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Thoughts on the Bird App, and a November Update
(Apologies in advance for the lengthy post, I guess I had some THOUGHTS.) Well, it’s really a strange time to be a Writer Who Is Online, isn’t it? Most days nowadays are strange, to be sure. But for those of us who found our writing feet on the bird app, as well as a network…
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One Last Shot
A lot of life has happened since I last wrote, which seems to keep happening on this blog. (That’s why I’m slowly transitioning it to more of an author’s website with a blog attached, instead of a neglected blog with author pages attached. Let me know what you think of the new look!) My partner…
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A Wild Visitor, and 2022 Intentions
Over the last few months, we’ve been visited by this young fox at night. City foxes are pretty bold to begin with, you can see them out roaming the streets after dark like squirrels or stray cats, no big deal. But this one seems especially bold. It found its way onto our patio, which is…
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Coming Full Circle
It’s been a wee while since my last post, and a lot has happened since then. The biggest change is that I finally (FINALLY) got a job, after five years of applying for something (ANYTHING) new. It really felt hopeless for a long time there, and I was so deep in the valley of self-doubt…
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Writer in Motion Week 4: Sulphur and Smoke (with editor feedback!)
Well we made it team, all the way to Week 4! I’ll admit I got a bit distracted over the last two weeks because I (finally) got a new job, and have been learning the ropes of that. But it’s been great to really break down this short story each week and re-approach it with…
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Writer in Motion Week 3: Sulphur and Smoke (now with CP feedback!)
It’s been quite a week, as I actually had an interview and started a new job, all since last Thursday! I’ve been searching for a new job for….four years now (??), and when the search (along with everything else) got harder during the pandemic, I got to the point where I never thought I’d find…
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