@ProfeJMarie Writer, Reader, Educator, Parent
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My bookstack of some of the #AAPI books in print that I could find. It appears I have a couple of favorite authors...Call to Action! One of the biggest ways I support a lot of ideas and people and communties is through books. I read, I recommend, I promote. I'm not always great at it, or very consistent, but I know I have to keep at it.I stand up for AAPI because they are my friends, my neighbors, my colleagues, members of my community, members of my world.Korea, near and far. Think all Asian fiction looks alike?-
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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
What Good Writing! What Bad Writing!
Do you remember that picture book that went: What good luck! Ned got a letter that said, “Please come to a surprise party.” What bad luck! The party was in Florida and he was in New York. Did you also … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged Alanis Morissette, writing, writing confidence, writing obstacles
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100 Words
Not to be confused with the Ten Hundred Most Used Words (Science) Challenge, I have been participating in a 100 words in 100 days challenge. Writing friend Natalia opened this up to a group of fellow writers who are all … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged 100 words/100 days challenge, The Proclaimers, write every day, writing, writing goals
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Believe
Invest Commit BELIEVE I skipped a year between Invest and Commit, but I kind of love this progression for my One Word Resolution. I’m not great about true resolutions and am more an advocate for specific goals that arise whenever … Continue reading
Posted in Musing
Tagged Imagine Dragons, inspiration, life, new year, New Year's Resolutions, one word resolution, writing
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