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Apathy
The eagle sits atop the tree, surveys the world for all he sees. Watching a land spin out of control, a tear he weeps for the lost souls. The people they look but do not see, the eagle that sits atop the tree. Lost in their world of apathy.
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Rest in Peace Red, White, & Blue
The view of Party’s pander, to see the zoo first hand. Makes pause to sit and wonder, The time has come to stand.
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I Like It On My Desk
My purse of course… Does anyone remember the Facebook statuses that prompted women to put simply the color of their bra for their status, or the “I like it…” followed by the location of your purse?
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How Eyewear Opened My Eyes
As you can tell from my photos I wear glasses. Getting glasses can be a real struggle. So, not only do I want to tell you about the glasses and how to procure a pair of these super amazing glasses yourself; I want to tell you how this taught me some things about social media and marketing.
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Orkut (No Catchy Title Here)
This was Orcut, originally put out there by Google after Friendster wouldn’t sell to them, (probably should have — oh well, hindsight and all). It emerged about a year before Facebook. Looks kinda similar, doesn’t it? It had an interesting run and actually took off and had 1.5 million communities within a year.
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Where’s your Eggs?
Have you ever heard the old saying, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket?”
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Perplexin’ with this Wiexin
To understand what this app is doing that we should do if we want to better utilize social media to reach fans and others; we must first look at what they’re doing.
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I Have to do Marketing?
But… I just want to write. One of the most difficult things about being an an indie author is the marketing. We must spend time to get the word out about these magnificent works of ours, and to do so takes time. But who has time for that when our characters are in peril, and fans await the next book?
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Dystopia: Beginning of the End
hough she really wanted to sleep in, trying to remain in a foul mood just seemed pointless after the wonderful evening they’d had the night before. She stood filling the coffee maker, not really paying attention to it, going through the motions like she did every other morning; mindlessly doing this morning task. Her thoughts were elsewhere, and she hadn’t even bothered to check the TV.
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Who is Destiny Walters?
Who is the main character in the Dystopia Books? In general she is a strong woman, a mother, a leader, and someone who cares deeply for those she finds in her group. Destiny or “Dez” as she is called in the book has a few quirks too, so let’s have a look at her world.
