Article #15: Talk To Me America
I’m an independent voter. Sure I have leanings towards the liberal side, but I place more emphasis on the equality for all part of the Constitution and not so much … Continue reading
What’s Up Doc #21: Down So Long
I am going to put a sad little rain cloud over my head a moment. Fair warning. Another contest has come and gone and I didn’t make it to another … Continue reading
Protected: What’s Up Doc #20: Rooted — #NYCMidnight FFC Round 2 GR14
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Musings #34: Nonsensical Depiction of Women in Science Fiction and Fantasy (#amwriting)
As I continue to write in my book and developing my female lead, I have been more hyper aware lately of when I fall into writing my female into a … Continue reading
What’s Up Doc #19: Hello. Is It Me You’re Looking For?
Hello, people! I know that the blog has been hibernating for the most part, but I thought I would give you an update. What the hell have you been doing? … Continue reading
Protected: What’s Up Doc #17: Night Run — #NYCMidnight FFC Round 1 GR14
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Yeah Write #42: Puppy Love (Super Challenge Non-Fiction Essay Round 1) #amwriting
At only two years old, my daughter told us with a confident nod, “I want a doggie.” How adorable! How sweet! Five years later, the statement has turned from cute … Continue reading
Musings #33: Where is the Whimsy in Our Boys?
My daughter’s school is celebrating the last week with a different dress theme every day. This morning my silly girl happily put on a Hawaiian shirt, big clip-on flowers in … Continue reading
Article #14: How To Teach Children To Ride A Bike in Five Steps Without Tears and Concussions
In honor of my four year old son learning to ride his two wheeled bike today, I would like to share with you how you can teach children to ride … Continue reading
What’s Up Doc #17: Chores and Bikes
I am still alive despite the cobwebs all up in here! My husband was out of state for a week, we spent four days painting gazebo fencing by hand, I’ve … Continue reading
Yeah Write #37: Missing the Bus (#nonfiction)
When I was in sixth grade, I had an opportunity to attend a special fall program at another school. It would have required me to take the bus once a … Continue reading
Feature #6: It Is Never Too Late To Feel Beautiful, or To Be Courageous (Perseverance)
I have posted a few times about my cousin Tracey who is 52 and has boldly put herself out there in various contests against much younger women. You can catch … Continue reading
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