Forgiveness_Man

My First Blog Post

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Forgiveness_Man
, 01-19-2009 at 11:49 AM (683 Views)
Well, I am going to try this out. I am new to blogging so bear with any mistakes I make.

Up here in Pennsylvania, we get another dusting of snow that hasn't amounted to anything. But believe me, it's freezing, not that I mind, cause I like it a little cold.

Anybody else moved by Desperate Housewives last night? I think they had the best episode of the season. It was a really unexpected treat for their 100th episode.

As some of you know, I am an amateur writer. I shall blog a lot about my writing in the future. I write a serial and a novel. I intend to write more of my novel today, and probably a lot tomorrow. I'd love to talk about it with anyone curious.

Well, I'm running out of introductory topics. I'll blog frequently, so check back if you're interested. Oh and if you are a writer, check out my social group, SOC Fiction Writer's Club. And for anybody looking for a group to just chill in and talk about almost anything, try The Anything Group, which is a place where any and all looking for friendly conversation are invited! Until my next Blog Post, PEACE! See you all around the boards!

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  1. gmruss4's Avatar
    You're doing a great job. And as always your posts are very interesting.
  2. soper's Avatar
    Hi!!!! Just checking in!!!!!!!
  3. sanka's Avatar
    I loved how they show cased that episode from the handyman's point of view. I found it very engaging from start to finish - what a wonderful soul Eli Scrugg was - i haven't had the chance to meet a person as he but maybe i have and just phased him/her out.

    He made us remember how desperate the wives/characters of Wisteria Lane are. I don't know which moment with Eli with the ladies() i like best, because i found all of them touching. If i were to pick though i would say the most moving were Mrs. McCluskey's farewell, Bree's cookbook(just imagine someone thinking of you to keep what you hold dear for that long) and Lynette's lapse was just heartbreaking.

    Susan and Gabby were touching and funny.