Tomorrow Lynn talks to Jane Pollak. (http://janepollakblog.com/). Robin Rousseau’s Explore Beyond the Usual blog hosted yesterday’s post. (http://explorebeyondtheusual.blogspot.com/).
For more information about the whole tour, visit Lynn A. Robinson’s Gut Truster’s Blog. (http://lynnrobinson.com/gut-trusters-blog/divine-intuition-blog-tour)
As a writer, I was finding no words to really describe how I am feeling about the massacre of 26 innocent people at the Sandy Hook school in Newtown CT last Friday. I just knew that I was devastated again because maybe the one true peacemaker might have been among those sweet six and seven year old babies who were slaughtered. I always go there when there is a mass murder. Did we just kill someone who could have brought peace to our world? I started to think that way right after John Lennon’s murder.
I figured everyone from the Pope down was having their say and then it hit me. This all has to do with us and God, the Universe, Bob or whoever you go to when you are in need of answers.
And we go to the deity’s throat when we need someone to blame.
I’ve been selected for the Liebster Blog Award. The word Liebster means “dearest” or “favorite” in German, and the award is given as a form of recognition and support for smaller, up and coming blogs. Thanks to my friend Charlene Ross who is a fabulously funny blogger and all around wonderful human being. I just don’t know why she did this to me! 
But do check out her blog: http://charleneaross.wordpress.com/
So Charlene gave me 11 questions to answer and I guess if I say the magic word I win some money?
I have fallen in love with this site called: Five Sentence Fiction or FSF to us writers who take on the challenge to write a story using only five sentences.
Lillie McFerrin of Five Sentence Fiction supplies us writers with a word each week and we then turn it into a story.
Got writer’s block or just want to finish something? Try this. It can become addictive.
Below are a few Five Sentence Fiction pieces that I penned. Who knew I had another voice running around inside of me? I did, but this one seems a little more sentimental and melancholy.
Thanks, Lillie. Check out her site: http://lilliemcferrin.com/
In honor (or is that the wrong word) my first piece is about a little super storm that pummeled us along the east coast.
Eye of the storm
If I could take you back to the day before our chance meeting, I would have done that in a heartbeat. I would have packed my bags and left for higher grounds before you caught me in such a vulnerable state. But you lulled me in with your promise of a once in a lifetime adventure and your ability to sustain your strength for hours nearly knocked me off my feet. You gave new meaning to a bad hair day and the sea foam around my feet looked like a hundred adoring cats meowing for a little kibble. Sandy, you seduced me and I went along with your plans because no magic potion in the world could have saved me from your wrath.
