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By wildone
I want to send out a lot of love to Cia for stepping in for moi the past two weeks You may have been fooled and thought she only did last week's Weekly Update but she did finish and post the week before too Well it appears everyone forgot my birthday this year Just the way I want it. So let's talk about birthdays. What month is yours in? We don't want the day or we could be in violation of European Laws 😮 We don't want to be banned in Europe . What do you think of birthdays? I'v- 6 comments
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My birthday is in October too, but I’m a scorpion! -
By Daddydavek · Posted
My birthday was a few weeks ago and I'm a Virgo. -
My birthday is in June, and I'm a Gemini. I don't make a big deal about it, but I do like it to be acknowledged. I like to go out to dinner, although it's not always on my actual birthday. This year's bday kind of sucked, though, since I spent it super sick in the hospital Hopefully next year's will be better On another note, don't forget to post your links to your anthology stories, once they've been returned from the proof team. -
@wildone Don't think of them as birthdays per se but as celebrations of a trip around the sun. I've just celebrated my sixty-something trip around the sun in the last week. Like @chris191070 I am also considered to fall in with the Libra crowd (we are a hoot at parties). A good friend and his father took me out to lunch at the new Hawksmore ($$$$) restaurant in Boston. It's the British groups first restaurant in the U.S. and I enjoyed my meal very much. It was the first time I've had the pl -
Speaking of meandering rivers: An oxbow lake An oxbow lake is a U-shaped body of water that forms when a wide bend, or meander, of a river is cut off from the main stream. How They Form Meandering: Rivers naturally form winding curves as water moves. Erosion and Deposition: Fast water wears away the outer banks (erosion), while slow water drops dirt and silt on the inner banks (deposition). The Cutoff: Over time, the loop gro -
By chris191070 · Posted
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To answer your question: my birthday is in August and I'm a Leo. Birthdays haven't been special or important to me since I turned legal. However, it has always been a big deal for relatives (Mother, Grandmothers, my kids), and that hasn't changed. I had an aunt who celebrated her 39th birthday every year for over 40 years - guess she was afraid of feeling old. To me, my reaction to when someone acknowledges my birthday is to say that "I'm surprised that I've survived another year, but that's -
Just the facts: MEANDER Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster MEANDER Synonyms: 44 Similar Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus MEANDERER Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster MEANDER Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com meander A meander is a winding curve or bend in a river, or a slow and indirect walk. River Meanders A meander is a bend or snake-like curve in a river.
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In storytelling, a meander—the choice to deviate from the main, driving plot line to explore side quests, character histories, or atmospheric world-building—is essential for creating depth, realism, and emotional resonance. While a tight plot keeps an audience turning pages, deliberate wandering is what makes a fictional world feel alive and memorable. Why Meandering Matters in a Story: Deepens Character Development: When characters are not actively fleeing a villain or solving a my
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The word meander comes from Maiandros, the ancient Greek name for a very winding river in Asia Minor (now called the Menderes River in modern Turkey - the current spelling Türkiye). The Maiandros River was famous for its twists and turns. Even in classical times, the Greeks used the river's name as a general word for anything twisted, circuitous, or intricate, including decorative Greek-key patterns and winding paths. In mythology, Maiandros was also personified as a river god, the son of Ocea
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