Losing My Stories I’ve been thinking a lot this past week about the people of Houston and the surrounding areas. Some of the pictures in the news have been so awful I literally pressed my hand to my heart when I saw them . My husband and I are donating to the Central Texas Food Bank because we feel like we… View Post
How to Become a Successful Writer (Or At Least Feel Like One)
Successful Actor vs. Successful Writer The other night my husband and I had a friend over for dinner. He told us that his teenage son, who has been doing semi-professional theater for the past few years, is planning to move to New York after high school. “There’s so much talent in the theater world,” our friend said. “My son thinks… View Post
Young Adult Books TRIVIA: Test Your YA Knowledge!
How well do you know your Young Adult Books? I love trivia, even though I’m terrible at it. Every time I go to a trivia night and they start asking questions about sports or pop culture, I fantasize about hosting my own event with nothing but questions I know the answers to. How well would you do at my Young… View Post
7 Unfounded Writer Fears
My husband is something of a worry-wart. He’s afraid of nonstick pans (because they might release chemicals into our food), and he worries about sneaking snacks into the movie theater (because what if we get caught?!). He also worries about anything and everything getting stolen. When we were moving from Minneapolis to Maryland a few years ago, he brought… View Post
How to Talk About Something OTHER THAN Your Baby
*This post contains a few affiliate links* I had my daughter at thirty-five: advanced maternal age according to the medical community. (Hey, at least they stopped referring to it as a “geriatric pregnancy,” right?) Since I’m somewhat late to the parenting game, I spent many years being the childless one at social gatherings or work events. And sometimes it… View Post
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