I may be dating myself (not like that, geez ), but back in the days of Johnny Carson hosting the Tonight Show, Ed McMahon would always start the show off with, "Herrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre's Johnny," for an introduction. I may or may not have used AI to help recreate this Okay, I totally did Can't use the actual likeness of Ed McMahon though .
I just wanted to resurrect the famous line to let everyone know that Annual GA Anthology has started
In case you have been out of the countr
The theme for the 2010 Summer Anthology is "Out of This World". While, given the theme, there are a lot of science fiction and fantasy stories, there are also many entries that have taken a different interpretation of the theme.
Have fun reading the stories (and one poem) everyone! Just remember to click on the feedback/discussion links at the bottom of each story to take you to the discussion threads in the forums so you can leave the author a comment.
A special thanks to all the author
Actually, P T Barnum didn't say "There's a sucker born every minute." It was said by David Hallam, one of Barnum's bankers, and somehow got credited to Barnum.
i feel better these days. I find that I am able to get things done. We have been doing a bit of Swedish death cleaning, which is rather freeing. Clutter in the house makes me anxious. When it's gone I feel better. But it takes time to go through all of your collected stuff, but Michael is helping and we'll get it done.
😊 Working on it. I'm still going through the foundations and learning the basics. Today's was Acceptance, which was perfect timing because i'm having trouble with that right now. My acceptance of some things needs work. Thanks for being there. ❤️
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SOJOURN Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
SOJOURN Synonyms: 26 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
sojourn
/ˈsōˌjərn/
A sojourn is a short, temporary stay or visit in a place that is not your permanent home.
Key Details
Parts of speech: It can be used as a noun (a temporary stay) or an intransitive verb (to reside temporarily).
Common synonyms: Stay, visit, st