On a Wednesday night group run shortly after I blogged about posting a writing prompt every day, a friend asked, “What are we supposed to do with them?” Good question!
Today, I spent a fabulous afternoon in the company of writers. Yes, I did most of the talking, but what the people arbitrarily labelled “participants” didn’t know going in was
I only recently discovered the lovely Red and Howling collection of prints and collectibles by Amy Luwis. Right now, Amy (Red and Howling) is donating 50% of the profits from
My friend and Goddard MFA classmate, Tammie Burnsed, wrote a fabulous blog post about how to host a silent auction. From her experience raising funds for San Luis Obispo NightWriters,
According to a Facebook comment (clearly NOT fake news): The common principal psychoactive ingredient in cacoa is anandamide, a proto-endocannabidiol similar in synaptic action as THC. The name is taken
I’m not the only writer in our house. Today, the Columbus Dispatch published yet another letter to the editor written by Ed Sweeney, my husband. Ed penned his current letter
A SENSE OF PLACE: Exploring New Mexico Through Words a retreat with NATALIE GOLDBERG & ROB WILDER January 27 through 31, 2019Santa Fe Writers LabSanta Fe, NM Every piece of
I love how my friends look out for me! As I continue to tell people about my (as yet unpublished) memoir Depression Hates a Moving Target: How Running with My
Recently, a friend asked for my best writing advice. Her question brought me back to all the suggestions I’ve heard since 1994 when I first began my journey away from
