A.R. Clayton

Well the saint and I debated, discussed, diatribed, dialogued and considered the benefits and annoyances of alliteration. We had laughter, pensive consideration and vigorous thumb wars.

Each entry made us laugh and it was hard choosing a winner. Some were amazingly descriptive, others quick and witty. Thank you all for entering and please enter again. We loved laughing together and you are a creative bunch. Let’s spread the gift of humor.

Without further ado, I’ve listed the winner below and an honorable mention. The other entries appear below this in order of entry.

Enjoy!

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Introducing: The “Crazy Caption Contest” (Closed)

January 10, 2019January 12, 2019 Peregrine Arc: An Author's Scratchwork

Just two more days to enter! Give it a whirl.

A.R. Clayton

We’re going to start off 2019 with a bang on Peregrine Arc! I’m going to include a photo below and you’ll post in the comments something humorous and divine about what in the world you think is going on. Put your Alice in Wonderland dress on now, because we’ll be tumbling down some rabbit holes yet…

The winner of the most chuckles will be chosen by me and the saint. Ties will be decided by the Labrador. The winner will be announced Saturday Jan. 12th and awarded the gift of humor. In other words, you’ll be recognized as the winning entry on my blog and you’ll have made people laugh. How great is that?

The rules and photo are below.

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Strive to Thrive (aka: A Self-Love Letter)

January 9, 2019January 9, 2019 Peregrine Arc: An Author's Scratchwork

Received permission from the author to reblog this. Included some important reminders and lessons about self love and self care. And it has a Neverending Story reference. I’m sold! Enjoy, Arcians.

The Girl From Jupiter

People are a mess, aren’t we?

I mean, we try. We each do our best to survive the Monday,
to make it to the end of the year, year after year. But who wants to live a
life that’s all about surviving? It’s so much better when we strive to thrive.

(Did I just make up that slogan? Because I love it and would totally wear the t-shirt).

Thriving can be hard, though. Sometimes, really, really hard. We know what we need to do to live better, to be better people. But it takes a great deal of effort and consistency. Exercise more. Eat less. Read more, communicate better, and above all, love harder. Love your spouses, love your kids, love your neighbor, love yourself.