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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Solitude Gives Us the Gift of Creativity
I used to believe that being alone was the equivalent of being lonely. There was no way that loneliness could be a good thing, so if I spent more free time alone than in the company of people I cared … Continue reading
Fuzzy and Warm Feelings
Sometimes when I don’t know what to write about, I look for an image that speaks to me for inspiration. Before I saw the questions below the image, the kittens gave me a warm fuzzy feeling that said, “Write about … Continue reading
The Book That Changed My Life The Most
I never thought I could pick one of the books I’ve read over my lifetime that has changed my life. Some are like electricity when I read them; some just make me comforted. Some challenge me. It’s like picking one … Continue reading
Posted in #100blogposts, books, chronic illness, disability, medical, story, women, writing
Tagged books, disability, story
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I Need My Creativity to Be Creative
It would be really easy to try to make money from what I write and create. Maybe one day I will, but if I do, I’ll remember not to place high expectations for something that’s not the creativity’s responsibility. I … Continue reading
Posted in #100blogposts, #whyiwrite, creativity, Uncategorized
Tagged creativity, story
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Nighttime Musings
I’ve been hit harder than i expected with fatigue when I take my pills. UGH. I am so tired I can’t even see straight. The pain isn’t as strong as I expected, but the pills I’m taking aren’t really taking … Continue reading
This Too Will Pass
I live outside Asheville, North Carolina. We haven’t been getting good press in this neck of the woods lately, and it breaks my heart for people to think that all the people who live here are bigots and rednecks. I … Continue reading
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Tagged eugenics, hope
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Bye Bye Teeth!
I’m putting off going to bed tonight, because tomorrow when I get up, I’m going to the dentist, get all my teeth pulled, and have dentures fitted. I’ve always had a phobia of anything dental, so this is making me … Continue reading