Well, I finally went and did it.
Author: Rob's Surf Report
Rob lives near the geographical center of the North American continent with his wife, daughters, and one very needy cat. Most days he's a member of the law enforcement community, and tries to keep himself sane by making himself both stronger and more creative. His big plan is to find a way back to the coast and to stay there for good so he can surf the livelong day.
Haiku: Homeship
Homeship The purring engines — noiseless in the depths of space — in here hum serene. This post was prompted by the Genre Haiku Challenge on Rob’s Surf Report.
Genre Haiku Challenge: Science Fiction
I created a blogging challenge!
Should I stay or should I go?
“Safety first”, as they are wont to say.
Thought Sauce
What if I spoke my mind?
Haiku: Danger
Danger Acidic anger burns the container more than targets intended.
My idea is that perspective is a tool . . .
If you imagine that you’re somewhere looking out at the world, where would that place be?
A Page From A Surfer Girl’s Journal
This blog post comes from a site that I discovered relatively recently, and instantly decided it was worth following. Karen and Tiare of Wahine Wednesdays post some of the most touching and soulful content I have the privilege of reading; in addition this particular post exemplifies why I feel no guilt at calling myself Surfer Rob even though I’ve never had the pleasure of enjoying a ride on the waves.
– Rob
Haiku: Timeless
Timeless Sometimes I wonder — how can tomorrow ever come after today?
What is Surfer Rob so scared of?
Have you become more, or less fearless with age?
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