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▲ 25 r/Poetry

[poem] The Peace of Wild Things - Wendell Berry

She was born on August 5, 1934, and died on August 31, 2026, at the age of 92. RIP, Wendell Berry 🤍

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 4 days ago
▲ 19 r/90DayFiance

Does Josh have a thing for humiliation??

Does anyone else think Josh might have a thing for humiliation? Between Catie repeatedly embarrassing him and the situations he willingly puts himself in over and over, it really makes me wonder if there’s something more to it 🤨

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 1 month ago
▲ 33 r/sequim

I stumbled on fairy pools today 🧚🏽 🍄‍🟫

Hiked Pats Prairie Botanical Trail. The trail is gorgeous this time of year. The forest was so vibrant and green.

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 2 months ago
▲ 142 r/Forest

I stumbled on a fairy pool today 🧚🏽 🍄‍🟫

A little reminder that magic still exists

Edit: Pat's Prairie in Sequim, Washington

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 2 months ago
▲ 35 r/food

[homemade] first time making chicken katsu curry

My little kitchen was absolutely destroyed last night trying to make this, but honestly, it was worth the mess 😋🍛

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 2 months ago
▲ 28 r/PacificNorthwest

You never know what the tide will leave behind. Here are some items I discovered while camping in Sequim, WA tonight

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 2 months ago
▲ 341 r/workfromhome

Step into my office please

My favorite part of working from home isn’t the flexibility..it’s this view. Some days I’m locked in the back office, but most days I’m right here.

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 3 months ago
▲ 544 r/PacificNorthwest

Hurricane Ridge - Port Angeles, WA

If you're exploring Western Washington, Hurricane Ridge is a must see. Located inside the Olympic National Park (right next to the Olympic National Forest) it is fully paved all the way to the top with stunning views, and even the main summit trail is paved and easy to walk. Go see it! This is what it looked like on Sunday 7/5

u/Hour-Bee9396 — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/BetaReaders

[complete] [25,933k] [Dark Fantasy Novella] From Monsters to Men; A Lesson in Blood 🩸

Sharing my story with the world feels like a beautiful milestone.. though I can't seem to shake the urge to disappear and pretend the internet doesn't exist. I've been told that's a terrible strategy for both growth and marketing, so here I am, choosing courage instead.

Before I share it, I want to be transparent about the content. While there is no sexual violence or sexual assault, the story does contain public executions and psychologically disturbing acts carried out in the name of politics and ideology. However, the violence is never there for shock value alone. It was written to explore how fear and hatred shape the people who live within my world.

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A glimpse into my story:

Theo has spent his life being told that monsters live beyond the southern desert. But when his closest friend is executed for being one of them, everything he was taught begins to unravel.

Forced to carry the king's message into the very land he was told to fear, Theo finds himself caught between two kingdoms on the brink of war, where every answer uncovers a terrifying truth.

Before his story ends, Theo must decide which truths are worth saving, and what loyalty really means.

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This is a standalone dark fantasy novella set in the same world as my novel. More than anything, I'm hoping to learn whether my story feels clear and engaging. If something confused you, slowed the pacing, or didn't work, I want to hear about it.

If Theo’s story sounds like your kind of adventure, please DM me. I'd be grateful to have you along for the journey.

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u/Hour-Bee9396 — 3 months ago