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2022-07-05 Welcome to July and the Conclusion to “Who Cares”

Well, friends… we’ve delicately tip-toed into July and are officially in the second half of 2022. Here’s what I know on this fine Tuesday (that feels like a Monday) after the long holiday weekend. 4th of July was ok, but I’m so over the fireworks? I thought the economy was hurting? Not according to the…

July 5, 2022
2022-06-28 A Day In The Life

Today’s experiment, after waking up at 4 AM and only four hours of sleep (I was revising poems till midnight), is data mining a “day in the life.” It’s a little research project I dreamed up after having not just one or two run-ins with my errant brain and its memory flaws, but a whole…

June 28, 2022
2022-06-22 What Would Single Miss SugarCookie Do?

Now that the writing challenge BS is over, I can get back to my shows. Good timing too cuz I think I’m gonna be able to treadmill again soon. This toe injury was a serious bummer, but it did allow me more time for other tasks. I suppose I should try to keep on writing…

June 22, 2022
2022-06-18 #1000WordsOfSummer Day 14: Taking Life Less Seriously… ✍🏻

…It’s only life after all. Yesterday was the last day of the writing challenge and I’m not sure how many words I compiled over the last two weeks or how many poems I feel are ready to meet the world, but I do know I’ve spent a considerable amount of time working on writing, contemplating…

June 18, 2022
2022-06-16 #1000WordsOfSummer Day 13: Changing the Answer ✍🏻

As I near the end of this two-week writing experiment I recognize that much of what I have written (the new stuff anyway) has been blog posts. In the beginning, I had this blog down as an option if I got stuck or didn’t want to work on some other project on my list. But…

June 16, 2022
2022-06-15 #1000WordsOfSummer Day 12:Part Two ✍️

This is really just a continuation of what came before. Something of the fleeting notion of free writing, and channeling the spirit of a young girl who teetered between not having a care in the world and carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders. For her, the world in 1984 consisted of a…

June 15, 2022
2022-06-15 #1000WordsOfSummer Day 12: Just a Girl and Her Notebook ✍🏻

Today’s craft talk newsletter was inspiring. The guest writer waxed on about another writer who wrote with joy for writing and, as it seems, a zest for life itself. Its aim was to remind us that we sometimes have to get away from the notion that writing is grueling work. Let’s be honest, it can…

June 15, 2022
2022-06-13 #1000WordsOfSummer Day 10: Feels Like a Good Day to Write about Turkey ✍️🦃

#1000WordsOfSummer Day 10: Feels Like a Good Day to Write about Turkey ✍️🦃

June 13, 2022