Narration is a device used in literature and film all the time. Sometimes it's done in the first person. Your protagonist or a supporting character may be telling the story as they see it and they'll throw in their personal quips. More often, narration, particularly in books, comes in the third person. This is where … Continue reading Narration
Question of the Week #25
For an all-expense-paid, one-week vacation anywhere in the world, would you be willing to kill a beautiful butterfly by pulling off its wings? What about stepping on a cockroach? Absolutely. They're bugs. I know, I know... sanctity of life and all that. But I find it odd that a lot of people who like to … Continue reading Question of the Week #25
Interview Questions from Zac
Just kidding, folks. Got one more entry from the Interview post. This post's questions come from Zac, a fellow Bluefield survivor. He asks... Yes you post a lot of stories on here from your life and share a lot of things your interested, but why don't you share the things that are on your heart … Continue reading Interview Questions from Zac
Interview Questions from Alex and A Momma’s View
Because I got so many questions, I’m breaking up my answers into separate blog posts. I’m not complaining. I like getting all these questions. In fact, if anyone wants to just keep asking questions, I say bring them on, whether I post a special “interview me” blog or not. In this post I'll start with … Continue reading Interview Questions from Alex and A Momma’s View
Interview Questions from Vanessa
Because I got so many questions, I’m breaking up my answers into separate blog posts. I’m not complaining. I like getting all these questions. In fact, if anyone wants to just keep asking questions, I say bring them on, whether I post a special “interview me” blog or not. In this post, all questions come … Continue reading Interview Questions from Vanessa
Interview Questions from Hollie and Melanie
Because I got so many questions, I’m breaking up my answers into separate blog posts. I’m not complaining. I like getting all these questions. In fact, if anyone wants to just keep asking questions, I say bring them on, whether I post a special “interview me” blog or not. In this post we get questions … Continue reading Interview Questions from Hollie and Melanie
Interview Questions from C.S. Wilde
Because I got so many questions, I'm breaking up my answers into separate blog posts. I'm not complaining. I like getting all these questions. In fact, if anyone wants to just keep asking questions, I say bring them on, whether I post a special "interview me" blog or not. This post's answers are for questions … Continue reading Interview Questions from C.S. Wilde
Adult
Being an adult sucks. Sorry if that offends some of you, but it does. Sometimes, when I hang out with friends, I'm privy to the complaints of their children. Small things like, "I don't want to go to school," or "I can't figure out this math problem." When I was their age, I remember having … Continue reading Adult
Updating the Resume
It's a good idea to occasionally pull out the old resume and make some updates. It doesn't matter if you're applying for a new job or not, you just never know when you might need a fresh resume to hand to someone. I'm not saying you should carry around a dozen copies in your briefcase … Continue reading Updating the Resume
Back to Work
Kids, it's that time of year. After enjoying two blissful months off work, it's time for school to start back up. That means that I'll be spending a good eight hours each day hanging out at a tiny elementary school in rural southwest Virginia. To say that the internet is unreliable is an understatement. Those … Continue reading Back to Work
The Confusing Middle 