Saturday Post

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please leave a comment today with five lines from something you are writing :) I look forward to reading your writings and I'll post mine tonight. :) Happy Saturday and happy writing :)

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  1. TinaAugust 10, 2013 at 8:39 AM

    From Book Four in the Tai Randolph/Trey Seaver series (as yet untitled):

    I was a creature coddled in the salt marsh, cradled in the briny sweet-smelling Low Country where the southeastern part of Georgia curled and crept into the Atlantic. Winters there were mild and smelled of clean pine and the ocean. Atlanta was different -- the cold here had roots. It lay low in the upland mountains, deep within the granite, and then it slinked down into the city where winter days could be as clear as a diamond, and just as sharp.

    Thanks for letting us share, Debbie!

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  2. DebbieInGeorgiaAugust 10, 2013 at 9:31 PM

    Wow Tina ,,amazing! you are a very talented writer. Im just starting out,but uploading mind now.

    Thank you for participating and hope you will again next sat :D

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