Absolutely!
Nothing on Earth
To all of my incredibly talented and generous friends all over the world. Thank you for coming into my life and allowing me to share yours.
Research
Write about what you know is pretty good advice. It is possible to write about what you don’t know, but whenever you do you’re going to have to make sure that your research is spot on. The wonderful thing about Google is that you have a world of information at your fingertips. The not so wonderful thing is that not all of that information is accurate. So when I’m looking for specific facts I always find at least a couple of different sources to be sure that I’m not using flawed or bogus articles.
Most of us have felt the gamut of emotions to one degree or another, so those are fairly easy to convey. I believe though, that there are some extreme emotions that would be incredibly difficult, if not impossible for most – not all – writers to communicate unless they’ve lived them. So all the research in…
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Lost but Found
And she’s still wearing that TuTu! 😉
Edna St. Vincent Millay says:
I can identify so well with this.

“My candle burns at both ends; it will not last the night; but ah, my foes, and oh, my friends – it gives a lovely light!”
A Good Combination
Excuses
Why do we tell ourselves pretty little stories so that we can live with our decisions? Make it stop.
Life is Short
It seems I’m developing a theme for Hump Day, today…
Leave If They Always Betray Your Trust
Learn how to lead your heart; start recognizing when something isn’t good for you and be strong enough to let it go. A person can only waste the time if you give them an opportunity to waste. Stop trying to open doors for people who constantly shut you out. Make sure the interest is shown in the effort, the talk is supported by the actions, and the trust is earned through the consistency. — Robert Hill Sr.

Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.
Life will always throw down the gauntlet but you have to put on your armor and run it. It will never move out of your way and you can try to go around it but it will find you again. It's up to you to navigate your way through but once you pass through it, …





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