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Blog postFriday Fictioneers is a weekly blog challenge that lets you write a 100- word (or less) flash fiction story that relates to a photo prompt. Please find the original post and photo prompt on RochelleWisoff.com.
After the story, I will share my inspiration.
Guardian Genre: Mundane fiction
“The perfect tribute, n’est pa?” Amber snuggled into Pierre. Lilac scent on the breeze kissed them.
Pierre let out a long, slow breath. “C’est bizarre.”
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Blog postFriday Fictioneers Flash Fiction Story for Feb. 23. Please click here to see the photo prompt.
Genre: Contemporary Fiction (I call it mundane fiction))
Curb Appeal
Marie parked and prayed. Ten houses matched their specs, but Miss Picky said no to all, one because of a mad ghost. A ghost. What a nut case. This one was perfect.
“Jen, this home has your ideal kitchen, and Chris, your work shed.”
“Sounds promising.” He smiled
“Y—“She stopped and s -
Blog postMy YouTube channel has various tutorials. Some are for authors to help you with author stuff...some are in honor of my crafty blind girl side or my planner girl side.
Today I'm sharing with you a fun and easy idea for a card that just uses a strip of some fun paper and a sentiment. I lettered the "I love you," but you could as easily use s stamp.
I hope you'll subscribe and ap the bell so you get all my vids rght when they come out. Thanks so much!
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Blog postI LOVE making cards, and I have loads of supplies, but I love getting mileage out of cards or interesting papers that come to me. Here's a tutorial showing you some ways to repurpose cards you receive in order to make new cards to send out. All you need is a little glue and imagination.
I hope yo9u'll subscribe to my YouTube channel and click or tap the bell so you get all my vids right when I release them.
Cheers to your #BlissfulLife!
Ronda Del Boccio
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Blog post2/12/18 NOTE: I made a change to this article. I got a nastygram that I was using a copyrighted image. I had pulled it across from The Guardian article...but little ol' ME is the one who got in trouble. Very interesting. I had no issue with taking the image down, but still. So I made a censorship graphic, which I clearly need to use more often anyway. This article is still just as relevant today in 2018 as it was when I first published it July 11, 2015 Oh, and by the way.... the company wh
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Blog postI'm writing this February 12th. Yeah...I'm late. I promised you an update the first Tuesday of the month.
OK, so I blew off my own editorial calendar.
Sorry!
No excuses other than I SUCK at time. We keep having this weird weather pattern. It's in the 60s, then 3 days later, it's ice that shuts everything down. Then back up into the 60s, then back to ice.
It's CRAZED.
This month is busy for me.
Speaking at Author Book Signing Event
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Blog postWelcome back to another Write On Purpose book review. I share well-written books. I highlight what makes each good from the reader’s perspective, and reveal what writing skills and techniques make it an irresistible read. Thus, each review serves both writers and readers. This time, it's a fun, action-packed thriller about a teenage nerd who suddenly becomes a superhero.
I became familiar with co-author Bryan Cohen because I took his phenomenal class. for authors. Now, let me introduc -
Blog postHere is the object of my own personal miracle. Two anonymous donors gave me eSight Eyewear, which are electronic glasses that make it possible for me to see WAY more than I can without them. I will share this story in detail soon.
The glasses are Time Magazine's "25 Best Inventions of 2017" (see article source) and have garnered a great deal of media attention.
Here is the video in which you can discover with me what's inside the box. Watch the video now.
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Blog postHappy 2018,! Here are a few of my goals relevant to being an author. Next month, I'll give you an update on how I did.
Bring They All Died Smiling to publication with The Wild Rose Press.: We're hot on the trail with final edits happening and imminent release.
Finish reading through/tweaking my fantasy suspense novel Deadly Mist in preparation for submission. This is a drastic revision of a book published under a different name some years ago.
Write three chapters of D -
Blog postWelcome to 2018! I was glad to put 1 to bed. What about you? Just a rough year overall. They All Died Smiling Is Almost Here! Highlights from the latter part of that year included moving They All Died Smiling along its path to publication with The Wild Rose Press. This is a paranormal suspense …
Continue reading "Writing Life Update for Ronda Del Boccio: They All Died Smiling paranormal Romance Coming Soon!"
The post Writing Life Update for Ronda Del Boccio: They All -
Blog postWelcome, 2018! Hopefully, you'll be a kinder year globally than your predecessor. Here is the expected editorial calendar for the first 3 months of this year.
Goal Check-In Around the first of each month, I'll share some of my goals that I intend to accomplish this month. Then the following month, I'll give you an accounting of how I did.
