Fun times at @themuaalex’s makeup class! As they say, I am #BEAT honey! #nofilter #makeup
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Hash Brown Egg White Nests #eggwhite #hashbrown #breakfast
Recipe Link: skinnytaste.com
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“What is impossible with men is possible with God” (Luke 18:27).
Is there a situation in your life today that seems impossible? As a child of the Most High God, you are not limited by what you see. You are not limited by your circumstances, the economy, or what others say because with God all things are possible! It doesn’t matter how it may look in the natural, when you see things through your eyes of faith, you will see new possibilities. You will see the answer that is on its way!
DIY Ice Cream Sandwiches. Who doesn’t love these?!
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but why am i laughing this hard….??? can’t stand yall!
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Where has this been all my life!?
yes said isn’t always the best option but it also works pretty well in a lot of situations and I’ve had it up to here with snobbish purple prose pushing BS
THIS ^^^ my writing suffered badly when I thought I wasn’t allowed to use the word ‘said’.
Note from a guy who used to work at a publishing house, and would spend all day choosing which manuscript didn’t get published:
This is utter bullshit.
Said isn’t dead, said is subtle.
An important part about writing dialogue is to try and keep the audience focus on what’s being said and why. How it’s being said is important, but using lots of unusual adjectives only draws attention to your writing itself.
Which is bad.
Ever notice that when you’re reading a book, you don’t pay attention to the words, but almost feel like you’re in the world living the experience? By making people notice the words, you’re destroying that experience and alienating your audience. Which isn’t actually just bad, it’s terrible.
When reading, we gloss over the word ‘said’, taking note that it is there subconsciously without being alienated. I’m not saying you can never use other words, but keep it to an absolute minimum. This will also give them more impact when you do put them in your writing.
Use said. It’ll get you published.
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How to make your dreams come true:
1. Make a graham cracker crust.
2. Make some cookie dough.
3. Make some cheesecake batter.
4. Put globs of cookie dough in the cheesecake batter.
5. Pour into a springform.
6. Top with more cookie dough.
7. Bake that shit for 40 minutes at 350 degrees fahrenheit. If patient, go to next step. If you don’t give a fuck, skip directly to step 9.
8. Let chill in fridge for 3 hours or overnight.
9. EAT THAT BITCH.
I AM DOING THIS
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