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I had a purpose for this Thursday posting… Hmmm, what was it? *sigh* I’m forgetful. There’s too much to remember! I just can’t “busy” like I used to. I can’t possibly be expected to keep track of it all! Especially with the potential digressions. And distractions. I think I suffer from grAyDD. Look! A penny! I need…
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I was in Madison and I thought of you. I found a jar of Carmex in my bag and I thought of you. I made mac’n’cheese and I thought of you. I saw a red convertible Mustang and I thought of you. I heard a commercial for 1-800-Kars-4-Kids and I thought of you. I ate half a batch…
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A few weeks ago, I was on a Carnival cruise from New Orleans to Mexico. Have you cruised? Spent time on a ship sailing south with total strangers? If yes, then you’ll know–Cruise ships are a microcosm of anatomy on parade. Not just a collection of people from strange lands and foreign cultures, all races, religions, beliefs…
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Uh-oh. I seem to be in a bit of a funk. I forgot to blog yesterday. Much like the Blackhawks forgot to defend. It’s cool. It happens. Not three games in a row. But, whatever. I remembered about 11:10 last night that I hadn’t posted my weekly Monday Blog. The game was not even close…
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My latest published work is now available on Kindle! Download Kinder Garden today! It’s a novella in the Kindle World of Mary O’Reilly Paranormal Mystery by author Terri Reid. Only $1.99, it’s a quick and satisfying read. You should totally download it, read it, and review it! Totally. Here’s the dealio: My friend, author Terri Reid, began the…
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The latest in my Let’s Talk about Books, Baby review series: “Thanks to an unprecedented–and unaccredited–writing program, dogs everywhere are exposing their true inner lives through the power of poetry.” So opens, I Could Chew on This: And Other Poems by Dogs, by Francesco Marciuliano, a delightful literary indulgence for dog lovers. It’s a terrific…
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I am cutting back on my obligations. I’m retiring from my voluntary career. After six years of dedication to In Print Professional Writers’ Organization, I’m stepping down. No longer on the board in any capacity, nor lingering in the peripheral with ancillary duties, I’m done. This includes Word of Art. After three amazingly successful, fulfilling,…