheers,

Jaime & Company

(Angel, Shetland Sheep Dog

Bear, German Shepherd

Berkeley, Miniature Pinscher