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Miscellaneous
November 20, 2008
I decided to call this category “Travel and Adventure.” The term would more aptly describe my writings in this area. I don’t necessarily travel much, but I travel some. In addition, I’ve been known to find adventure outside my own backdoor that spurs my muse to new wondering, new connections, and new ideas.
A few places to which I’ve traveled – in no particular order – include Hawaii, New York City, Minneapolis, Dallas/Ft. Worth, the Ozarks, South Carolina, the Gulf of Mexico, Mexico’s Riviera Maya, the Caribbean, Canada, the southern United States, Niagra Falls — to name a few.
As I have time I post pictures and share the adventures.
For a writer, all your experiences can be considered as fodder for your writing. Place your character in that location, create a situation, and see what happens — how the character acts and reacts, in respect to the character’s personality and traits. You might find some writing surprises along the way. Gotta go. The dryer’s buzzing.
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