A Publishing Student’s Book Bag, in bullets or How to Find Meaning in a Facebook Chat
The contents of a publishing student’s book bag: orange Sharpie (I took it home from work by mistake) 9 pens
Category: writing
On Accomplishments and Procrastination
If you don’t like your classes, the work seems like a chore, a bore, a what the heck am I
Guest Blogs and Mental Images
I’d like to think I have pretty talented friends. Because of this (and because they are so darn kind), I
Pumps and Power Rangers
People are like Power Rangers. This isn’t a wild idea, I promise; in fact, it’s pretty simple. I don’t mean
Why 15-Year-Olds Should Avoid Poetry
So, the poem below was my younger attempt at humor. And, guess what: I’m still not very funny. Dateless by
A Picture’s Worth a Word or Two
I’m not going to lie; lately my creative gas tank is running on empty (see what I mean?). I can
Aflutter, indeed.
What makes your heart flutter? I was asked the question, but I didn’t have an answer. Here is an on-the-spot
Tired is Just a State of Mind…or How to Sound Exhausted
Today (or I suppose yesterday) I truly felt like posting another song video, despite the fact I might be losing
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I Feel Like I’ve Seen You Somewhere Before
My friend James suggested I write a small fiction about people in a bar, so here it goes: She said
Friendships Never Work Like This
This is what I hope to be the first of many video posts. I figured since I’ve been sharing song