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Showing posts with label
dreams
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4.29.2014
#SOL: Ready to Wander
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Photo Credit I'm a nomad by nature. Maybe it's because I grew up sliding through towns like a slow moving river, carrying a lit...
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3.31.2013
#Slice2013 - Day 31 of 31
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A month in reverse... Easter celebrated with family, A beautiful finished harlequin floor, Lunch with friends and a reminder to make ...
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3.21.2013
#Slice2013 - Day 21 of 31
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Today is a day filled with possibility. (And so is tomorrow, if I choose to focus on the positive.) Today Dos took off his bandages and ...
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3.28.2012
Writerly Wednesday
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I'm really digging these mini-writing updates. They help me be accountable and the feedback I'm getting makes me feel like maybe...
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3.23.2012
In Which I'm Proven Wrong, Yet Again
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Remember how I promised my kids I would actively seek out publication for some of my writing? (And then threw a big hissy fit, positive...
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3.11.2012
Not Accepting the Nonacceptance
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Last night I trudged out to visit Barnes & Noble. I ushered our littlest Littles into the children's area, snuck over to the refere...
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3.09.2012
A Wild Imagination
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"I'll probably vomit, you know.” I say this to my husband, avoiding eye contact. I had just shared my student’s comments about ...
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3.08.2012
My Yellow Brick Road
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World Read Aloud Day was a huge hit yesterday, and our Skype with Navjot Kaur certainly stole the show. After a few minor audio compli...
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3.03.2012
Beginning to Wonder
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Today I (finally) picked up a copy of Wonder by R.J. Palacio . There's been such a buzz about it online recently that I've been...
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10.25.2011
nanowrimo: ready to write
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NaNoWriMo is right around the corner, and I find my creative wheels spinning as I rev up for this year's challenge. Last year, I brough...
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8.03.2011
a wild and wonderful list
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Since August has wrapped it's hot fingers around my hand and is pulling me regrettably forward, I've found myself daydreaming about ...
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