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Tag Archives: memoir
Boldly stating my #ROW80 goals, Round 2
“Whoever fights monsters should see to it that, in the process, he does not become a monster.”~Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher Welcome to Round 2 of A Round of Words in 80 Days, running April 2 – June 22, 2017. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog hops, blogging, books, DadMemoir, family, memoir, New Jersey, ROW80, social media, writing
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The Friendship Edition of #WeekendCoffeeShare
If we were having coffee… Thanks for meeting me here. SmartWorld Coffee is the first coffeeshop I discovered here in New Jersey. It’s my default location because it’s close to temporary housing and it’s the warmest coffee shop I’ve ever … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog hops, blogging, coffee, memoir, Michigan, New Jersey, poetry, scrapbook, WeekendCoffeeShare, writing
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Should you write about everything?
“Be happy for this moment; this moment is your life.”~Omar Khayyam, Persian poet I made it to the other side. The 2-day move from Michigan to New Jersey was casual. April weather in February accompanied me my entire drive. My … Continue reading
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My first writerly goodbye, and my steel cut emotions
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” Mahatma Gandhi, Indian leader Damn, these goodbyes are getting harder. Today I said goodbye to John, the moderator of my Deadwood Writers Group. He challenged … Continue reading
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A fabulous #WeekendCoffeeShare with friends, football and Frappes
If we were having coffee…. Thanks for coming over to my house today. I hope Keurig coffee is okay today. Excuse the mess on the table, but I hosted my annual Halloween Crop at Casa de la Hirsch last night, … Continue reading
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Tagged art journaling, ATCs, Blog hops, blogging, coffee, DadMemoir, Deadwood Writers, eBook, family, games, Halloween, holiday, memoir, NaNoWriMo, Penn State, ROW80, scrapbook, WeekendCoffeeShare, writing
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Launching into #ROW80 Round 4 with a deep sigh of writing
“Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment.”~Oprah Winfrey, American entertainer It’s that time again: writing success or failure? I started these A Round of Words in 80 Days challenges last year … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog hops, blogging, DadMemoir, eBook, family, Happy Planner, memoir, planner, ROW80, social media, writing
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The beautiful unboxing of Beautiful Madness Book Case, Chapter 3
“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.”~John Dewey, American philosopher I’m so glad I found Beautiful Madness Book Case subscription company tucked in the back of Aisle 1 at BookExpo America 2016 in Chicago. The owner was … Continue reading
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Emerging perspectives for emerging writers
“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.”~Albert Einstein, German scientist I now understand why beta readers are so important to writers. Since I moved to Michigan, I have relied on my Deadwood Writers Group for input and … Continue reading