The first time I sang in the church choir; two hundred people changed their religion.
Fred Allen
Where am I headed today? Into the rabbit hole of conclusions
First; Alabama easily rolls over Lane and his tigers. that’s right HOORAY. We are sitting in a good spot for now in the playoff brackets and I believe we are in a great spot with our remaining games, Tough ones are behind us but that’s not saying we are home free. On a side note – Willie, how bout those Ducks?
Second: This is a shout-out to my cousin Dan Jones. I know we didn’t spend a lot of time visiting each other at Cathy’s viewing but in the short time we did talk you gave me some inspiring advice on the vocals. I thank you! Removing the isolation booth was genesis and helped me find a spot that felt more …me? It gave me the kick in the ass I needed to stop whining and concentrate on the subject at hand more than you realize cuz. And the whole time line I had for myself is bullshit, which I now know lol. I am going to move forward but I am not putting a timeline on these as they will happen if they are supposed to, thanks from the bottom of my heart cuz.
Third: Breaktime as I need to fill up the Starbucks and decide what's next.
Here we go back to the answering the challenges.
To participate, write a poem or short prose using some or all of the wordle words. Forms of the words are fine. Challenge yourself to use them all, but it is not a requirement. Mister Linky will accept your posts. You have all week to write and visit other pieces inspired by the words. These are the words – stuck/water/words/winds/wither/still/cluster/bridge/spell/wicked/temples/realm
In the Temples of Winds, words spell out a tragic tale of a wicked troll who lived beneath the bridge of sighs. In the still water he struck a deal with a siren who was stuck in a mud bath. She offered half of her realm to him if he could solve her cluster fuck of a predicament. As the troll agreed to this deal he didn’t notice the siren was withering away into oblivion.
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