Part 6: I knew how to write business letters, agendas, and minutes for meetings; review, proofread, and draft reports and papers; create, revise, and critique resumes; formulate personal and professional emails and presentations; and generally perform whatever activity was needed where writing was involved. Throughout the various writing activities I participated in at the time, … Continue reading Untitled Book #2 – Part 6
After reading yesterday's post (Book Cover Image – What’s Missing?) and looking at the book cover image provided, what say you? Did you guess what the missing link was? Well, if you guessed that the ladder was missing its rungs, ding . . . ding . . . ding -- you are correct! The "rungs … Continue reading Book Cover Image – The Missing Link
I just have to preface this discussion by saying, "I told you so." And the best way to explain exactly what I mean is to use my exact words. So, let me recap some of my written sentiments from my post, entitled Begin with the End. . . . the two fundamental steps that should be … Continue reading Budding Book Cover Designer in the Family
The past four Wise Sayings were like epiphanies that floated down to my brain and instantly spoke to a situation I was dealing with at the time or had dealt with in the recent past, resembled a call to action that has been on my mind for some time, or emphasized a better way of … Continue reading Wise Saying #5
I have to admit that this is not my first "start at writing my first book" rodeo. I've been around the Writer's Block before but didn't officially settle in and take up residence at that point in time. Now, I can firmly say that, with my second attempt, things feel much more homey this time … Continue reading Newly Written Beginnings
As a doting mother, I reserve the right to appreciate the fine arts of my 8-year old up-and-comer and to showcase his creations from time to time. Today, I'm revealing pictures taken at Little Man's, my youngest son's, third-grade art show at his elementary school this past Thursday evening. He was sooooooo excited about the … Continue reading Elementary Art at its Finest
Here's my personal perspective on the whole "content creation" topic. It seems like a person who truly enjoys creating that quality "thing" almost ends up doing so in a most natural, effortless sort of way. Nothing forced, nothing manufactured. It's like a creative force that just flows out of the individual and the outcome resulting … Continue reading Self-fulfilling Prophecy of a Content Creator
Day 6 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: To share the artistic talents of Toodlez and Little Man on Degrees of Maternity. Reason for Task: For those of you who read my blog post, entitled Begin with the End, you are aware that two of my children, Toodlez (my oldest) and Little Man (my youngest) are up and … Continue reading Day 6: Procrastination Station
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