Ronda's Writer's Life I'll give you an update on whatever is happening in my writing life on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
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Blog postThe path to publishing They All Died Smiling is paved with a lot of coffee, eyestrain, and repetitive proofreading. of my entire book. But I figuree out a proofreading hack, and I'm sharing it for the first time right here! #AmEditing #AmProofreading #Galleys #TheyAllDiedSmiling #RDHseries #KassidySpence #RondaDelBoccio #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #ParanormalSuspense
The post They All Died Smiling Editing Woes appeared first on Write On Purpose .
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Blog postNote from Ronda: This is an excerpt from the paranormal romance Two Hearts in Tme by Raymona Anderson, published by The Wild Rose Press.
The 99c sale on digital version of Two Hearts in Time continues until Dec. 14.
Book Description
Rescued by tomb looter, Miguel Zamora, Sonrisa Lyons struggles between her contempt for Miguel's thievery and her need for his help in returning to civilization. Miguel, haunted by the loss of his wife and son would like to -
Blog postI got the brilliant idea to try out a decorative window film. My original idea was to put it in the guest room to help block out some of the light from irritating street lamp outside.
So I figured first try something out. I even had a chance to receive one free in exchange for an honest review Cool. I thought it had 2 sheets not 1, so the size really didn’t work for me. So I ended up trying to find a different place for it.
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Blog postI’m off to get my new guide dog from Leader Dogs for the Blind in just a few days! I don’t know the gender or breed yet, so I’ll discover that when I’m there.
I’ve been having fun buying a ball and reflective vest for my new dog. Listen to the show now!
http://storytelling.audioacrobat.com/download/storytelling-20150612020648.mp3 Follow me on social media for the continuing adventures while I’m up in Michigan!
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Blog postLook out Trekker Breeze – there’s a new turn-by-turn navigation system for the blind and visually impaired!
I like to share new tech. I haven’t tried this and don’t own an Apple watch, but it’s so great to see technology advance in leaps and bounds!
Check out the new ViaOpta Nav app for the Apple Watch, part of the Novartis Pharmaceutical ViaOpta app suite.
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ViaOpta Nav is the first turn-by-turn navigation app available for a wearable device which has been d -
Blog postPreparing the home for a young dog (thankfully not a puppy) is what I’ve been doing. It’s really fun, and I have to remember things like keeping my guest basket with footies and slippers in my closet until people come over so they don’t become dog chews.
Listen to the show now
http://storytelling.audioacrobat.com/download/storytelling-20150612030658.mp3 So excited for the adventure! Follow me on social for more updates. Just a little over a week until my trip to Leader Do -
Blog postHere’s an interesting article from Discover Magazine about echolocation for the blind. Me, I’m happy with a cane or dog alongside my senses of things like sounds and changes in air pressure.
We can only read part of it without a subscription.
Photo courtesy of Discover Magazine Echolocation: The Eighth Sense | DiscoverMagazine.com.
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Blog postA couple of people dealing with losing their eyesight have called to talk with me recently, and Linda was wondering about writing checks. SHe said she has a check writing guide but has trouble with it, so this is the solution I proposed to her. It’s simple and won’t require any further investment.
Listen to today’s show now!
http://storytelling.audioacrobat.com/download/storytelling-20150612020624.mp3 If you need a check writing guide, I highly recommend Beyond Sight, which is -
Blog postIf you’re losing eyesight or already low vision or blind, you may wonder what to do about reading appliances. For example:
Dial on yur stove Microwave touchpad thermostat washing machine clothes dryer blender Like anything else, it’s easy when you know how. If you’re losing eyesight, you may not yet be as accustomed to using your hands to see, but you will become used to it! There are little raised dot markers called Bumps that let you mark things like appliances so you can feel the r -
Blog postMama's My Teacher
The HP22 is great for teaching Hisham to read, actually he’s learning to read almost all by himself! The touchscreen feature of this computer allows him to navigate the page easily, something he would not be able to do on a standard computer because it is impossible for him to see the mouse cursor (even the ‘larger’ ones).
So why not just use the iPad? Well, although the iPad is great for watching his favourite shows, it lacks screen size makin -
Blog postMost of us with low vision either don’t have a sighted person around or don’t want to be an irritation to all the sighted people in our house by constantly asking, “Will you read this for me?”
Is that you?
Today’s episode is all about a super simple way to enlarge things, such as the dial on your stove, without needing human help.
Listen to today’s episode now
http://storytelling.audioacrobat.com/download/storytelling-20150611110613.mp3 Just use the camera in y -
Blog postA new enormously expensive but wonderful adaptive device is now on the market to help people with low vision read everything from the newspaper to food labels. It’s super exciting, but before you dust off the Visa, know this…
This device is $3,500
They just assume we all have an agency to pay for assistive technology OR that we all have deep pockets.
Low Vision Assistive Device – Wear it On Your Prescription Glasses.
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