
Sometimes in my dreams I can run. Like any normal person, playing in the sun. I wake up feeling stiff and sore, And for a moment I believe it’s nothing more Than all that running from last night. Then … Continue reading
Sometimes in my dreams I can run. Like any normal person, playing in the sun. I wake up feeling stiff and sore, And for a moment I believe it’s nothing more Than all that running from last night. Then … Continue reading
I’m trying to heal. To see myself as I really am, Instead of through the skewed lense I am accustomed to. The lense of worthlessness The lense of sharp criticism, so detailed it must be true, Right? When did … Continue reading
Prisoner A prisoner to no man. To no woman. My body is my sadistic captor. It thrives on my humiliation. It writhes in ecstasy as I languish with pain. It forces me to acknowledge the chains it binds me with. … Continue reading
The anniversary of the devastation our town faced a few years ago is rapidly coming up. I am organizing a flash mob/dance party on May 21. The plan is for me to dance around town like normal till
I reach the new 711, the one on 4th and telephone road, at which point people can join me and dance from 711 to the Lowes parking lot where we will hang out, talk, etc.
It is a “live until you die” celebration. The people who lost their lives that day probably did not realize that would be their last day. Likewise, we don’t know which day will be our last, so let’s celebrate living until we die.
I think when we meet at Lowes, we could have an open mic where people can tell their stories, share fond memories of lost loved ones, etc. in between music and laughter and dancing.
I understand this is a sensitive subject for all of us who live in Moore, and I’d appreciate hearing any thoughts or concerns on this idea. Thanks!
By losing your mind. Multiple Sclerosos reminds me that I never really owned it to begin with.
Today I chose to be free.
I shed my comforting skin for the exhilarating rush of the unknown.
I laughed at my fears and blew them away like a puff of smoke.
I decided I’d rather regret the chances I didn’t take than those I did.
I took a chance.
Sometimes taking risks pays off.
Sometimes it doesn’t.
Today, I choose to be free.
I will take the moment and cling to it.
I will savor each heartache and each victory, knowing they are neither good, or bad.
I will unburden myself from the expectations of others.
From the expectations of myself.
Today I choose to be free.
FLASH MOB, Moore Ok This will be to promote my movement http://www.dyingwithstyle.org. It will be a dance party/flash mob. I need a bunch of random people. All ages, ethnicities, political affiliations, levels of dance experience, from every walk of life, … Continue reading
Some of the production companies/publishers I am going to submit OAA to, ask for a writer biography. Do you think this will work? Hobbler’s Bio Once upon a time there was a writer. All day she spun beautiful works of … Continue reading