PROCRASTINATION
PROCRASTINATION It’s been way too long since I’ve posted to this blog. I have many excuses. Mainly, since I was involuntarily retired in August, I’ve been contemplating an “encore transition.”
PROCRASTINATION It’s been way too long since I’ve posted to this blog. I have many excuses. Mainly, since I was involuntarily retired in August, I’ve been contemplating an “encore transition.”
I wanted to share this post (shared by a friend on fb) by Buzz Poole, particularly the following information: On a much larger scale, this is the same mentality that
It’s Not My Story, But It Is Familiar Monday, generally the first day of a forty-hour work week. But for me, this is the beginning of the fourth week
Well written, well researched. The first book I’ve read about the Duluth lynchings, though I’ve been meaning to for sometime. Read delivers a story amongst many stories which has led
I’m looking for poems to critique for June! For detailed information, click on Get a Critique of Your Poem Valerie’s response to critique of her poem is in purple
What is the question we writers always ask each other, but don’t like to be asked? Are you writing
Three poets, whom I have mentored in the past, have had books published this month, March 2011. CONGRATULATIONS to Karolyn, Marge, and Nick!
WHERE IS THE LOVE? Where is the love? Where are the love poems? My new blog design from Word Press is now up and running and just waiting for some
I’m offering one free poem critique per week. If selected, your work and accompanying critique will be published on my blog site at no cost to you! February’s Theme-of-the-Month: poems