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2020: Fewer Possessions, More Experiences – The Summer of our Discontent
It’s been three weeks since my spinal surgery and I’m feeling human. I walk and practice my physical therapy exercises and I’ve even had to get back into cooking. I’m doing well. It’s been a strange and hot … Continue reading
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Tagged back brace, physical therapy, reading, sickness, surgeries, trips, walker, writing
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2018 Clearing My Life: Too Many Story Ideas?
As a writer, sometimes I get so tired and overwhelmed with my own ideas, I want to quit. I need a vacation. I have a bad case of wander-lust most of the time. Maybe it is the season … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooming Justice, manuscript, newsworthy, publisher, release party, story ideas, writing
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: The Blessing of Writing
This week I have a guest on the blog, Janet K. Brown. Worth Forgiving is the second in her Wharton Rock Series. Prejudice and mistrust hinders an ex-con, drug addict’s new beginning. The state of Texas releases from prison … Continue reading
THE BALANCE ACHIEVED THROUGH WRITING GROUPS
I’m a member of several writing groups and I can’t say how much those people mean to me. Not only are they great friends – we would do anything for each other, and have – but they are … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, critique groups, support groups, throw in the towel, writers, writing, writing groups
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Balancing Surgery, Viruses and Writing
This looks like me this week. My husband and I have been sharing a virus after his hip surgery a mere three weeks ago. Rehab, viruses and work have taken their toll. Even the dog is tired of … Continue reading
LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013: NO 41
I have the greatest job in the world. In the last few years I have found myself unemployed twice through no fault of my own. I worked at the local Air Force Base for fifteen years before my job … Continue reading
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Tagged beta reader, court room, hobbies, job, legal, maternity leave, old, paralegal, retired, unemployed, writing, young
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO IN 2013; NO. 38
If you read my blog on a weekly basis, you will notice a little change this week. In an effort to re-invent myself, I am constantly looking for change, and it was time to change the website. “Views from … Continue reading
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Tagged Bret Cogburn, community, gardening, manuscript, musings, paper, Pulitzer Prize, rash, recipes, recycle, writing
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LUCKY THIRTEEN – FIFTY-TWO NEW THINGS TO DO FOR 2013: NO. 27
As a writer, I sometimes come up against a creativity wall. I won’t call it writers’ block because I have so many ideas floating around in my head all the time that I know I’ll never have enough time … Continue reading
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Tagged Beach House Kristin Nador, Death Valley, Oklahoma, patio, Texas Gulf Coast, writers, writing
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