Hello and welcome to my dark little corner of the Universe.
I am a story teller from Seattle, Washington and I've been writing since I was nine years old.
I'm also a guitarist, I tell tell some great jokes and Rod Serling is one of the greatest influences to me as a writer and a political and Human Rights activist.
Thank You for stopping by and I hope you have fun.
Thank you for stopping by my blog Prabha!
And I will keep the stories coming, I hope you'll come back again and say hello.
The blog looks beautiful with these theme, Anita Marie!
You can play guitar? Wow…that's really cool!
I started playing when I was 12 and I'm almost 43 now so I've played most of my life.
If I wasn't working on writing I'd probably be in a band right now.
Sometimes I wish I could be solo like Avril Lavigne too. So I highlighted my hair just like hers (though I'm not blonde) The highlights supposed to be red…but it turned orange. So I looked just like my tortoises… Troy & Gabriella.
It's never to late to learn- who cares if you don't look or sound like the people you admire?
I think your hair sounds cool!
Thank you for visiting kecute- your blog was a lot of fun to- if I haven't linked it here yet, I will as soon as I'm done answering some mail.
Just saw it. thanks so much for the linky!
Gee, I can't play an instrument and I tell jokes to inflict discomfort . . . . guess I'm out of step.
When everyone's out of step, the bridge doesn't shake apart . . . .
I moved to Seattle in 1970 when I was six years old and it didn't take long until I discovered Nightmare Theatre. Joe Towey was perfect as the Count and I was up every Friday night watching him and the two treats they offered that night. I still am a classic horror enthusiast and collector to this day, my wife is a bit tired hearing me talk about how much I miss Nightmare Theatre. It's very unfortunate that all the shows were recorded over and no footage exists. You've got some nice photos that really bring back the memories. About a week ago I started to try out this blogging stuff and I am still rather behind the times. You've got a great blog put together here, very nice work. Please check me out and let me know what you think. still in it's infancy, so many tricks to learn.
I was just over to your blog and it's off to an amazing start- I hope you keep adding to it, I know I'll be back for more!
Thanks so much for stopping by Anita, I need to get my wife to check out your site, I think she would really enjoy it. Some of the more popular reading around our house is Anne Rice, Stephen King and local lady Anne Rule. I hope to get a chance to read some of your stories soon. Also, it looks like I need to get one of those perty pictures, right now I look like frosty the snow man and a dull one at that.
I can't play guitar. But, I can pick my nose and play the radio. Does that count?
You need to come to the trailer park (in WV). I could sure show you some weird stuff to write about.
It certainly does count…I mean c'mon those are LIFE skills.
And don't be tossing those invites around- I've been known to go to some strange places just because they're – NOT THE FREAKIN' SUBURBS!
Thought you might like seeing all this scary origami. There's even more spooks where this came from.
Hi Anita… How are you? Sorry for not stopping by for so long. Hope everything's fine with you. 😀 Keep up with all the great horror stories!
Hello! Stumbled across your blog a month or so back and love your stories.
I've recently started drawing comics after a long period of not drawing anything much, and would love to have a go at adapting some of your stories into comic format if that'd be okay with you – I like "Another Not Quite Alice Moment" in particular.
My comic blog is at http://mobilemeatmachines.blogspot.com/ , though it's not really representative of the style I'd use.
I've sent you an e-mail and left a short comment on your blog so you should have my contact info by now.
Bravo. Rod Serling was to sci-fi drama what Ernie Kovacs was to early television comedy. Both men were geniuses, visionaries ahead of their time and wonderfully creative talents. Their creative works have inspired generations of like minded creatively talented people to create works emulating the masters. THank you for sharing. Enjoy the day.
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