Read more about the article Do The Honorable Thing, Please – Day 5 – #NaPoWriMo
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Do The Honorable Thing, Please – Day 5 – #NaPoWriMo

What a lovely prompt we worked on today. I chose a William Blake poem to follow and in no time, unpretentious little words swooshed in and inundated the page. Don't you just love it when that happens? I hope this poem is worth your time.

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April 6, 2021
Read more about the article The Best Simulation Of What Parenting Children Is Like
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The Best Simulation Of What Parenting Children Is Like

I was blessed to raise two little boys who are now in their twenties. I don’t do much mother-ing anymore, but the fact that I’m still a mother qualifies me to write to tell you about the greatest joy I know. I hope that by the end of the post, you come to appreciate the analogy I make, or at best, you come to understand the beauty of something I so ardently recommend. Enjoy.

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March 27, 2021
Read more about the article How Not to Set Yourself up for a Joyless End
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How Not to Set Yourself up for a Joyless End

We were all children once, children who gallantly morphed into adults. And in our new adult outer-shells, we became teachers and walking examples with purpose. How is it that sometimes we don't mature correctly? How is it that sometimes we become so stubborn? In this article, I attempt to show you how not to let pointless stubbornness set us up for a joyless end.

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February 5, 2021
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One Less Lonely Teenager

A thought in favor of lonely, young people everywhere  A break from the ‘norm’ that’s been her pampered life with absent parents jetting to exotic places the big house to…

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February 3, 2021
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