I’m at the Blood-Red Pencil Blog with a few suggestions about how to make your Twitter experience a little more fun. I know folks who abandoned this social media giant for a lot of good reasons, but there are ways and workarounds that can eliminate a bunch of frustrating factors. Check out my ideas for …Read More
Equine Therapy in Fiction and For Real … by Jodi Burnett
The Power of Horses in Therapy Hi, I’m Jodi Burnett. My new romantic-suspense novel, Run For The Hills, was released March 4th, 2019. Joscelyn Turner, the main female character, is a social worker who works with at-risk kids in the foster-care system using equine assisted therapy. I’ve read many stories and seen lots of movies …Read More
A Bomb Cyclone This Week, Spring Flowers Next Week
To tell the truth, I already had spring flowers before the bomb cyclone winds and snow arrived in Colorado this week. And in spite of the blizzard conditions yesterday, my purple crocuses popped right back up through the snow today. I do love Colorado weather (especially when I can stay inside with a cup of …Read More
Where There’s A Will, There’s Bound To Be A Way
My WordPress Confusion And sure enough, after I did a little more homework, I found I could recall, install, and activate the classic editor screen for creating new blog posts…and use it until at least 2021. What a relief! I’m super busy right now and just don’t have the time to learn another blog writing …Read More
I Can’t Find the Toolbar
Okay, there’s part of it. I do love change…really. I need to do more homework.
Uh…WordPress Changed Stuff While I Wasn’t Paying Attention
I need to do some homework to figure this out. This is what happens when I get busy with something else (like the revisions and edits for my current novel-in-progress) and I don’t follow up on the update notifications. It’s called gross negligence. I guess I better get busy. I have a guest blogger scheduled …Read More
The Joys of the Season
First of all, let me wish you a wonderful holiday season with a Merry Christmas and a happy, satisfying new year. My husband and I opt out of holiday travel so we can avoid the stress that comes with airports and airplanes and weather disruptions, not to mention the whole family gathering, gift-buying, cooking, and …Read More
When You Don’t Use an Idea Fast Enough, Does It Really Move on to Someone Else?
Ideas Won’t Hang Around Forever? In 2015, Elizabeth Gilbert’s still best-selling book, Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear, was published. I read it then, and I’m getting ready to read it again this winter. The book gave me a lot to think about, but there’s one point Gilbert made that has come to pass in …Read More
Two are Better Than One; Tips for a Successful Co-Author Partnership … by Kerrie Flanagan
When you meet the one, it all falls into place. You no longer have to carry the burden alone. The workload is shared, you encourage each other through the tough times and celebrate successes together. With the right partner, co-authoring can be an incredible experience that fuses the synergy and talents of two writers into …Read More
Exiting the Doldrums
No, I haven’t been to the Equator I’ve been lost in those other doldrums–the kind characterized by inactivity and slothfulness. I don’t feel depressed, just plain old-fashioned lazy. I’ve read a lot of books though. And I have applied my critique group’s suggestions to my work-in-process. But have I finished the big revision yet? Nope. …Read More
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