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Yesterday I got some news, not the kind of news you like to hear via a Facebook message, unfortunately. A good writing friend of mine died this past February. I was shocked to hear it. I hadn’t even had a … Continue reading →
These dark days have been tough on everyone. But living in the Boston area brought violence home in a new way. Frankly, Monday didn’t start off that well; Tom and I attended a funeral. But it was a beautiful day. … Continue reading →
Ideas have come from the strangest places. – Joyce Carol Oates I couldn’t agree more. I regularly find bizarre, TRUE articles in the newspaper and cut them out to incorporate into some fiction later. (Unless it’s a genetic thing; my … Continue reading →
I spend a fair amount of time at a nursing home; my mother-in-law has Alzheimer’s as do many of the folks in her unit. It’s a comfy place, really, as far as such institutions go. They have a couple of … Continue reading →
“The journal is the ideal place of refuge for the inner self because it constitutes a counterworld: a world to balance the other.” – Joyce Carol Oates “There looms ahead of me the shadow of some kind of form which … Continue reading →
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I read an article the other day and realized that I need to update the services offered by The Polished Paragraph to include: obituary writing. Yes, you read that correctly. Let me write your “ultimate” story for you. According to … Continue reading →
“My mother wanted us to understand that the tragedies of your life one day have the potential to be comic stories the next.” – Nora Ephron Ephron certainly showed us how this worked for her. Look at Tom Hanks’s widower-dad … Continue reading →
It’s summer and the living is easy. Maybe. What about when you were a kid? I remember all kinds of neighborhood kids pouring into our family tent, sleeping bag to sleeping bag. And catching fireflies. And telling ghost stories. Some … Continue reading →
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