By Vera & Jean-Christophe from Europe (Vicuña) [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)%5D, via Wikimedia Commons
Some are annual, like this challenge, where we discover new friends and find old friends alike, each of us supporting one another in the daunting task of blogging 6 days a week whether or not we have something to say. Some villages collect over time, those kindred spirits you come across who share your view on the work of writing.
The latest village making me warm and fuzzy is the one that emerged organically yesterday, the one I’ve dubbed #MAYkingItWork (uh huh), a rag-tag bunch of us, all confessing to moldering unfinished work, all committing to pick something abandoned to work on in May.
Have something you’ve abandoned and want to give it another try? Feel free to join us. Everyone’s welcome in this village.
In this modern age, we’re no longer limited by geographical boundaries and distance. Our villages can include anyone from anywhere. Our A to Z village spans the globe, over and over and over again.
Take that, xenophobia.
Check out my full-length novels:
Aunty Ida’s Full-Service Mental Institution (by Invitation Only)
Aunty Ida’s Holey Amazing Sleeping Preparation (Not Doctor Recommended)
The Great Paradox and the Innies and Outies of Time Management.
And download Better Living Through GRAVY and Other Oddities, it’s free!
A Bit to Read 
You’re making the #AtoZChallenge sound like a week in San Tropez. Or Torquay. Or Mar e lago. Perhaps not the last.
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Yeah, definitely not the last one!
It’s all one sparkly beach 😉
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Surely that’s a perfect description of #AtoZChallenge?! (Hollow laughter…two hours to write about 800 words, followed by 400 in about 30 minutes).
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You’re the one who picked the theme that actually takes consideration! 😉
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Fair point!
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This is so true. We each have our own strengths and weaknesses, so we can help support each other and find new ways to work and improve.
Cait @ Click’s Clan
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🙂 Exactly! And I love how we’re no longer limited by where we live.
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