A self deprecating, autobiographical journal of discovery.
Recent PostsWell kids, it's time to put this one to bed. I bid you peace of mind, because it's invaluable. Anything else, you're on your own.The first post to the new Blog, "Rebel Chef," was posted tonight and may be found at www.rebelchefone.blogspot.com. Cheer...
This blog is at an end. It has served me well, and also been a giant pain in the ass for reasons I choose not to share.I thank everyone who has ever taken the time to read these ramblings and hope if nothing else, it served as a cautionary tale....
If something seems too good to be true....Yeah, I know.The relationship I was in is over. That's all I need to say.Time to move on....
The business. Restaurants...up until now FOH (front of the house) but a passion for cooking, creating and being recognized for my meager efforts has landed me in the kitchen.Outside responsibilities have kept me from culinary school so I'm doing it t...
Yes, I have changed. My oldest friends recognize it as do I.But there is still a lot of work to be done. I am in a better place, spiritually, than ever before and am thankful for that.That being said, I am no Gandhi. I am no spiritual giant. I'm tryi...
I haven't written in days. There is a reason for this. The narrative of this "life" if continued, would go on for another ten years, before arriving in the present.I can't do it to you and I can't do it to me. Those ten years were simply a loop of ev...
This blog is currently rated a 4.63 out of a possible 5 based on 8 comments.
michael alanSome people HAVE it, some people don't.
Some people GET it, other people don't.
But irregardless, your extraordinary writing skills are blatant.
Keep up the good work.
*Someone mentioned your blog layout colors- I use the exact same ones- God, it's a small world.
Nuray AhmetI like it bunches. I will stop by often.. your blog is really great..
Geoffrey HillThanks to all who have gone to the trouble of reviewing my blog. I appreciate your help and support, and look forward to more interaction between the 'readers' and the 'writer'. Cheers, Geoffrey
Nuray AhmetHi, you have an amazing blogTake care,,. God bless
Kathleen MaherA well written man's journal strikes me as a rarity in itself. Why is that? This journal excels by any standard. RGeoffery describes his writing--actually I think he describes himself--as self-deprecating.
I have the same habit.
But if you read what he's done, the struggles he's overcome and those he fights daily, you'll find much to admire in the writing, and more to inspire you in his message.
Jeunelle FosterI like your writing style and the design and/or set up of your blog. Keep up the good work.
Melanie CarmichaelGeoffrey,
Your prose is compelling. I lowered what would have been a high (9+) rating because of the black with white letter. This makes it sooooo very hard to read, and not very inviting. If you've chosen black for mood, there are a myriad of colours. Remember the reader will stop for any easy reason. Don't let it be because of the white on black. I don't think you're that dark of a person anyway?
I'm at www.sonomahorse.blogspot.com. I've been in a black mood of sorts because I had one of my horses' euthanized on Friday.
I just started my blog, am a non-fiction business writer, and and thinking of trying to make it in the fiction world. Probably more than you wanted to know.
best, Melanie
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really nice etches of thoughts which inspires me to keep scribing my own.
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