Oh baby here comes the sound

It’s been a few years since I followed writers outside of Tumblr, most of whom I found through Pinterest. Here’s a list of blogs/sites who got me through some rough creative patches, and others who I appreciated enough to share.

https://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/

https://www.well-storied.com/

https://www.mythcreants.com/

https://www.thecreativepenn.com/

https://www.bryndonovan.com/

https://wordsnstuffblog.com/

https://www.artofnarrative.com/

http://thequietwritersdesk.blogspot.com/

https://becomeawritertoday.com/

http://hannahheath-writer.blogspot.com/

http://writerssherparetreats.com/

https://www.jacquelyneubanks.com/

https://www.emwelsh.com/

http://www.writelyme.com/

https://raimeygallant.com/

https://www.hintofjam.com/category/writer/

There are also a few “writing help” sites towards the bottom of my “Sites to Post Your Writing” list: 

http://absolutewrite.com/ 

https://www.writersdigest.com/

Laying in a meadow reading a book aloud to your darling, listening to their breathing and the occasional satisfied chuckle as you read.

Knuckle kisses

Holding pinkies

Sharing headphones, taking turns listening to each other's favorite songs

Slow dancing in the kitchen while waiting for sweets to bake

Holding on to your Love's arm as they lead you on a walk through the park. It is chilly and they offer you their coat when you shiver.

Drinking hot chocolate by a window frosted with ice, watching snow drift gently down from the sky. You hold the surprisingly warm hand of your lover and feel at peace

Watching your dearest play and bond with a young child, reminding you of what a wonderful parent they could be.

Braiding your sweetheart's hair, putting flowers in it, brushing it gently

Painting on their skin

Receiving a love letter in gorgeous cursive, feeling the stationary, noticing the creases in the paper, holding it close to your heart and letting out a dreamy sigh. Your darling has spilled their heart out on the paper and read the lovely words again and again. You put it somewhere special so you can hold on to it forever.