Cory Basil "Everything You've Heard is True"

Cory is one of the most exciting poets of our time. If you are able to get this book, you will not be disappointed. I own sever pieces of his art and his poetry books. He finds the places in your soul that rarely see the light of day and brings them to full attention. If you are capable of getting this for the reader in your life it will become the favorite gift quickly. I have never read poetry that is able to reach into your soul the way his can. This is the recent blurb about release.

"Everything You've Heard is True, the next full volume of poetry and prose, has a cover and a release date:
December 9th, 2014
Pre-Order info coming soon."

http://hereliescorybasil.com/

If you have the ability to get it, you will not be disappointed. He truly is a master of emotion and can bring even the hardest parts to light. 

The best writing gifts ever.

The perfect combination. I have a neon green Leuchtturm1917 hardback, a TWSBI Vac-700 filled with Noodler's Green Marine, and a new story to write. I have tried several different books and none are suited better for writing a story than the Leuchtturm1917. Table of contents, 249 numbered pages, dates at the top of the page to keep track, and stickers to label it when it is finished. It happens to also be the cheapest fountain pen friendly hardback book I have found. Too much good in one picture. Time to write.

Stop Random Acts of Kindness

Goodwill to others should not be bottled into a consumer friendly season. It is almost always free, Takes very little work, and a heart. So if you have no money, a few spare minutes from your most recent selfie collecting, and a heart, Do something nice for someone for no reason. It isn't a random act of kindness when you do it often enough, it is called being a good person.

Science is funday

To celebrate Pluto being elevated to planet status again

The Planet Song

Why My wife and I chose my birthday for our wedding day

For those that don't already know the story, When Nicole Colp and I were going to get married we had nothing except each other and a very low paying job. I wanted to give her something special for our wedding but couldn't afford anything that I thought might come close to telling her how much I loved her. So I gave her the biggest day of my life, my birthday, and so we were married 17 years ago August the 15th and I couldn't have been blessed with a better life ever since. While we have had ups and downs I can't even remember the downs, just that they helped us see how high up the ups really were and now we have learned how to stay positive and help keep each other smiling and pushing forward.

Calligraphy practice

Just finding my way

Safe Passage is not an option.