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The Post declared that the most recent issue of Book World is the Poetry Issue. I only had time for a quick glance…What I noticed was that they had a few reviews of poetry anthologies, including Conversation Pieces: Poems That Talk to Other Poems, Dark Horses: Poets on Overlooked Poems and Dancing With Joy: […]
Once, when O was 4 months old, my sister came over. If you have had a newborn to care for, then you can understand barely having time to brush your teeth let alone brush your hair. If you have never taken care of a newborn, just trust me on this one.
When my sister gets her […]
On May 5, I’m teaching a creativity workshop in New Jersey. Although I’ve got a lot of the course planned, I thought you might have suggestions about what you’d want to see in a creativity course.
While I’ve taught courses like this quite often, I’ve not taught one to all writers.
If you were to take a […]
This morning, I was thinking how I want to count down the days until April (and NaPoWriMo) are over. That reminded me of a time when I worked for The Mothership (large corporation on a government contract). I walked into the bathroom and chatted with the janitor. I told her I wished it was Friday. […]
UPDATE:Thank you for your responses. I find it fascinating to learn how people use technology for writing.
I use Google for light research — to find a name or date. I do double check sources. It’s curious how we learn if a site is trustworthy or not. Most likely, a site won’t lie about a […]
We arrived Friday afternoon and met about every dog in Rehoboth. O is both fascinated and scared by these creatures. We played on the beach — wondering how I could forget a ball and a bucket/shovel combo. Sadly, Funland (home to Skee Ball) was still closed for the winter, so I was not able to […]
I’ll be at the beach this weekend and hopefully unplugged from the internet. Keep the internet going in my absense and wish me luck at Skee Ball. I’ll write more when I come back.
Thanks to Collin for pointing out this video.
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At first, I was one of the people asking how two hours could go by before the school gets closed down. DH started asking me the hard questions about the situation, and I had to reconsider my original thoughts. What would you do if there was a shooting […]