October 11, 2013 
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Character sketch II
a couple apostrophes set their friends up on a date
since neither apostrophe was possessive, they got together
double-dated with their matchmakers
to quote the one apostrophe
“it was a four de source”
eventually, though, the new couple had a falling out
and paused things for a but
, and, but
driving the one apostrophe positively dotty
that’s neither here nor there.
Have more fun with punctuation! Proofread: The “It” Girl
August 18, 2013 15 Comments
A little animation I made with some of Paul Sherman’s crazy cool clipart
To appreciate an amazing flower pictorial a skosh more real, click: Hieroglyphics of Angels
& visit Cindy Knoke Photography dot com
July 25, 2013 4 Comments
sailing solution
shore-free relief for most every type of “i“
July 19, 2013 13 Comments
thousands gather
yet no one’s there…
just you—
and everyone is present
March 11, 2013 9 Comments
Which Author Would You Choose to Write Your Biography?
This is easy. Since it’s a purely hypothetical situation, I am going to enlist a team of writers, specifically: John Steinbeck, Mark Twain, Ray Bradbury, and Margaret Mitchell.
It would be released exclusively on audio book, so the full impact of Steinbeck’s resonant narration would be experienced. He would supervise plot & drama, of course, and Twain would create massively embellished setting & dialogue, and Bradbury would document my creative process—venturing off the “Path” now and again, but crushing no butterflies. Ms. Mitchell would brush stroke in the GWTW factor, naturally, aka romance.
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