This isn’t really about how to deal with the blues you will feel from time to time during your social distancing. Just seemed like a good title for my first … Continue reading ON SOCIAL DISTANCING BLUES
ON WORKING FROM HOME – TIPS FROM AN EXPERT
As one who has operated a home office for several years now, I have gained much expertise and experience on how to make working at home seem successful. Here are … Continue reading ON WORKING FROM HOME – TIPS FROM AN EXPERT
ON STRESS, THE SPIDER IN THE CORNER
I’m going to do a video blog instead of this writing crap. Soon. I would do it today, but life is very stressful (for all of us) and I don’t … Continue reading ON STRESS, THE SPIDER IN THE CORNER
ON BEING LEFT ALONE
Just don’t like writers groups or workshops. I’ve tried. Not for me. Most start with a “prompt,” which might be a question or a thought or a theme, and then … Continue reading ON BEING LEFT ALONE
ON TRYING TO BE SMARTER THAN BUGS
Note: this week, no images have been illegally misappropriated from online sources. These are all original photographs. If you want to license any, IM me. Special rates for veterans and … Continue reading ON TRYING TO BE SMARTER THAN BUGS
ON SELF-TEXTING
I admit it, I text myself. Nothing too personal. Okay it’s all personal, but nothing like “you are special. You will succeed in your endeavors. People like you.” That self-talk … Continue reading ON SELF-TEXTING
ON HOLDING THAT TIGER
Research on the South during the Civil War for my next novel, An Honorable Death, regularly turns up fascinating tidbits. I wanted to know about the soldiers, who they were … Continue reading ON HOLDING THAT TIGER
ON POLITICAL POSTS (CRICKETS)
In my heart, I’m a radical. In my brain, I’m a pragmatist. That’s my political philosophy. You want to aim high, sure, make the world fair and happy for every … Continue reading ON POLITICAL POSTS (CRICKETS)