“Why so?” 

Neve smiled, but it faded almost immediately; as if the gentle breeze of the night had stolen it away.

“It’s the closest to the stars, isn’t it?. I could shake them, rattle them. And then one will fall down and you can make a wish on it.”

His raised hand high into the deep night, only to let it dwindle down with a soft thudding noise. Soon, it got swallowed by Seuss’ rumbly chuckles.

“My fool might be the sweetest out of all of them. I’d want to be leaves then. You can not part wind and leaves, after all.”

it’s definitely not a weekly post but these two really give me feels right now

I was scrolling through my dashboard a couple minutes ago and came across a post that said something along the lines of: 

“This is page 364 of 365. Ready to finish the book?”

And I got to thinking, and somehow this little idea was born. Let’s talk about a 2019 writing challenge.

I started this year with a lot of ideas on what I wanted to do with my time. One of this was to participate win @sunnydwrites’s #365pagechallenge.

Unfortunately, I think I bit off more than I could chew. I’m really far behind and have very little interest in that story (Graphite) right now. Plus, I went in with no planning and am now realizing that this was a poor decision.

So, I am going to give up. This isn’t a sad thing. I am stepping back to allow myself to spend my time on other projects without too much guilt. I still learned a lot about the struggle of writing consistently and how I need to plan more.

Thanks @sunnydwrites for the challenge! I just saw it, so I’ve got a little catching up but hey, here we go!

I decided to write Ezra’s story, a character I’ve had bouncing around for awhile now. It’s an urban fantasy story, so hopefully all goes well, but main premise: Ezra’s a Witch with a common, slightly weak, Gift. Threadweaving. But he’s more than he appears, or maybe less. He hasn’t figured that out yet.