For NaPoWriMo Day 26, the prompt is: to fill out the questioner below and use your answers to write a poem.
Almanac Questionnaire
Weather:20 degrees spring warm Flora:gerbera daisy Architecture:bi-level 1960’s but renovated Customs:hmmm … the usual I guess. Watching Netflix together Mammals/reptiles/fish:dogs any kind almost Childhood dream:get my masters, who knows what else Found on the Street:leaves, old fliers from fall Export:hockey, maple syrup, Graffiti:the writings on the wall Lover:none Conspiracy:fell from reality Dress:bright blue Hometown memory:hockey games — in new arena two Christmas’ ago Notable person:Gretzky Outside your window, you find:bricks, a fall Today’s news headline:corona virus Scrap from a letter:God comfort and save you Animal from a myth:Minotaur Story read to children at night:Fierce Bad Rabbit You walk three minutes down an alley and you find:I’m a block away from the park You walk to the border and hear:no one allowed though What you fear:too much right now Picture on your city’s postcard: Edmonton with Dawson bridge arches and high level bridge at night during Canada Day
For NaPoWriMo Day 8, the prompt is: ” Our prompt for the day (optional as always) asks you to peruse the work of one or more of these twitter bots, and use a line or two, or a phrase or even a word that stands out to you, as the seed for your own poem.“
For NaPoWriMo Day 4 the prompt is” [our] prompt for the day . . . takes its cue from our gently odd resources, and asks you to write a poem based on an image from a dream.”
Welcome to officially Autumn/Fall, maybe Winter or Spring? Here, in Alberta, we never know. Yesterday was November blizzardy, today is a warm fall day from say, in late-September. And next week, we are up in the double-digits (Celsius), which is more early September weather, not late-October.
So, in this weather battle we either freeze as yesterday, or are boiling hot. There’s no in-between and the thermostat’s confused. But, I’m told its an El Nino year so we should have a warm winter for the rest of season (burst out laughing).
Otherwise, I’m still doing a bit of freelance writing and proofreading. I’m looking to eventually have time to work on a final draft of my novel to submit it. I went to a writers conference for in August and had a successful pitch, and I would love to submit it to that agent/publisher. But currently, writing/editing time for my novel is a dream as I spend much time starting up my Steeped Tea business and getting into a routine. Also, I am looking for a great apartment in a certain of the city near to my friends and family.
Credit: Google
I never thought after my health problems that this could be a possibility. I need something small right now, and I’m hoping to pick up more freelance work that pays decent, even if its administration, and to support myself as securely as possible until I can work more hours, and buy a place with money from my disability settlement, last year. I’m shocked to be at this place in my life, to have some kind of independence. I know it will be harder than home and more expensive for sure, but I’m still excited. Almost, as if I’m 23-years old again.
So, that’s life lately, and I hope you guys enjoy my October quotes. The first set is a bit late in coming.
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