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Tipping (Not Cows or Waiters)
TL;DR - I'd like it to become a Thing that when you use a prompt from another Vocal member, you leave them a small tip. Unless that is already a thing, in which case I feel quite silly and please don't keep reading.
By L.C. Schäfer3 years ago in Writers
Fear Of A Blank Page
Introduction I don't know whether I am scared of a blank page, it sort of screams the great unfinishedness, a place full of nothing. It is the artist's blank canvas, the musician's empty stave. It's probably just the way you look at it.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Writers
How do they celebrate New Year's in Australia?
Australia is the country that gets to celebrate the new year ahead of any other country in the world. Their New Year celebration is marked by many mixed cultural traditions and customs, which are influenced by the diverse cultural backgrounds in the country. Here are some of the great ways Aussies celebrate New Year with great enthusiasm like no other!
By Alex Williamson3 years ago in Writers
Poppy’s Prompts. Top Story - January 2024.
Hello Vocalites! I'm back with another challenge, competition, prompt thingo. Here's the deal this time: I'm going to give you five prompts which will just be one or two words with no context. You have to make a poem from it. You can do one prompt or combine multiple, it doesn't matter. You can also enter as many entries as you want. It's that simple.
By Poppy 3 years ago in Writers
Opening the Door to 2024
Can you feel it? Can you hear it knocking? A new year is testing the latch and looking for gaps in the weatherstripping. In a few hours' time, we'll open that door and let it in, each at our own specific time and in our own way. Well, those of us who live on Earth, use the Gregorian calendar, and consider the beginning of the year to be January 1.
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Writers
My Vocal Story Gone Without a Trace
Writing, in any form, is deeply personal. Each word is a fragment of oneself. My journey with writing has been lifelong, evolving from journaling a daily decades-old routine to authoring a book on life lessons I learned from raising dogs and children. I've also enjoyed penning over 300 book reviews and multiple articles about life.
By Xine Segalas3 years ago in Writers
My 69th Piece on Vocal
There’s been a string of number-based milestone posts making it to the front page recently. Usually, they’re based around whole numbers. 50 pieces on Vocal. 100 pieces. Over in the Mikeydred leagues, we’re now in the Napoleonic Wars (i.e. 1800).
By Stephen A. Roddewig3 years ago in Writers
Ramblings of a Relatively OK Hobbyist
This was written in response to Rick's prompt Ten Questions with Rick Henry Christopher. Full details below: What type of writer do you feel you are?
By Matthew J. Fromm3 years ago in Writers
What You Read is What You Get
What type of writer do you feel you are? There are many answers that come to mind for this one, and not all are complimentary. Overall, though, I think I'll have to go with "undisciplined."
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Writers
Vocal Reads Or A Vocal Bonus
Introduction For some reason, I believed that my monthly Vocal Subscription was covered by my reads, but until this year my reads were covering $4 to $8 a month, still a reasonable amount of reads and an improvement on my first two months on Vocal, which you can see below.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Writers
Best AngularJS Frameworks for Your Next Web Development Project
Unbelievable fact: It takes a web user 50 milliseconds to make a first impression of your website. They also need 2.6 seconds to find the key section of a webpage that supports their perspective. In other words, a company needs to move quickly to avoid losing potential customers. You may accomplish this aim by combining the finest AngularJS framework with front-end technology. In order to retain the highest levels of engagement, the website is made dynamic, responsive, and captivating. You can consider to hire angularjs developer for your web development projects.
By Pratik Pagdhare3 years ago in Writers
Gypsy Rose Blanchard, Central Figure in Matricide Case, Set for Prison Release
Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s life is an intricate web of tragedy and controversy, steeped in a narrative that blurs the lines between victim and perpetrator. Born into a world of complexities, her name became synonymous with a chilling case that captured global attention, involving a tale of abuse, deception, and a matricidal act that shook the foundations of familial trust.
By shaj shaik3 years ago in Writers