The sixteenth and seventeenth episodes of VeggieTales in the House, now available on Netflix! In “A Gift for Singing,” Pa wants Madame Blueberry to sing a jingle for his store, and in “Lie-Monade,” Larry starts a lemonade stand.
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Month: October 2015
Editing: 3 Pros and Cons of Being an Introverted Freelancer
Not all freelancers are introverts, of course, but those who are, it can seem like the ultimate dream job – with a few caveats.
Book Review: ‘Ready Player One’ (2011)
The short: 3/5 ✦. Too much time is spent on random references instead of character development or exploration of the incredible world it all takes place in.
Writing Prompt Boot Camp: Bonus Days
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity.
— Robert A. Heinlein
Book Review: ‘Gone Girl’ (2012)
The short: 3.5/5 ✦. A slow-burn thriller that balances its weak characters with the power of the plot twist.
VeggieTales in the House Review: “When the Dust Bunnies Came to Town” / “The Bucket List”
The fourteenth and fifteenth episodes of VeggieTales in the House, now available on Netflix! In “When the Dust Bunnies Came to Town,” the Veggies open a forbidden air vent, and in “The Bucket List,” Bob and Larry decide to treat Ichabeezer.
Editing: 3 Useful Freelancer Apps
As a freelancer, you should be able to access your work anytime, anywhere – ’cause there’s an app for that.
Writing Prompt Boot Camp: Day 14
“I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman, ‘Where’s the self-help section?’ She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.”
— George Carlin
VeggieTales in the House Review: “Larry’s Cardboard Thumb” / “The Gong Heard ‘Round the House”
The twelfth and thirteenth episodes of VeggieTales in the House, now available on Netflix! In “Larry’s Cardboard Thumb,” Larry tries to take care of Petunia’s plants, and in “The Gong Heard ‘Round the House,” the Veggies must name the new generosity shelter.
Book Review: ‘The Infinite Sea’ (2014)
The short: 3.5 ✦. A somewhat short second novel that takes the problems of the first and tries to fix them with better characters and a more developed plot.
