For my writer friends out there, I’m sure you’re all aware that NaNoWriMo starts tomorrow. For the unanointed NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, and the goal of the project is to write a 50,000 word novel in a single month. This means you need to average about 1,700 words per day (1,666.6 if […]
NaNo no no no no no no! Read More »
OK, now that I have your attention, it’s link soup day here. (Definitely check out the Homecoming King item, as that’s my favorite!) I thought I’d post a few interesting links today. First up, everybody in the US is watching how the Ebola situation plays out as citizens worry an outbreak may form here, too. So, here
Ebola, curing paralysis, book marketing and Homecoming King Read More »
Happy Friday to you! Sorry, I’ve been incommunicado on the blog and social media. I was, unfortunately, on a camping field trip with my daughter. My husband was supposed to go, but he got sick and doomed me to nature. (This is not to say that I don’t like nature; it’s just that there are
I was not impaled by an arrow… so, all in all, a good week! Read More »
I am a total Jimmy Fallon fan, so when I saw this hashtag segment, I knew it would make a great Friday Fun Stuff. I’m totally feeling it as I’ve done a few things in life that deserve that hashtag. Anyway, here’s Jimmy Fallon with #thatwasstupid.
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It’s throwback Thursday, as they say. I usually let Thursdays pass without any notice of such things. But, I heard this song on the radio the other day, and it took me back to my college days in DC. The city is the birthplace of Go-Go, so you hear a lot of the music (for
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Well, a lot of headlines lately have touched on whether the ebola virus, which has now reached US shores in an uncontrolled manor, will spread and become a public health threat. There was already controversy when US doctors who’d contracted the disease were brought back to the country under controlled, heavily-monitored conditions. But, now a
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