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owasco
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Poet, writer, singer, actress, wanna-be farmer. Retired restaurateur. Forever mother.
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2018-09-03 22:04
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Baloney, a freewrite
Sibling rivalry in perpetuity
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Breakfast of Champions, a freewrite
I know. It's weird. But I'm sticking with it.
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daily.prompt
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owasco reblogged
5 October 2026, Freewriters Community Daily Writing Prompt Day 3247: no time for breakfast
Welcome to the #DailyPrompt by the @daily.prompt, your daily writing prompt from the @Freewritehouse, and the Freewriters Community! The @Freewritehouse, and members of the Freewriters Community, will
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Poison Anyone? a freewrite
What does "word to the wise" mean?
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Stones in the Shoe, a freewrite
It's those little things that do it
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owasco reblogged
So This Is How People Get Dragged Into A War
I always wondered how this happens... ...because, how does a government actually gain support for a big war when the population is essentially against it? After all, would you pick up a rifle and march
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Shackles, a freewrite
Wolves in sheep's clothing
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owasco reblogged
In Memory of Jackie: Lessons from a Nest High Above Big Bear Valley
My wife and I have been watching the Friends of Big Bear Valley (FOBBV) YouTube channel religiously for years. In those years we’ve had a front-row seat to what few humans prior to that have had the privilege
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Freewriters
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To the Moon, a freewrite
It's all so easy
owasco
Freewriters
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No Fuzzy Peaches At All, a freewrite poem
a freewrite poem about a groundhog,with peaches but no brains
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FreeSpeech
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owasco reblogged
Herding Us Into the Panopticon?
It feels like I am the only sane person trapped in an insane asylum sometimes, but there are glimmers of hope. Recently, the wider public seems to have finally become aware of how pervasive the corporate
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Is It Normal?
In sickness, or in health?
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Music
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Published via Ecency
owasco reblogged
Cocainette (History of one song) - Three Tune Tuesday #233 .:. EN/RU
Today I invite you to travel back to the 1920-es. I present you the history of one song, to be precise, a four views onto 'Cocainette' by the Pierrot of Russian scene, iconic singer, poet and actor Alexander
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The Age of Just Enough
There once was a time when enough was enough, the world was like a cat, curiously content claws in, purring softly it was the simple wants we carried in the way children carry stones, for the weight of
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Conwy Estuary
Cradled in this afternoon’s glow, the estuary, poured in molten ore, a shimmering bath, glowing like precious gemstone. Heat drips from the horizon, where we bask, steeped in warm honey. Sunlight drapes
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owasco reblogged
Make Memories, or Be Present?
I've written recently about my granddaughter's graduation. It was the most extraordinary event. My husband and I had waited for that day. We couldn't attend, but we did watch a live stream of the graduation
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Loving HIVE ❤
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owasco reblogged
What a tool! AI ("Artificial" Intelligence) Feels Like Talking to an Angel
Chatting with AI can feel it's more than a machine, more than human, but ultimately I believe it's amazing technology, not "magic."
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Big House - Tiny Garden, in Upstate New York State, USA
Aaaand we're off!
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owasco reblogged
A Little Bit of Country
"Is he dressed for Halloween?" one of my classmates asked when I brought a picture of my brother to school. I saw my brother then through the eyes of these strangers, people who knew nothing
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Flight to Freedom
In the autumn of 1976, the neighborhood smelled like freshly fallen leaves and woodsmoke. You could just begin to feel the crispness of winter on the wind. Dale McKinney was almost thirty-five, a man who
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