Tag Archives: writing practice
Off Line Benefits
The Internet in my area was down for three days. I haven’t been able to post to my blog. I haven’t been able to respond to my coaching clients. I haven’t been able to surf the net — my nervous … Continue reading
Writer’s Butt
Most people worry about writer’s block. I don’t believe in writer’s block. Doing writing practice knocked that out of me long ago. I’ve learned to sit down and just start writing. It took some time because I couldn’t write at … Continue reading
It’s Really Tough
Know what’s really tough? Having people you love grow old and sick. That’s part of life, I know. I’m a mortician’s daughter. Life and death have been a regular part of my life since birth. That doesn’t take the sting … Continue reading
Already December
Do you remember the Y2K phenomenon when so many people thought the world would end? Now we are one month away from being seven years into the new Millennium. It’s not the technology that we have to worry about so … Continue reading
Wellness Always a Concern
I’m really ticked that I don’t seem to get my blood pressure under control. I became concerned about High Blood Pressure when my husband started having problems with his. I nagged him about what he was eating, his exercise routine … Continue reading
When Tom and Kat Got Married
Did you watch the hoopla about the wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes? I tried to watch but couldn’t learn anything. To much secrecy made the coverage boring. How many times can you hear that they wore Armani without … Continue reading
Some Can Be Seen, Some Cannot
How many times do you sit with a friend or family member and say “do you remember when —?” Remembering what has occurred in your life is an important thing to do. When you write or verbally recall the past, … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Prompt
I’m trying to see if I can really get you to writing tonight. So I’m posting another prompt. What is the favorite memory of Thanksgiving? How do you keep that memory alive during the holidays? are delightful memoirs, writing, legacy, … Continue reading
A Political Day
Today is mid-term voting day in America. It’s a day to express your freedom by casting a vote. Voting was always important in our home. My mother marched wtih Martin Luther King, Jr. in Selma, Alabama back in the 60’s … Continue reading