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Comment by Kim Wilson on August 27, 2012 at 11:38am

The Spices In Life by Kimberly Wilson

We add flavor our foods, our homes, our wardrobes and most of us add a little flavor to our lives. Meet Christine Veronica Webbster whose life is flavored with emotional, financial and social spices that fires flavor into her every waking moment.

From the day of her platinum-spoon birth into the household of the super-wealthy Webbsters, her emotional stability went on a downward spiral in to never, never land. Along the way she knowingly makes a life-long nemesis of Angelia McCarthy, acquires two Master Degrees and two multimillion dollar businesses, all the way to giving away her fortune and meeting the Grim Reaper face to face; delicious.

The Spices In Life has all the flavors in the mix.

My first novel can be ordered: http://www.amazon.com/dp/ B007F22K6I and it’s .99.

Thank you for your literary support. Please Facebook this to your family friends and every social circle you have; again, I’d greatly appreciate it.

 

BOLD STATEMENTS

Why are so many people needing to be un-acceptable. Why do they reach out to me in such a forceful manner. Do I appear to relinquish my RIGHTS as an achiever in any given effort. Read me my MEMORIES and the answer will reach out and touch someone; any one. The remedies that reside within my mind are consequences that may render one USELESS in their efforts. Recycle mandatory affections and reside amongst the COMPETITION that may master anger’s rejects. What we fail to sometimes realize is that we make MISTAKES but we are not to be held accountable for the such. RECAPTURE every demeanor that may fight to survive and within that circle, may become beknownst to you. When a TIGER cries and that they do, we can’t hear it as well as when a TREE falls and yes, it does make a SOUND. Feel me when you can’t and even when you won’t because everything I ATTEMPT to become only remembers that which may bring about my DEEPEST fear. ROARING is a call of the wild. Screaming comes from inside the closet and the mercy never rest. FAILURE can never be accounted for if the attempts are MEASURED. Record the evidence and scream it from within. Never allow FORCES to be with you; there is a heaven and the only way to know that, is to FORGIVE. Forgive when you can’t or simply when you don’t want to. Escape and FREE your…..

Knowing their mind allows the PLEASURE to revolve around what I resolute; and the REWARD will be all mine, no yours too.

Support that which is MANDATORY. I don’t think so far that which we accept is only as far as the eye can see and to only see can bring about UNBELIEF. Boldness is a fortified ELEMENT that will extinguish an enormous, burning DESIRE; there is another understanding which must be LEANED on.

Kim Wilson

OOWEE

onmyownkikl@yahoo.com

http://www.kimkologne@synthasite.com

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Comment by Bernice McWilliams on March 21, 2011 at 5:00pm

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Comment by Odessa Rose on March 13, 2010 at 2:21pm

I'm in the process of rewriting. I have to focuc on mood. I'm going to watch one of my favorite movies. Halloween. Even before Michael Myers gets to Hadonfield, you know something bad is going to happen to that town, just by the quiet, tree-lined streets, the sweet children running around, the big, single family homes. The director did a great job of setting the mood. Hadonfield is a beautiful place for something ugly to happen. My novel isn't anywhere near this dark, but Halloween does such a great job of setting mood that it helps me to think about mood in my story. Does anyone have a movie that helps you set mood in your story?

Comment by Dominique on February 12, 2010 at 7:26pm

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Comment by Kim Wilson on September 7, 2009 at 4:10am

Doubling UP
I see myself getting through this madness, such sadness. I’ve had great things but the mighty powers that rule found me a delicacy, and a neat red bow became a habit to indulge, divulge. My inheritance is coming to me because I cant see poverty, any where down any line at any time being my mind is renewing, still brewing. Yeah I fall, of course I stumble and being likeable means nothing from a stand up, sho’nuff wo-man up! Hell hath no fury like an addiction scorned heaping on me bargains and burdens and death moving, not leaving me the $%^& alone. I see the other side of growing through. I see the other side of going through, MOVE, I was born too! Out of nowhere a show up demanding extra *&^% powers that be feeling, even appealing. I’m getting through, greater will I be because of Him that I’m running to see, alike to be.
Kim Wilson
OOWEE
kimkologne.synthasite.com