365 Days of Verse

I’d like to introduce you to Jess C. Scott, who invited me to take part in this blog hop.

Jess C. Scott

Jess has been writing and publishing books in a wide-array of genres (including: Thriller, Fantasy, Non-Fiction, and Erotic Fiction) and blogging since 2007. She is prolific and talented in each of these genres and has recently started blogging about socio-political issues in Singapore. Talk…

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Whitman had his Emerson

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Remember this when you grow concerns about your popularity or lack thereof:

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Always. Be. Revising.

Well, not always.

I’m currently in the process of revising 365 Days of Verse. This doesn’t mean…

I went to the gym today only to discover that they were closed most of the day for Easter Sunday. This got me thinking, why no similar closing(s) for Passover?

After all, we should remember that Jesus was Jewish. And, as far as I know, Jesus never said,

D…