I’ve been thinking about the stories we tell ourselves – the stories we let define us, the stories that shape how we relate to others and the world. As a writer, I am particularly interested in the power of storytelling, not just as a form of entertainment but also healing. I believe our words and thoughts have power, and the more conscious we are of them and their effects, the more empowered we are to be the creators of our stories and not just some hapless character waiting for the Author to dictate our fate.
This is amazing work Bonnie! Omg, I laughed and had so much empathy for 16 year old you. I'm also impressed by your ability to work a VCR to such advantage, especially during the dark ages, although not as dark as mine 🤣. Your reimagining of the ending was so awesome, just the right note for me to land on just before bed on this Sunday night. 🥰
This is amazing work Bonnie! Omg, I laughed and had so much empathy for 16 year old you. I'm also impressed by your ability to work a VCR to such advantage, especially during the dark ages, although not as dark as mine 🤣. Your reimagining of the ending was so awesome, just the right note for me to land on just before bed on this Sunday night. 🥰
Oh, I love hearing this, thank you ❤️❤️ I had a feeling you'd get a kick out of this one :)
This is great. I hope I would have reacted similarly to your mother. As I was reading I thought she might have asked if she could borrow it😂
Ha! That would have been a great ending as well. :)
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