Category: Writing
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Fixing Consistency With Butter And Salt
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Dear Fans, Friends, Fiends, Foes and Family, Consistency. That is the key word that I need to focus on. I need to produce content here on my blog and while I (think I) have the ingredients all together in one place, just like any other recipe they must be mixed…
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Update on New Job and Blogging
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Greetings, Salutations and Hi There to all of my fans, friends, fiends, foes and relatives, As many of you are aware I have been working at a new job since mid-June. The decision to leave Walmart was probably one of the better ones I have made in my life and…
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Why I Put Fair Blows the Wind at Number Three
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Dear Louis L’Amour Fans, I had changed my chronology of the first three books to put Fair Blows the Wind back as the first book to read in the series after I had received an e-mail pointing out that Louis himself had stated that the hulk of the ship that…
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Blogging A – Z Challenge 2015 U
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Blogging A – Z Challenge U is for Ubiquitous This is one of my favorite words, but alas, unlike that overused, misused and abused adjective, “awesome,” ubiquitous is not found commonly used by a lot of people. This is a shame. It is a good, fun word with a solid…
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Blogging A – Z Challenge 2015 Q
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Blogging A – Z Challenge Q is for Quitting? Nope. Not gonna do it. Not gonna quit. Even though the month is over for the Blogging A – Z challenge, I am going to finish it out anyway. I can do it, even with screwball schedules and challenges that have…
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Blogging A – Z Challenge 2015 P
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Blogging A – Z Challenge P is for Poor, Pitiable Readers Please accept my apologies, gentle readers, but I do have reasons for being so tardy and would also like to point out that, while I may not be caught up to date on the Insecure Writers Support Group Blogging…
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Blogging A – Z Challenge 2015 O
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Blogging A – Z Challenge “O for a muse of fire…” O is for Talk Like Shakespeare Day April 23rd is Talk Like Shakespeare Day as well as English Language Day. I have always been a big fan of both. I began reading Shakespeare in Junior High. I didn’t try…