The Twittersphere provided even more gems and droppings of wisdom for this week’s installment of:
Tweets of the Week*:
@LGwenn RT @MacDibble “When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.” ― Hunter S. Thompson
@LGwenn RT @EmperorFranzen Not to trivialize childbirth, but bringing a novel to full-term is much more difficult than popping out a brat.
@BronxZoosCobra Trick or treat, I have no feet, give me something good to slowly digest over several days. #happyhalloween
@LGwenn RT @dianagill Shoes that are hiking/work boots in the front and high heels in the back are footwear’s mullets.
@badbanana A hat and cape used to mean you were well off. Now it means you’re in a marching band.
@micheleboyd Ah, Halloween. The day when the cosplayers look at the rest of the world and say, “Aww. How cute.”
@sirra_girl There are two types of writers. Some write for money, so they publish. Anything. The others write to pursue their dreams of being published.
@KellyMeding RT @LawrencePearce Good quote RT @jasonpinter: “Nobody but a reader ever became a writer.” –Richard Peck #TweensRead
@WritersDigest “Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see.” -Arthur Schopenhauer
*Note: Give or take a TON of human error, all tweets are mostly as they appear in my feed to include RT credits (when able), trends, misspells, poor punctuation, lies, misrepresentations, raindrops on roses, whiskers on kittens, and cows jumping over the moon.