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Simple this month. A short video that inspires me when I'm down:
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Dreams: Dorothy called it Oz, Alice called it Wonderland, but Nightmares call it HOME.
When an evil shifter takes over the gateway to the realm of Dreams, it falls to 14-year-olds Parker and Kaelyn to stop him. Their only hope lies with Gladamyr, the Dream Keeper, but can they trust a Nightmare to save their world?
When Lyn sets off on her supposedly uncomplicated and unromantic cruise, she never dreams it will include pirates. All the 25-year-old Colorado high school teacher wants is to forget that her dead fiancĂ© was a cheating scumbag. What she plans is a vacation diversion; what fate provides is Braedon, an intriguing surgeon. She finds herself drawn to him: his gentle humor, his love of music, and even his willingness to let her take him down during morning karate practices. Against the backdrop of the ship’s make-believe world and its temporary friendships, her emotions come alive.
However, fear is an emotion, too. Unaware of the sensitive waters he navigates, Braedon moves to take their relationship beyond friendship—on the very anniversary Lyn came on the cruise to forget. But Lyn’s painful memories are too powerful, and she runs off in a panic.
Things are bad enough when the pair finds themselves on one of the cruise’s snorkeling excursions in American Samoa. However, paradise turns to piracy when their party is kidnapped. Lyn’s fear of a fairytale turns grim. Now she must fight alongside the man she rejected, first for their freedom and then against storms, sharks, and shipwreck.
I really liked the video! It was both creative and inspiring.
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ReplyDeleteI'm liking the new festive layout :)
ReplyDeleteThe video makes a very good point. It takes YEARS to be a prima ballerina, why would writing, or being an artist be any different?
ReplyDeleteLOVE that video. It makes me feel so much better. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great video. One to bookmark for sure. Thanks for sharing, Donna.
ReplyDeleteI love that piece.
ReplyDeleteThe key word is VOLUMES of work. Which takes time.
Writer In Transit
That video is amazing! Sometimes the prospect of having to write a lot of not so good stuff can get overwhelming, but time isn't our enemy it is our friend when it comes to improving as a writer. As long as we put in the work. Thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring video! I am enjoying your blog posts very much!
ReplyDeleteMy sister originally showed me that video. I'm so glad I found this blog. Needed that! It's hard to remember your words are worth something. :)
ReplyDeleteway to spread some xmas cheer! love it! i think mine was on sale cyber monday, but i was so busy, i forgot to look!
ReplyDeleteLoved this video. This guy sounds just like Woody Allen.His voice, not so much, but his phrasing and mannerisms. I love it. Fight your way through it. Never give up, never surrender.
ReplyDeleteI promise to send you a nice long email and catch you up on what's been going on soon.
Thank you sharing this video. IWSG is such a comfort to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesomely done video.
ReplyDeleteI missed out on that bloghop. Too bad, too. I cleaned my bookshelf and have a few I'm willing to give away. :)
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