June 2023 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Blogs I Follow
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- Life of Chaz
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- Love Travelling Blog
- The Petigru Review
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- Past the Isle of Dogs
- Extracting Value
- Crafting
- Digitally inked
- The Family Kalamazoo
- Definition of an Adult
- Mothering With Imagination
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Category Archives: writing projects
Little Moments
What have you been writing lately? Are you working on anything? Those are questions I hear frequently. I’m always writing something, even if it’s a gratitude list, some journal entries, a blog post, or a reply to a student’s discussion post. … Continue reading
Sock Suitcase
I thought I was Done with a capital D. The family history was a mammoth task, a time drain, a major stressor, a sleep thief. But then one day after correcting one pesky out-of-place apostrophe, I thought thought Yes and hallelujah. Confident that … Continue reading
Posted in ancestry, family histories, memoir, nonfiction, Uncategorized, writing, writing projects
Tagged ancestry, family history, genealogy, inheritance, wriiting
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Going Nuts 4
I’ve missed blogging. For months, I’ve been consumed with writing, revising, editing, re-revising, formatting, and uploading a family history. About twelve hours ago I uploaded the final version to Amazon’s CreateSpace. At least, I hope it’s the final version. There … Continue reading
Posted in self publishing, Uncategorized, writing, writing projects
Tagged family histories, memoir, self publishing, writing
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Voodoo vs. Hoodoo
The South Carolina Writers’ Association Board met for lunch a couple of weeks ago to go over old business and to discuss current and future events. I’m not the secretary and wasn’t taking notes, but I’m enthusiastic about the organization … Continue reading
Work-in-Progress
Anyone who’s read this blog on even a somewhat regular basis knows I’ve written a book about teaching community college students. Truthfully, the book is more of a project, a work-in-progess, since it’s still on my Mac awaiting edits. It … Continue reading