WHAT IS THIS CRAP?

Are you enjoying your Sunday yet?

I sure am, with some awful World Market chocolate and mint coffee that is neither chocolate or mint.

Oh well. At last I got the podcast done:

100 Word Stories Weekly Challenge #292

This week's 100 Word Stories Weekly Challenge offers up stories on a variety of topics from SL's Tura Brezoianu, Abernathy Button, Danny Dwyer, NorvalJoe Parkin, Uriel Wheeler and son, and Crap Mariner... among others.

You can listen via the website: http://podcasting.isfullofcrap.com/
Or use the Media stream at the Clocktree on Edloe Island

And feel free to try your hand at 100 word storywriting with Challenge #293: the topic is Cookie.

Thanks,
-ls/cm

Ahhhhhh yes.

I'd get ready to walk to Kroger or Central Market now, but it's too damn cold out right now.

I'd better bundle up.

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Ricardo Avalira is dumping his garden shop.

Pixeldolls is closing.

At what point will someone file a Jira to add "Going Out Of Business Sale" to Events in Find?

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Two stockings hung at the fireplace...

Even if they're both for me.

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I refuse to take Winter seriously...

Oh, and there's also the hanging Santa and crashed sleigh.

I wonder what other goodies we can come up with.

Bah. Prettiness!

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The community tree is up on top of Edloe Mountain.

Let's see how it turns out.

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Oh, did Jumpman Lane bark or something?

I guess while Prokofy fades into obscurity and further irrelevance, that leaves a vacancy for a pathetic troll role-playing a man.

*yawn* Whatever, dude.

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Great collab set by Cypress Rosewood and Ty last night on LEA6...

I enjoyed the heck out of it.

Loved it.

Wonderful.

Perfect.

Here's hoping there's more of these in the future.

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Doing a storytelling thing today at.... when is it again... where is it again... do I have my script... um...

(It's my preparedness that lands me these killer gigs, you know.)

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