About – 2.0

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About 2.0
(since this is the revised version..)

So you want to know a little more about me. Want to know what makes my mind work, how I got here, why I am the way I am (not that I’m sure I can really explain that one) and possibly, where I’m going. I think my initial response should be, are you ABSOLUTELY SURE? The inner workings of my psyche are not for the faint hearted…it’s kinda scary/unpredictable in here, really…
but as you insist….

My journey into the world of words and writing began round about the tender age of 10, although according to my family I have always been a chatterbox. If there was not an attentive ear accessible, I would frequently take up a plush toy of one sort or another and proceed to set it adrift upon an endless sea of stories, songs and rhymes. Subsequently, when I turned 10 I wrote my very first start-to-finish, illustrations-included, story. Mind you, it was nothing to “write home about”; just a tale about several kids living in the 28th century and their adventures in space. Very Trekkie of me, to be sure ( since I’ve been a Trekkie literally since before I was born…but that is yet another post)

It was also around this time that I stood at my bedroom window one fair summer night, listening to crickets and the calls of the resident screech owl (that invariably sent my sister into fits worthy of a Tourettes diagnosis), and penned (or more precisely, penciled) my first poem. That was it. The light switched on. The engine started running. The thoroughbred left the starting blocks. (The insane little clown in my head started muttering.) The Candle was Lit, and the words have been pouring forth ever since.

So what have I done with this God Given talent? (for honestly, I believe that’s what it is.) Well, I’ve written and published poetry, I’ve scribed counted lyrics for songs as yet unsung, I’ve written, typed or spoken uncountable numbers of words for sagas spanning topics from horses to Arabian Princes; from fair, Britannic maids to Light Loving and Dark Fey, and from Regency Period drama to futuristic, post-apocalyptic Sci-Fi. (Have I mentioned that I’m eclectic?) I’ve written sermons for our church and newsletters for work; if it was available to be written, I probably wrote it at one time or another.

Thirsty for more? ….

Ok then, on a more personal (and, potentially far less intriguing level), I’ve also enjoyed a career as an office manager and/or administrative assistant since graduating from high school. I have a few college business courses under my belt, although no specific degree; worked as a travel agent for a while simply because it was such great fun; I’ve gone on ghost hunts (in Gettysburg, Pa to be exact, but that is yet another post), I performed (sang) at the 1986 World’s Fair in Vancouver, British Columbia; I’ve rappelled down train tussles and was “this close” (literally days away) from backpacking for several months around Wales and the UK (, but then 9/11 happened…) to which end I also learned some Welsh. I am a lover/caretaker/Guardian of animals (through the ASPCA as well as my own backyard), and enjoy whipping up something delicious and (usually) decadent in the kitchen. I have also “taken the plunge” at the altar, though that particular chapter of my life ended sadly. (see, I told you…nothing to see here folks, move along)

I am of a creative bent of mind, to be sure; definitely a right-brained individual who is far more likely to talk with you about Shakespeare (obviously), Dickens, Austin or Poe, movies, actors/acting, music, travel, art, cooking/food, nature or spirituality than I am likely to discuss math, finance, government, physics, (unless its Big Bang Theory) or any of those inscrutable “left-brained” themes. I am generally too adventurous for my own good (although I can certainly tell you some interesting tales as a result) and am a hopeless romantic (which you probably picked up on just by reading some of my poetry posts)

As for the future…who’s to say, really. I believe very strongly that I’ve been lead down this particular path for a reason, to use my gift(s) for a Purpose, and I fully intend to stay the course. I guess the best thing to do is to check back now and then so you can see for yourself what I’ve gotten up to or into next….

Oh and more importantly…Thank YOU! For reading, for laughing, for smiling, for liking, for sharing, …for following. YOU make it all worthwhile!!!!!

 

****BnV is a visual & lyrical blog which makes use of many sources of media to enhance the words I write.
All artwork and photography displayed on this blog is diligently credited to the Original Artist or Photographer, whenever possible. IF you discover one of your images without appropriate credit acknowledgment PLEASE feel free to contact me via my contact page info so I may update the post with your name & website info OR, if you require it, remove the image.
Thank You for Sharing your Talent with BnV.****

 

~Morgan~

6 Comments

  1. You where quite a precocious little girl when it got to writing. I wish I had it so clear at an early age. Now we know why you´re so good at writing poems. Do you plan on writing short stories? With you vocabulary and descriptive style I´m sure they should be interesting to read in the blog. Just my little opinion.
    By the way, in the photo up above here, your giving me the cookie eye!(wink wink, that´s me winking my eye.)

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    1. LOL 🙂 the cookie eye….thats an interesting saying. Yes, I’ve been verbose since I could speak 🙂

      I actually am in the process of finishing up TWO full novels, one of which I have posted out on here (Dark Fey) All Twelve chapters are here except for the finale, which I have yet to complete. But yes, publication is on the imminent horizon.

      Thanks so much 🙂

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