My Biggest Mistakes as a Writer
Like everyone, I make mistakes. Big ones, small ones, you name it. Recently, I was thinking about my biggest mistakes as a writer and I came up with two whoppers,… Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2017
Library Haul & Reading List 01/27/17
I’ve been really remiss in posting my reading updates lately. Partly it’s because I haven’t had much time to read. Holidays, a book to finish, a little vacation time, and… Read more »
“I’m Bored.” Stop Whining and Find Something to Do.
I’m amazed by the number of my fellow adults that are bored. I hear it all the time. “I’m so bored. There’s nothing to do.” They whine this refrain like… Read more »
Now Donating My Book Profits to Animal Shelter
So, I’ve got some kinda big news… Until further notice, all of my profits from my book sales (that’s the money I receive after Clean Teen Publishing takes their cut)… Read more »
Getting Controversial: Good Idea or Not?
Today I want to expand on something that I’ve touched on in prior posts and which is a hot-button issue given the current political climate: The issue of authors using… Read more »
Building a Board Game Library on a Budget
It’s a joke around our house that board gaming started out as our “frugal” hobby. We figured it was cheaper than having cable TV or buying video games. We weren’t… Read more »
When Quitting Equals Winning
People like to refer to life as a game or competition. The winners are the ones who accumulate the most or best things, achieve the most success, or attain the… Read more »
Overcoming the Social Media Brain Crash
I never was much of a fan of social media. I never understood the hype or the joy that people derive from giving their entire lives over to the computer…. Read more »
Don’t Mock The Bread and Milk
Winter has come to the sunny south and with it the first snow/ice storm of the season. Yep, it’s time to crash the grocery store and stock up on staples,… Read more »
10 Things I Wish I’d Known About Bullying When I Was In School
Bullying is a cause that’s dear to my heart. As the victim of a whole lot of it in school (and even in the working world), it’s something that I… Read more »