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Category Archives: Writing
Moody
I debated where to put this post…whether on this blog or my other blog, The Sprightly Writer. I decided, since it was mostly about me and writing/creating and well, moodiness, and to a lesser degree about the smart girls, I … Continue reading
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NaNoWriMo update.
7 days into NaNoWriMo. 19 pages and 8,363 words in. 3306 words ‘behind’ schedule. Oh well. I write for a while, take too long of a break for research, sometimes goofing off in the process. I got behind because yesterday … Continue reading
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The compulsion to write
Arriving early at my therapy session today, I sat in an armchair of the waiting room and picked up one of the Newsweek magazines that caught my eye. It was the August 9, 2010 Books issue with a photograph of … Continue reading
The journey continues.
I’ve been stuck in awareness but no growth, hung suspended in time, grappling with the past and the impact on my present. I have had MANY revelations as to why I’m stuck. Stumbling on the concept that I probably have … Continue reading
There’s that faith thing again
Just when I think that I can not resolve some of my lack of deep conviction in the existence of God, because I’m too rational, too analytical, too scientific, a friend of mine tells me he was reading Miguel de … Continue reading
Let’s keep in touch – really
I wrote this on a message board just last night, on a 7 page thread about losing friends over the years. I kind of had an epiphany in yesterday, especially after calling up two college friends that are 4-12 hours … Continue reading
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Why *do* I write?
I’ve been inspired (as I have before) to write a post regarding the reasons behind Why do I write from Joanna at Wisdom Within, Ink. Why does she write? What I know is I was born to put words down … Continue reading
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New and improved experiment format
So…. In keeping with my wishes of the previous post, I tried out a brand new, 3-part experiment for my other blog about Exploring Density and Charles’ Law Using Ivory Soap. I made it very user-friendly by creating a printable … Continue reading
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