Freeda Baker Nichols, writing on porch of the Pfeiffer House at Hemingway Writers’ Retreat
I suppose no one really wants it to.
I wish I would use my time to write poetry and stories that would bring peace, happiness, joy and all good emotions to people who read my creations.
I wish I could write humor.
Freeda Baker Nichols
Freeda Baker Nichols 
sounds like your writings may be taking on a new twist…why not!
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Might be interesting to watch the headlines. lol
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Love that porch at Pfeiffer House. That would inspire me. I like surprise endings, but have trouble with humor. For some people it comes so naturally. Not sure I have much of a funny bone in me. Nice thing to aim for.
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I love my paper calendar. I keep old ones for several years because sometimes I need to look back for a birthday I forgot to transfer to the next year or lose track of when I did something important. I try to choose a pretty one because I look at it everyday and there’s no way to keep living without having those precious days click off. By the way, sometimes you do include humor in your work.
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Thanks, Dorothy. I, too, keep old calendars. Many of them have beautiful pictures, that actually can help to inspire a new piece of writing! Or so I tell myself that that is why I keep them!
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I think your wishes just may have come true.
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I have to laugh at that one, Ginger! Made my day!
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Wow, Freeda humor would be so different from what you do so well but a way to bring it in and keep your style would be a fun twist ending. A metaphor we didn’t expect or just something so surprising we laugh. I would love to master the surprise ending. I think you should try it, something new for Spring :0)
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You always give me good ideas for my writing! Thanks, Catherine.
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