Storyteller
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Happy Monday! Wait!?! How can I title my blog “suicide” and start with such a cheerful salutation? It’s simple… I’m not going to sugarcoat it. And I’ll also be honest that I believe it has the power to create complications with the Coronavirus. So, what does this have to do with writing? I’ll tell you … Continue reading Suicide… Writing, huh?
Happy Sunday! I know that I normally write on the weekdays. But this week was busy for me like for you too. We’re in uncertain times for sure. Everyone has stressed the importance of washing your hands. Okay. This is a no brainer for sure. And they’ve also stressed social distancing. Yes. It’s important to … Continue reading Journals in the Coronavirus
Happy Friday! I hope that this finds you well even if you can’t find toilet paper to save your life. My only thing about this whole Coronavirus Pandemic is that panicking won’t make it go away or faster. So please be kind to your fellow human at this time. As the old saying goes… We’re … Continue reading Legacy Code with Writing
Happy Friday! So… I admit that I’ve been in a tailspin since I made my decision last week. My brain immediately thought of all my feature ideas that I’ve been kicking around for a while. But there is a big difference between my new ideas versus my old ones… And I mean this literally. My … Continue reading Bad Advice
Hey everyone! How’s life? Life is good and busy. Here’s the thing though… I’ve already written this blog a couple of times over the last few days. It’s to help me focus down on what it is that I want to say this week. What is that I want to say that requires so much … Continue reading Decision
Hey there everyone! I know that it’s been forever. Life has been incredibly busy. But it’s also brought about many a writing insight that I plan to share with you all. My other big thing is that I want to mix it up. See… I don’t want to be a dog on a bone telling … Continue reading What is Your Question?
Happy Sunday! Do you remember my post about outlining? Ha! I thought that I was soooooo clever because I convinced myself that I had peace with outlines. Little did I know that my acceptance of them is the first step in the journey of 1,000 miles. But let’s be honest about the fact that this … Continue reading First Drafts…
