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CANDLELIT CHRONICLES: HISTORIC HAUNTS

Reading and Writing Considerations-a Radical Environmentalist Novelist Off the Deep End

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233 Days 16 Minutes ago, in response to "September Books Read List"

Madam Okira

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Wow, that's an impressive reading list. I go through periods of intense reading, but I could never keep up with this pace.

233 Days 17 Minutes ago, in response to "Thanks Experimental Plot Challenge, NaNo Prep Challenge!"

Madam Okira

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Your very welcome!

Thank you for your participation in the challenge.

857 Days 23 Hours ago, in response to "Where is Poe's Grave's Mystery Visitor??"

Cemetery Angel of 1829

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50 years is a very long time though-I prefer (in the great Romantic Tradition) to think it was one individual, every year over the years, now gone on to the Night Shift himself or herself (sigh)
Would make a lovely story, wouldn't it?

858 Days 1 Hour ago, in response to "Where is Poe's Grave's Mystery Visitor??"

SummerLyn Guthrie

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Interesting...I didn't know this, but perhaps it was someone from the museum itself? Or a relative of Poe, and it was carried down. You know the younger generation is a bit lazy...perhaps they grew tired of doing it.

862 Days 2 Hours ago, in response to "Today We Remember"

Cemetery Angel of 1829

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Yes, the Fed govt. doesn't celebrate till Monday, but he would be 81 today.

862 Days 2 Hours ago, in response to "Today We Remember"

SummerLyn Guthrie

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Woww!!! His birthday is today?! He was most certainly a leader in his life and his legacy will live on!

863 Days 28 Minutes ago, in response to "RIP TEDDY"

SummerLyn Guthrie

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I guess it is just like with Elvis. People attach themselves to another and their hearts break when they have to be called 'home'. Yet, but what better place, so instead of mourning, I choose to honor him by remembering the good he has done...the 'gifts' he has honored us with through his music. Just my thought!

863 Days 1 Hour ago, in response to "RIP TEDDY"

Cemetery Angel of 1829

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Thank you! It means so much to me to find someone else who cares. I am really taking this remarkably hard; is this how other folks felt about Elvis? The more I research him, the more painful this is. I know he's "in a better place," but what about us who mourn?

863 Days 2 Hours ago, in response to "RIP TEDDY"

SummerLyn Guthrie

said:

Definitely an end of an era! I loved Teddy Pendergrass(especially his song, Wake up Everybody)

874 Days 18 Hours ago, in response to "Entry 1/02/10"

Taking control of my muse

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It's the master plan...to destroy ourselves, by all means necessary.

2. Are we Rockin' and Rollin' or What?	ID #674173
Posted: 11-1-2009 @ 12:43 pm EST Edited: 11-1-2009 @ 12:45 pm EST

In four hours, I've finished Prologue, Chapter 1, Chapter 2 of the NANO Project, and it is ROLLIN'! AND I won today's Writer's Cramp for yesterday's prompt, with

ID: 1613908 (Rated: 13+)
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Written for Oct. 31 09 Writer's Cramp
by Cemetery Angel of 1829

This poem is based on an actual event, an actual house, an actual locale (as is most everything I write in The Standwood Station GA Chronicles collection!)

Yes, I also have an actual son-in-law!

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1. 2009 NANOWRIMO IS HERE!!!	ID #674145
Posted: 11-1-2009 @ 10:03 am EST

Start your novels, everyone! You folks who consider yourself to be not novelists, start your short stories! Start your poetry! Write a novella!

JUST WRITE!