storyseeker

I think these kinds of stories can really be the most valuable here on this platform. So sorry that this was your childhood - we all deserve to feel cherished (by our parents especially), but that of course

so good to see this! I've been swamped recently, so hanging out here on Steemit a bit less than I'd like, but I'm checking in when I can. So nice to see this post. I love your sign!

This poem certainly makes me want to travel!

HI! Thanks for the video reply. Such an interesting way to humanize the platform a bit. We've lived literally 10 miles away (in Mount Pleasant) for two years before I'd herd anything about this little

Yes indeed. A Boneyard beach is a maritime forest being eroded into the ocean. The ocean eats into the forest, strips the soil and kills the trees. Part forest, part swamp, part ocean, part desert - it

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yes, the first time I've seen starfish all over the place! We probably saw 15 or so!

oooh - I love your take on that :) Photos can definitely be story (and image) starters!

great pictures! I'd love to go there one day :)

Beautiful picture! I look forward to learning more about Nepal. It is eye-opening to see and read stories from people all over the world.

So true @roswellrockman !

So exciting! I look forward to hearing all about it :)

thank you!

I wish we had something like this where I live. I enjoy traveling through your posts :)

Thanks! This obviously happens more in my personal work (which I highlight in these segments) but it is nice to take a break from over-planning and just see what happens.

Thanks! yes, I imagine this works for writing as well! It doesn't work every time, but often the characters will reveal themselves to you. It is nice when I can step back and not try to control the situation

This is true! though sometimes it would be nice to be a bit more decisive :)

Indeed! I've been told that I draw myself over and over, and I don't always see it, but I definitely saw my own tendencies in this one ;)

thanks @opheliafu ! I try to convince myself that allowing for change is best, and it usually is :)

This is a nice message, and I believe you that this sort of practice would be effective! I will give it a try :)