Time and Patience
Sometimes all I know is that I want to write something though I’m not exactly sure what. It seems that this sort of thing happens often enough to other writers. However, there are many out there who do...
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It wasn’t that every day was bad or hard to get through, but this one was. It was true too, that not every day could be as fantastic as last Saturday nor as sweet as the Sunday that followed. Jenny sat...
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Busy busy, and sometimes not so busy but lazy. I’ve been working on a book length non-fiction project for over a year now and am starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel as the final chapter...
View ArticleInspiration in life
Life inevitably gets in the way of a writers writing. But rather than beating myself up about taking an extra hour while visiting a friend or getting upset that I allowed myself to put off writing in...
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Life Experiments
A couple weeks ago I got a call from a friend. She had started a catering company earlier in the summer and had just been approached with a very large contract. When she called she said, “I have a...
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The Latest Adventure
Ok…So it’s been a while since I posted anything so I am going to blast through the last six weeks in two separate posts to catch everyone up. You are forewarned these weeks have been a whirlwind of...
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First Weeks in Ireland
As promised here is part two of our latest adventure. Drew and I arrived in Ireland four weeks ago. We spent the first week in a lovely little hotel called The Victoria Hotel. We stayed in a cute...
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The Market
There is an open air market that happens every weekend in Galway. It is a chance for locals to replenish dwindling supplies of local and organic produce as well as visitors to sample “authentic” Irish...
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The Aran Islands
The Aran Islands are those most famous islands of Ireland where the Irish language is still heard, ancient forts can be found, and centuries old stone walls break the landscape into manageable plots of...
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The First Frost
Last Saturday was the morning of the first frost here in Galway. I found myself up and walking around in it earlier than I had anticipated. I had to wear a hat and gloves out of necessity rather than...
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