X, Y, and Z are the last three letters of the alphabet. The
last three posts of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. I didn’t quite make it
to those three letters before the timer ran out on the 2012 challenge, but I
did make it further than last year.
On the 2011 challenge I made it to P for Patience. Something
I exhibited a great deal during the month of April. I created a challenging
theme for myself. The Saga of Ben Mason, his journey from a young fool about to
lose everything he had in a card game, as a soldier in the civil war and as an
outlaw seeking vengeance for his family’s deaths.
Ben’s story ended around the letter K with Killing Hammond …
or so I thought. It felt like an end at the time but lately Ben has been
yammerin in my ear. He keeps telling me that we need to go back and fill in the
blanks we left between posts and there is more to his story to come. Don’t you
love it when characters get bossy?
This April was both difficult and inspiring as I struggled
to keep up with posting, having a flu bug twice and going back to school. Once
Ben’s story ended (or so I thought) I managed to come close to catching up.
I made it all the way to W for Warned before the gong rang
and found some wonderful new blogs to follow. So I am calling A to Z 2012 a success here on Gladiator’s
Pen, and like the Ben Mason story, it doesn’t end here.
There are more challenges to come and more stories to tell. I
look forward to each and every one.
If you would like to read Ben Mason's story start here with Aces and Eights and enjoy the ride.
I'll have to check his story out. Sounds interesting. Just found you for the Reflections, better late than never I guess!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on getting farther this year!
Congratulations on coming so far! You made it further than last year... get ready to kick it all the way to Z in 2013! :)
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I missed a few letters in the middle, but I agree it was a success! Thanks for sharing your reflections.
ReplyDeleteStill visiting from the A-Z. Congrats to you and all that participated.
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