New Years Eve and New Years Day

Looking at these beautiful colors reminds me of the night we popped fireworks. In Hawaii, aerial fireworks remain illegal for the most part and we did not have those fireworks. As I was growing up, it was a tradition to have Red Devils or Duck brand firecrackers hung on a pole, preferably a telephone or electric pole, so we could ring in the new year. This year will be a year of growth for me. This year will be the year of no-holds-barred. In other words, I will not give up on my passion for anyone, anything, or any place.

The beauty of last year stems from how last year fortified this year. It made this year a cakewalk and has helped us to prepare for the future of 2025. Noticeably, there are many people writing to me venting their biggest fears about transgender rights and how they affect the lgbtqia+ men and women as citizens. Although this is sort of the previous generations' Mission Objective, the issues sometimes do not overlap but in fact, make those from the 80s seem old but you are not really old. Gosh, my brain is turning off, let me rest for a little bit.

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Adam and Eve

Stuck Adam jay-walked across the street to see what was going on in the park next to the jungle gym. And as a terrible child, he would often get into mischief by climbing up the cafeteria roof with his cousin Theo. Theo did not have any friends of his own, so Adam had to babysit Theo whenever he saw him. Today was different. The day was hot, and Adam and Theo would sit under the portables on these types of days. King Kalakaua Intermediate school was always empty in the middle of summer. Many kids hung out on the Portable stairs and smoked cigarettes. Adam was nine years old, already at that age where he already knew the difference between right and wrong. “Hey Theo, let's look around to see if we can find hiding spaces,” Adam looked around the delivery dock for the cafeteria. He was trying to find a way in. He was very skilled at getting into places he was not supposed to go into. He walked around the building looking for some clue, a doorway, or a secret passageway to get them int...

How does your main character, Stewart feel?

Now it is my turn: colours of Stewart Stewart feels emotions like excitement and enthusiasm. He goes on a field trip because he just loves museums. At first, when his teacher said, next week we will be going to a museum, he was so excited the next day that he got his clothes ready for school the night before. Stewart did not have the time to wait for no man. Stewart behaved like an education warrior. In the scene when he pricks his finger on a wooden box as in the "Dream of the Rood," he gets the feeling of actual regret because Stewart loves his friends, he loves the comradery. This love for others did make him feel afraid, afraid to do things alone. Afraid to take the risk. Afraid to be alone in the big bad world- whether it be now or in the ancient past.

Writing Routine

Another writer writes for about one to two hours in the morning. Another writer may write in the morning only like Ernest Hemmingway. A retired editor says to write four to five hours per day if you can. A USA Today bestselling author says to write four to eight hours per day until you can write twelve. Of course, I exaggerated this one a bit because this is what I will follow. Okay, so let us try this. Since it is February, I will now write two hours per day and increase it every month by one hour moving forward. The act of writing by itself will not do but rather create something from my own mind for TWO HOURS per day for now.

George Gizmo

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