Don
My blogs
- Writing Fortress
- The Many Twists and Turns of My Life
- Fifteen Minutes of Delusion
- 90,000 Words of Delusion
- The Delusion Tree
Blogs I follow
- Jennifer K. Clark
- #SOTD
- *Tristi Pinkston, Author
- A Good Day
- Apparently !
- Authors Incognito
- Black Ink
- Blastr
- BookEnds Literary Agency
- Cedar Fort Books
- Cedar Fort PR
- Chip MacGregor .com
- Christy Dorrity Author
- Cranberry Corner
- Crash Test Dummies are People Too!
- Crash Test Dummy Diaries
- Deborah T. Bickmore
- Deirdra Eden
- Editorial Anonymous
- Envision Lā’ie
- Erin Apelu
- Farworld
- Forever Ka'ili
- Girl in a Whirl
- Hearts and Hands
- Heather Justesen
- International Author Cheri Chesley
- Janette Rallison's Blog
- Jordan McCollum
- Kaleo: Koolauloa News
- Karey White
- Ke Ola Maika'i
- Laie Dayz
- LDS Publisher
- LDS Women's Book Review
- Literary Rambles
- Living with Lyme
- LymeMD
- MRBunderson
- My Life in a Laptop
- My Paige
- my writer's lair
- mydigitalclutter
- Na Leo Ho'omaluhia -
- nanilaie.info
- Nathan Bransford, Author
- One Cluttered Brain
- One Literature Nut
- Our Schloemer Family Blog
- Parkside Designs
- Pimp My Novel
- Pub Rants
- Publishers Lunch
- Pun Intended
- Queen of Chaos
- Queen of the Clan
- Rachael Anderson
- Randy Lindsay - Author In Training
- Rapid Life
- RaShelle Workman
- Ravings of Intentional Motherhood
- Running Forward: Abel Keogh's Blog
- Scattered Jules
- Seth's Blog
- Shirley Bahlmann Biz
- Sometimes Hard, But Oh-So Worth It!
- Stacy Whitman's Grimoire
- sweet, colorful mangos
- The Dashner Dude
- The Lyon's Tale
- The Many Twists and Turns of My Life
- The Rejecter
- The Writings and Rantings of Frank L. Cole
- Tristi's Challenges
- Twas Brillig
- What is a Sundial in the Shade?
- Write Bravely
- Write Stuff
- Writer in the Pines
- Writing Fortress
- Writing on the Wall
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Technology |
| Occupation | Software Engineer |
| Location | Willow Park, TX |
| Introduction | After careful consideration, I have decided that I am deluded. Deluded into believing that I can help my wife recover from a chronic illness; that I can successfully raise two little girls - one who is mature way beyond her years, and the other who's years will always be far beyond her maturity. Deluded into thinking that anyone would be interested in the things I have to say. And that I can actually find fifteen minutes a day to say them. My life is an aggregate of hope and dispair; joy and pain; failure and (sometimes) success - all held together by a large helping of delusion. Just like yours. Please come and join in my delusions, and feel free to share some delusions of your own. It will probably do us both some good. |