To say that my New Year’s post is a little late would be an understatement. It’s already February, and I’ve yet to write a blog post this year (aside from having a guest, C. S. Boyack and a reblog of Mae Clair’s post about her latest release). I started a draft, or at least I... Continue Reading →
New Year, New Beginnings
New beginnings. Okay, I probably say that this time every year. But I always look at January 1 as a time to start over. To put aside our perceived failures and move forward to achieve our plans and dreams. As you know from my last post, I didn’t accomplish all that I planned last year.... Continue Reading →
500 Words & Two Cats
I hope you will forgive the sporadic posts this month—and another cat story. The 31-day writing challenge, as well as our cat saga, has taken quite a bit of my time this month. Next week, I plan to be back on more of a regular schedule—including the second of my First Friday Fiction posts. It’s... Continue Reading →
Technology May Be The Death of Me, But I’m Still Writing
On December 31, I sat down to list my writing goals for the year. I shared in my post that day that while I planned to be an intentional writer in 2013, I didn’t set specific goals. Therefore, I did not achieve as much as I had hoped. While browsing Facebook (one of the many... Continue Reading →
I Didn’t Expect The Friendships
In October 2012, I signed up for an online writing course by Jeff Goins called Tribe Writers. I can’t remember how I heard about it, but the course sounded like what I needed to take my writing to the next level. I had taken writing courses before, several of them online, but this course was... Continue Reading →
7 Encouraging Quotes to Impact Your Life
There are times when you come across a quote, a line in a movie, or a sentence in a book that makes a huge impact on your life. Often, the quote comes at a time when you need it the most. Fellow Tribe Writer Bryan Hutchinson, from Positive Writer, challenged us to share seven quotes... Continue Reading →
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