1 day ago by edenglenn

Yeah, so this Crazy Day Job I have…also titled, “Random Ravings of a Twisted Writer” I’ve shared with some of you my crazy day job. I am working, since black Friday weekend, for this shipper of all things in the name of American avaris consumption. The first few weeks I was so exhausted I could hard ...

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3 days ago by Catherine Lavoie

Wow. I think that this is my longest blog post title to date. I can't believe I haven't blogged in a month! Time flies when crazy things are happening. Here are some of the highlights (or, rather, lowlights): - Mental for Dental: I broke a molar while eating a pecan tart last September and I needed ...

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4 days ago

Lev Grossman on why he keeps his day job: Necessity, stupid. From his FAQ: Your novels sell pretty well. Why do you still work at Time? That’s a good question. I’ve talked about this before, a couple of times. Bottom line is, I do make a pretty good living from my books. I look at some other writers ...

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6 days ago by Cathy

Bleugh! Last week was a doozie for me- flat out during the day and then working some more once I got home! That made for loooooooong days and meant I didn't even have time to pop in and hit that 'publish' button on draft posts! I felt a little like the white rabbit on some days... I'm late! I'm late ...

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6 days ago by cocktailhag

When my brother, Turd, bought this house, it was covered by shrubbery and painted pumpkin orange with sidewalk gray trim, but as you can see it was still a great find. Built in the early 1920′s, it had some of the best elements of the arts and crafts era that was just ending and the revival era that ...

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8 days ago by nancykenny

If I had to say I had a mantra this week, it would be “choice” and “possibility”. Earlier in the week, I came to the stunning realization that I COULD quit my job tomorrow if I wanted to, but I CHOOSE to go in everyday. I’m not trapped, I’m not stuck, I go there because I have decided to go there. I ...

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9 days ago by Dallas Woodburn

I am so delighted to have James Garcia, Jr. as a guest on my blog today! James was born in the Central California town of Hanford. He moved up the road to Kingsburg with his family as a child. After graduating KHS, he attended Reedley College, where he met his wife. They, along with their teenage so ...

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9 days ago by Nan Comargue

This quote sits on my desktop at my day job: "The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook." - William James When I hunted this quote up, I was experiencing a great deal of stress at work. Every day seemed like a constant series of aggravations and annoyances. Stress made me more sensitive and ...

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9 days ago by vitya

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