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Continue reading →: See You at the MoviesOne writing goal for this year: write for an hour a day. The other writing goal for 2021: write a screenplay. How do you read a novel? Do you skim through the words to quickly get to the next point? Do you savor each word or phrase for its meaning?…
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Continue reading →: A Topical Sunday Seven
Since it’s Sunday and I just got my second COVID-19 vaccination (Pfizer—we didn’t get a choice), I thought I’d list a few things I’m excited to be able to do after a year of uncertainty. So, without further ado, here are: 7 Things I’ve Put Off for a Year In-person…
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Continue reading →: One Hour a Day
The other day I was poking around the website, and what did I find? That I’ve written only one post per month for the past few months. Wow, that’s pretty awful. Which leads me to contemplate my writing goals. It certainly wasn’t my intention to post just once per month.…
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Continue reading →: Why Is
How do bloggers do it? Not only provide content every day or so, but upload photos and other media with seeming ease? I came to the blog today yesterday with the idea of writing a post, although I had no idea what to write about. Despite having 11 drafts, I’m…
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Continue reading →: The Last 30 Days—Organize Everything
There’s a movement called “The Last 90 Days.” The idea is to end the year strong, concentrating on October, November, and December to improve yourself—whatever that may be. Personally, I think it’s a gimmick to buy feel-good guru Rachel Hollis’ merchandise. Still , either with or without journals, checklists, etc.,…
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Continue reading →: Heard on News Radio This Week
(Paraphrasing here, but not by much.) “Eradication of COVID-19 is the greatest achievement of Trump’s first term in office.” What the fuck??? I don’t usually do political posts, but this just got on my last nerve. There is so much that’s wrong about this claim! Where do I start? First…
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Continue reading →: The UP Side of Being Down
The good thing about being at a low point in your life is that there’s nowhere to go but up. Fracturing my right fibula in mid-June last summer was inconvenient, requiring crutches for only a couple weeks. The biggest annoyance was that I couldn’t drive and had to use Uber…
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Continue reading →: How $7 a Month Saves Me Money
I confess, I watch a lot of shopping television. All sorts of channels, HSN, QVC, ValueVision ShopNBC ShopHQ, even JTV (Jewelry Television). And I buy a lot of stuff—because this one thing is going to make my life better, easier, more productive, whatever. (Well, maybe not the JTV stuff, but…
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Continue reading →: The Real Tear-Jerker
In cleaning up my blog tags, came across the tag “Agents of SHIELD.” Interestingly, I recently binge-watched the entire series from the beginning. This time I added viewing the pertinent Marvel movie at the appropriate time to see if it would add any insight. It did, but mostly in reference…
Stream of Conscience
I do my best thinking in the shower
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