By the time they reached Megan's cabin, Justin's head felt like it was bobbing around inside a tumble dryer. Just before reaching the door, Justin stumbled and Megan caught him. He hung his arms around

The waiter behind the counter looked up when he saw Justin approaching. 'Good evening, sir,' he said politely. 'What would you like to order?' Justin eyed the menu. They didn't have too much money to splash

'Another hole in one?' Justin asked, bewildered that his wife had such a keen sense of miniature golf. 'That's the third one in a row now.' Rebecca did a little twirl with her putter. 'Are you ready to

Justin turned for the fifth time. The wooden bed creaked under his weight. He lay still for a moment before sighing out loud and sitting up to fluff out his pillow. Once satisfied that he was as comfortable

Justin was amazed at how much a person could do at the resort. There were both cool and heated pools, a Jacuzzi or two, a super tube, pool tables, a putt-putt course, and a go-cart track. The go-carts,

'Fifteen, seventeen, nineteen,' Justin counted the odd numbered cabins on the left. If his calculations were correct, theirs would be the next one. It was. 'This is really nice,' he said as he parked the

It was Rebecca who broke the awkward silence. 'What just happened?' 'I don't know,' Justin said. He tapped his fingers on the steering wheel and although his eyes were locked on the road, Rebecca could

"Do not forget to entertain strangers, for in doing so people have entertained angels without knowing it." - Hebrews 13:2, NIV Chapter 1 / Scene 1 The wheat flowed in the wind, like millions

Hey ya'll! It's been a while since I've posted here. Unfortunately, life happens when you're making other plans. I've decided that until I do get the time to write my next novel, I will be posting one

Recording my first video is taking much longer than anticipated. I should have it ready before the end of this weekend though. For now, here's a writing prompt for today: If you were to write this story,

New global disaster movie from the guys who made Independence Day. You'd think we saw them all by now, but I'd still pay to go watch this...

Had a funny vid about Tom Holland, but it's been removed by YT. Will re-post once I find it again.

As a father, I can really relate to the tweets that James Breakwell posts at To give you an idea of what he does, here are a few of his funnies: Hope you enjoyed these! Follow him on Twitter for more :)

Creating good quality writing-related videos and posts do take up a lot of time, especially because I'm not doing it full time (yet). That said, in-between those posts, I'll stick up photos and other goodies

The entire barrel of the snub-nosed .38 Special fits snugly into my mouth and I instinctively lick the cold metal as my teeth clack shut around it. This was supposed to be easy, I remind myself. But it's

You know how it goes... It's NANOWRIMO time, or you just have the urge to write a story, but when you sit down to get started, you can't think of anything. You just keep staring at that blank screen until

I’m breaking away from the writing stuff with this post. I recently drove to Cape Town (South Africa) from Pretoria to go on a 10-day camping adventure with my kids. By plane, this trip only takes two

Okay, in the previous post I talked about getting through a difficult scene in your story (or article) by getting it out of your system as quickly as possible. Now I'm going to show you how to do it. To

This is not part of my official tutorials yet, but it’s something writing-related that I think could add value to the authors on here suffering from writer’s block. I will break it up into two text-only

I took this pic with my Samsung S6 phone. Thought I'd share the moment with you guys :)