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Sorbet For Your Psyche
Recently I was invited to write a guest blog for the Inkpunks. Even though I’m a food writer, not a science fiction/fantasy writer, they must have decided that I’d have something of benefit to say to their readership. I sure … Continue reading
National Day on Writing
Today is National Day on Writing, and the National Writing Project is asking writers, “Why do you write?” I just found out a few minutes ago, so there’s no time for pre-celebration preparations, no putting up of the Writing tree … Continue reading
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Tagged National Day on Writing, National Writing Project, writing
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Digging in the Dirt
I spent the afternoon digging in the dirt and was so very happy to be there. It’s February, which means brrrrr! in most of the country, but it’s a sunny, pleasant day in southern California (please don’t hate me. I … Continue reading
Tagged artichoke, Edible Los Angeles, gardening, spring, writing
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Bienvenido & howdy!
“As difficult as herding cats.” That’s the way my husband, Andy, is likely to describe his attempts to nudge me into starting my own blog. As a professional writer and editor, I try to select each word carefully and craft … Continue reading