Where Am I Wearing?
Let your mind wonder
Reasonable Writing Advice from Mark Twain
Write without pay until somebody offers pay. If nobody offers within three years, the candidate may look upon this circumstance with the most implicit confidence as the sign that... [Read this entry]
Does blogging build a writing career?
Abha from Writtenroad.com asks several travel writers HERE, “How important is blogging in building your career as a travel-writer? Has blogging ever got you any work with print publications?” She... [Read this entry]
In the hands of a higher power
I finished editing the book yesterday. Now it’s in the hands of a higher power – Richard, my editor.
I’m happy with how it all went and I enjoy... [Read this entry]
Today’s writing exercise: Rolphing
If only I would have discovered Rolphing before I finished my book. I’m sure it would have taken my creativity to whole other level. Matt Sloan and Aaron Yonda... [Read this entry]
Erma Bombeck writers’ conference
I’m not sure I’ve made it as a writer yet. Such things are like knowing whether or not a country is in a recession – only hindsight can tell.... [Read this entry]
A thousand words…Garrison Keillor
At the Erma Bombeck conference in 2006 I met Dave Barry. This weekend at the conference I met Garrison Keillor of Prairie Home Companion/Writer’s Almanac/Lake Woebegone/column writing fame.
More... [Read this entry]
Heavy stuff
It’s one thing to have an idea in your head, but it’s a whole other (super cool) thing to hold that idea in your hand.
The heavy lifting of the writing... [Read this entry]
Contractual benchmark obliterated and still obliterating
After yesterday’s day of writing I thought I had surpassed my contractually obligated 65,000 words and was feeling kind of proud. It turns out I had excluded a few... [Read this entry]
I’m guest blogging today
Today, I’m guest blogging on my agent’s website. Since I have both a website and a blog Caren wanted me to give the pro’s and con’s of each from... [Read this entry]
Do I look like an author to you?
Despite wanting to skip through the streets and scream from the rooftops that my book, my very own book, is going to be published in November, I don’t (other than... [Read this entry]
I was made in America. My “Jingle These” Christmas boxers were MADE IN BANGLADESH.I had an all-American childhood in rural Ohio. My all-American blue jeans were MADE IN CAMBODIA.
I wore flip-flops every day for a year when I worked as a SCUBA diving instructor in Key West. They were MADE IN CHINA.
One day while staring at a pile of clothes on the floor, I noticed the tag of my favorite T-shirt: MADE IN HONDURAS.
I read the tag. My mind wandered.
A quest was born. A book was written.
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The political process must be embraced by the mass ... [read more] - Kelsey on USA Basketball and…
Kyle, Check out the comparison here: http://sport ... [read more] - dalton zahir on USA Basketball and…
My friend , its your underwear made in Bangladesh ... [read more] - Melissa on USA Basketball and…
Ha! Did you notice the picture has you straddling ... [read more] - Kyle Timmerman on USA Basketball and…
What a great game! I haven't been that on the edg ... [read more] - Kelsey on It’s (probably) a girl!
Thanks Eva. By then I'm sure that it will embarra ... [read more] - Eva on It’s (probably) a girl!
Kelsey, this post made me well up a little. It al ... [read more] - Melissa on A Petition: Make “Coming Home Barbie” Available to Everyone
Now that's "responsible public advocacy" I can sup ... [read more] - Kelsey on A Petition: Make “Coming Home Barbie” Available to Everyone
I'm thinking about starting a petition against stu ... [read more] - Melissa on A Petition: Make “Coming Home Barbie” Available to Everyone
Interesting--mostly, because "PetitionOnline.com p ... [read more]
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- Of Globalization and Garments
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