I had an epiphany this weekend. I just love me an epiphany, especially when it makes me feel happy and in love with the world again. Not that I had fallen out of love with it. Well, maybe a little. Given a few little ups and downs and my anger at the idiots people who […]
This is the third post of a projected very long series and future info product whose name is still under consideration (hence the dual titles above). For background on what's going on, read this post. You might also want to read about the Writing Abundance system that this series is going to cover in depth. […]
This is the second post of a projected very long series and future info product whose name is still under consideration (hence the dual titles above). For background on what's going on, read my post from Monday. You might also want to read about the Writing Abundance system that this series is going to cover […]
This is going to be a short post. My daughter is getting married tomorrow. I've written about her story on this blog before, and you can read more here, and here. But let me just say that weddings are hell on the writing schedule. As if you didn't know that. I suppose planning any event […]
This morning I was talking to my daughter on the phone, our daily call while she drives to work. And I launched into a bit of gossip about a friend we both know. Nothing terribly malicious, just some gossip about how this person is negative and bitchy, with a hint of superiority that I'm not […]
If the title of this post sounds familiar, its because it is….I wrote a post called The Writing Life: It's Raining in Nashville back in September when last I was here. It rained hard then, and it is raining hard once again today. (Above: View of labyrinth from my room at Scarrritt-Bennett) Personally, I […]
The Future That Brought Her Here by Deborah Denicola Before we get started, I want to make one thing perfectly clear, just in case the FTC happens to be reading my blog (stranger things have happened, but not many). I have an ulterior motive in writing this review: I got a free book to do […]
This is a funny confession, but technology inspires me both creatively, and spiritually. I used to live in a tiny bubble that was comprised of my immediate neighborhood, my city, occasional forays to other cities. Now, thanks to technology, I’m connected to a vast web of people, through my blog, email, and social networking. I’ve […]
