Busted because I was afraid to say ‘no.’ Idiot.
They say Christ died for our sins, but what good did that do, for Him or for us?
I think God got himself killed so he’d understand fear.
You act stupid when you’re afraid. Now He knows, and forgives.
Friday, October 03, 2008
SACRIFICIAL SHEPHERD
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Thursday, October 02, 2008
GRIEF (IN DOG YEARS)
The night the old dog died he convulsed for hours, tears and juices mingling on the ground.
“Don’t clean it up,” I said.
Next morning the young pup sniffed, then leapt at the throat of the dog next door until we had to kick him off.
Alpha male redux.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Flash Fiction
A new form of writing called Flash Fiction has sprung up on the Internet. These mini-narratives are limited to 50 words - within you must establish a character, point of view and tell a story. The British website MiniWords runs an annual writing contest and features some really exceptional writing in this genre.
I've been experimenting with it all week. It is a fascinating discipline for a writer, trying to creative a narrative when each precious word must do double or triple duty.
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