#TrotOfOz: Why would you assume he is either of those?
The Cowardly Lion was not a lion man, or a man dressed as a lion, but of course an ordinary lion, as large as a horse, which is of course larger than a sawhorse.
The Cowardly Lion was not a lion man, or a man dressed as a lion, but of course an ordinary lion, as large as a horse, which is of course larger than a sawhorse.
November 3, 2024 at 2:14 AM
#TrotOfOz: Why would you assume he is either of those?
The Cowardly Lion was not a lion man, or a man dressed as a lion, but of course an ordinary lion, as large as a horse, which is of course larger than a sawhorse.
The Cowardly Lion was not a lion man, or a man dressed as a lion, but of course an ordinary lion, as large as a horse, which is of course larger than a sawhorse.
It's technically November, the best kind of November, and I have started #TrotOfOz for #NotNoWriMo, the month-long writing competition unrelated to any icky non-profits. At 1238 words in, I find myself needing sleep.
November 1, 2024 at 7:33 AM
It's technically November, the best kind of November, and I have started #TrotOfOz for #NotNoWriMo, the month-long writing competition unrelated to any icky non-profits. At 1238 words in, I find myself needing sleep.
I finished The Sky Island, the second of the Trot books, and both gave me some things to work with for #TrotOfOz and my #NotNoWriMo writing (completely unrelated to any awful non-profits). Aside from some more background on Trot, and more characters to work with, there's a couple weird plot points.
October 28, 2024 at 5:36 AM
I finished The Sky Island, the second of the Trot books, and both gave me some things to work with for #TrotOfOz and my #NotNoWriMo writing (completely unrelated to any awful non-profits). Aside from some more background on Trot, and more characters to work with, there's a couple weird plot points.