Tag Archive | inspiration
February Fabulousness!
Our authors, some of whom have vanished for a few mystery months, have emerged from their various cocoons with many assorted topics this month! Janet Loftis discusses a movie she saw recently, The Witch, and describes her accompanying nightmare in Witch-fueled Dreams. Xina Marie Uhl posted a visual treat with photos taken from various plane windows at […]
Happy Holidays!!!
It’s been a while since we’ve updated here, thanks to winter stealthily sneaking up on us and then hitting hard like the cold, cold beyotch that she is. Where did December come from? What happened to November?? Two of our authors were very busy this summer making an epic pilgrimage across Spain. Xina Marie Uhl […]
March Madness!
March has been a busy month for our authors, as two of them are planning an exhaustive 500-mile trek across Spain on foot. WHY WOULD YOU DO SUCH A THING? you ask. Well, the answers may be found in their blogs here and here. Neither of them are strangers to world traveling, although this will […]
A – Z Blog Challenge
Since I utterly, utterly fail at regular blogging, I’m taking part in Tonia Brown’s 26-week blog challenge. I’m gonna put the rules here so I don’t forget them: 1) You must blog once a week for 26 weeks beginning Sunday February 1st and ending Saturday August 1st. 2) Each week starts Sunday 00:00:00 and ends […]
March 2014 Roundup
Better late than never, as they say. Our authors have been super busy this spring! Janet Loftis has had ongoing adventures, some of them unpleasant (migraines, car problems) and some of them awesome (discovering new eateries, experimenting with acupuncture), but none of them boring! Be sure to check out her blog for her latest recaps. […]
The Answer for When Nothing’s Working Right
I have many ways of getting bogged down on my writing projects, or on household chores, or whatever. I’m really quite accomplished at getting stuck in the proverbial mud and flailing around, causing a lot of mess but getting absolutely no where. Then procrastination sets in, frequently accompanied by intense, incessant whining. My close writing […]