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Tag Archives: Writing
Wrong Answer
My husband told me that we have luna moths that fly in dipping, circular patterns all night. Luna moths are magical, like fire flies. When I got up to pee, I looked out the window, and sure enough, they were … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomy, Human Condition, Marriage
Tagged Aging GRACEFULLY, Personal, Relationships, True Love, Writing
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Sales Semantics
Everyone and their uncles would like to believe they serve “clients”. Customers are so old school and tacky, not nearly as refined as hoity-toity clients. Spare me. Lawyers and accountants serve clients. Medical professions serve patients. Retailers serve consumers. The … Continue reading
Daybell’s Freebie
Richard Daybell has a free, and we do love free, copy of Naughty Marietta available. Visit his blog to meet some of his characters and to hook up with the free link.
Without Words
It’s the same old story. We’ve been working our tails off. I’ve lost count of how many weekends we’ve worked through or how many hours I put in through the course of a work day. We’re working like sweatshop slaves. … Continue reading
Ned Hickson Columnist
Phase two of my book promo plan: Anonymous surveillance photos of recipients. Ned is a humor columnist. His posts are funny and he seems to be a really nice guy. He favors sturdy, sensible, orthopedic pumps.
Found Treasure
I found this precious gem, http://teresaevangelinespoetry.blogspot.com/, yesterday and I am so taken with the refreshing clarity that I have to share it. Teresa calls them micro-poems, I call them perfection.
Back View
“You spent 23.75 hours of the day engaged in other things. Something to consider: kids nowadays are big into the hook up, just like in the 70s. Sex amongst friends is considered the very best way to go these days … Continue reading
Hear Here
The most peaceful days of my life were the days when I was almost half a world away from my biological family. My husband wishes I wouldn’t feel this way or, since I do feel this way, he wishes I … Continue reading
Sharing Love
Here are four blogs I’ve visited- The Bully Pulpit http://jrbenjamin.com/ strong writing. Phil Kneen Photography http://philkneen.wordpress.com/ striking images. Perception http://thejeremynix.wordpress.com/ compelling perspective. KatanaPen http://katanapen.wordpress.com/ engaging voice.
The Reader
I finished Richard’s Story, which is Richard Daybell’s story because he provided the inspiration for it by holding a mirror up to my words so I could see them better. It was also Lucy’s story. I had to get the … Continue reading
