Farley D's Blog

Raining Babies

Our aquarium contains large mystery snails (yes, that's what they are called), and they deposit clutches of eggs on the underside of the glass cover. About two weeks later, the baby snails fall into the water.

It's like babies are raining from the sky!

I wondered, what if human babies did that, rained from the sky? Check out my short story, "Cloud Babies," on my website www.thehumanhybridproject.com. Click on Merch and More and then on One Minute Reads.

You will enjoy this unusual take on where babies come from!!

The White Christmas Writing Challenge

I was challenged to write a story about a time I experienced a white Christmas. Being from Texas, I haven't had many. Here's my best one ever.

The Christmas Snow

Texas isn’t a place for snow.

Not that you can plan for. We do get the white stuff, and sometimes a lot, but it’s here and gone, rarely when we want it or find it convenient.

Except that one Christmas Day …

I’m from the Metroplex (Fort Worth-Dallas), and we were headed to the Gulf Coast for Christmas week. Galveston, to be specific. As December rolled on, the forecast suggested an ever-increasing chance of Christmas ice storms for Fort Worth.

Kimberly Armstrong, Author, Wants to Share Her Heart

Check out Kimberly Armstrong's two amazing new books. I challenged her to put her inspiring words into print. She wrote, I edited, and here you go.

Find them both on Amazon.

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My Wilderness Experience - Apolonio Garcia

I didn't put up a favorite book I recently completed for a client in Hallettsville, Texas. This is an amazing story of redemption through the power of a loving God. Get it on Amazon in either paperback or e-book. Search "My Wilderness Experience Garcia" and it will pop right up.

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Off to Texas

Texas calls.

I have several clients in Texas, one near Fort Worth, another in Houston, and a third in Hallettsville.

I hope to swing by my sister's on Thanksgiving and then on to Galveston for the next stop on the trip. Time on the road is good for the soul. (Lol. We'll see if I still feel that way when I return.)

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