Greetings all, Well, it’s been a wild ride but I’ve finally found my way back to the States and started on that wonderful journey that I call “Caleb’s Summer Job Hunting/Working/Too Much Free Time.” Yeah, it’s a mouthful, but it’s a working title. Anyways, I just wanted to pop by and say that due to… Read More Hello
Well, well, well. Fancy meeting all of you lovely people here once again. I feel awful for not keeping with my goal of writing once a week, ON TIME, but I think Thursdays are going to become my regular day for keeping all of you up to date on what’s happening over here in England.… Read More Arkansan Abroad – Week(ish) 2
Hello, hello, hello! I’m back and here to tell you of my tales thus far! 1. I have already gotten myself lost. 2. I have tried five new beers within 72 hours. 3. Everyone here is a wonderful, hilarious, asshole. But in all seriousness, I’ve already fallen in love with where I’ve gotten myself to… Read More Arkansan Abroad – Week 1
Well, today is the day. Currently, I’ve been awake since 3am, Dallas time, and have only gotten little spurts of my regular “Z’s” here and there. After saying goodbye to my folks, I made my way down onto a shuttle bus that carried a full load of people and luggage. After dropping off the first… Read More Arkansan Abroad – Day 1
Listen up fools, because I’ve got some knowledge to slam down onto you all. Have you ever felt like you aren’t doing well enough? Aren’t reaching those goals you set out to achieve when the clock struck midnight and the ball dropped? Didn’t meet the word count or criteria to join in the NaNoWriMo club… Read More Story Of My Life: A Review of I Should Be Writing by Mur Lafferty
Wow. Over two months have flow by since I last wrote. I feel terrible… Well, enough of that. TIME FOR AN UPDATE! Let’s see, classes are going great, I’ve finally found my calling in writing screenplays and storytelling for my D&D campaign and OH YEAH I’M GOING TO BE IN FREAKING EUROPE FOR FIVE MONTHS.… Read More The Journey Ahead: Preparing to Study Abroad
Her memory had always been foggy after that night. Junior year, during one wild and drunken jaunt, she’d left the Kappa Kappa Psi party and starting making her way home. It was here that she found a quiet, darkened road where she could sing off key, carrying her heels over her shoulder like a freshly… Read More Tiny Fiction Tuesday: Decisions
