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Image courtesy of artzenter at FreeDigitalPhotos.net. If, today, you and I were able to sit at… Continue reading If you and I were able to have one last cup of coffee …
I have always prided myself for ability to write wherever I find myself – a bustling coffee shop, the middle of a crowded train station, or a tranquil hideaway.
Continue reading “Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Virginia Woolf”
The quote by Jules Renard makes me pause. The quiet reflective side of me connects to this quote and thinks of me as the young, almost painfully shy little girl finding her place in a large and loud extended Italian-American family.
Two weeks ago, before reading the theme for the weekly Writer’s Quote Wednesday (WQW) Challenge, I selected a Faulkner quote that ironically aligned with the theme. Typically, I don’t wait for the weekly theme to be announced to participate in WQW. Instead, I post what speaks to me and ignore the theme. This would be the second time Ronovan has chosen a theme my preselected quote aligns with perfectly.
Continue reading “Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Change and Obsession”
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Dad blowing out the candles on his 66th Birthday. Today would have been my father’s 84th… Continue reading Happy Birthday Dad! Love, Your Favorite
Saturday Shares is a feature on from the sticks to the bricks and back again that promotes deliberate re-blogging. What is … Continue reading Saturday Shares – I Raised My Voice Against Hatred
One of the lessons that I learned in my journalism classes in college was that good writers eliminate unnecessary words. Continue reading “Writer’s Quote Wednesday – William Strunk Jr.”
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