Rhonda's Groups
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First Steps
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The Random Chat Space
44 members
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Writer's Clique
91 members
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The Big Weekend YES!
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Rhonda's Page
Profile Information
- What's Your Favourite Way To Create?
- In silence
- Favourite Artists (in ANY creative medium)
- Samuel Beckett I studied him at University and think he is quite rightly a genius. Plus Oscar Wilde, Emile Zola, Charles Dickens, George Bernard Shaw. The list is endless and of course Stephen Fry and Lee Evans
- Greatest Creative Moment You've Had?
- Writing for the stage and winning an award for my writing
- What's Your Biggest Creative Dream?
- To be read and have a fan base
Rhonda's Blog
Sleepy Eyes (any constructive comments)
By Rhonda
We had been to the park and had fed stale bread to the ducks. When they stretched out their enormous white wings it felt like they were coming for me. I laughed and this made mum laugh and it was special that we’d had a great day. Now I sat quietly as she worked, great masses of fabric proceeded from one end of the room through the great needle that went up and down at speed and out the other end. The endless blue fabric, she looked up and rubbed at her eyes. When the basket at the ot… Continue
We had been to the park and had fed stale bread to the ducks. When they stretched out their enormous white wings it felt like they were coming for me. I laughed and this made mum laugh and it was special that we’d had a great day. Now I sat quietly as she worked, great masses of fabric proceeded from one end of the room through the great needle that went up and down at speed and out the other end. The endless blue fabric, she looked up and rubbed at her eyes. When the basket at the ot… Continue
Posted on May 2, 2008 at 12:12pm — 5 Comments
Procastination
I watched a programme I'd taped over the Christmas period. It was a fascinating documentary on Charles Dickens, and the fame and excitement created by A Christmas Carol. I loved it what Griff Rhys Jones was saying that in all likelihood Dickens created Christmas!
The one thing I took away from the programme was that Dickens forged ahead, yes, he didn't have to make food, do dishes, or any of the other stuff needed when one doesn't have a servant. Still he created pages an… Continue
The one thing I took away from the programme was that Dickens forged ahead, yes, he didn't have to make food, do dishes, or any of the other stuff needed when one doesn't have a servant. Still he created pages an… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2008 at 4:27pm — 2 Comments
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It slipped by me that you joined Writer's Clique. A belated welcome to the group! Feel free to post anything you like. Have you written a lot of stuff for the stage?
Anne
Welcome to CCS. I truely hope that you find this place as friendly and supportive as I have!
Hope I see you around :-)
Jules
Welcome to CCSpace! I see you have already jumped right in and I have enjoyed your blog post!
Looking forward to reading more of your words.
There's a group here called Writer's Clique that would benefit from your presence and if you like to be silly once in a while or be a "kid at art", stop by Florabelle's.
grace and peace,
malinda
Heidi