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Monday Minutiae – 01.04.2021
Reflection Journal I think it goes without saying that 2020 had a lot of tough moments-hours-days-months. My family has been extraordinarily lucky in that we all still have our jobs and have been Covid-free (as far as we know), and … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Musing, Reading, Writing
Tagged #ownvoices, Abdi Nazemian, alexis daria, best reads of 2020, bodeans, Brit Bennett, elasticity, Ibi Zoboi, instagram, jesmyn ward, kate clayborn, kelly loy gilbert, Kiley Reid, lisa moore ramee, Louise Penny, n.k. jemisin, new year, New Year's Resolutions, nguyen phan que mai, ocean vuong, one word resolution, saadia faruqi, sandhya menon, suzanne park, talia hibbert, yusef salaam
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The Best Way to Fail At Your Resolutions
One way to become a better reader is to read more. One way to become a better writer is to write more. The best way to write more is to, uh…write more. Seems pretty simple, doesn’t it? For someone who … Continue reading
Monday Minutiae – 03.11.2019
Listening Comprehension For my current WIP, I’ve got a book theme… as in, it’s circles the idea of one of those “100 Books Everyone Should Read Before They Die” lists. And because of that, I’m discovering that Cliff’s Notes (or … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged Eddie Rabbit, George Orwell, Meg Medina, Monday Minutiae, reading lists
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Do the Work
Do you know what’s comforting? To realize that sometimes, when you’re feeling sluggish and unaccomplished one month into a new year, it isn’t unusual. To discover that this is how you feel each and every year at around this time. … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged do the work, OAR, persevere, resolution, writing motivation
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