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Jun 26

America Is Still The Beautiful

A cross-(half) country trip convinced me. — A recent whirl-wind road trip. Nine states over the course of three weeks. I have a favor to ask. But a quick story first: I spent the first 30 years of my life in Kansas. Then I spent the following 15 years in Washington, near Seattle. …

America

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America Is Still The Beautiful
America Is Still The Beautiful
America

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Mar 15

Why You Need To Build Your Own Website

If you examine the World Wide Web, you’ll discover plenty of articles detailing the reasons why having your own website is a good idea. Curating creativity. Building business. Bringing bloggers together. Conserving credibility. But why? Can’t you build your business or connect with others through Facebook? Sure, but really the…

Website

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Why You Need To Build Your Own Website
Why You Need To Build Your Own Website
Website

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Dec 23, 2020

Why Did the WHO Alter Its Definition of “Herd Immunity?”

Herd Immunity. Even non-science types have a vague idea of what it means. Most of us realize it refers to the protection from viral infections when a large percentage of the population obtains immunity to it. A large immune population helps prevent the spread of the virus. …

Covid-19

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Why Did the WHO Alter Its Definition of “Herd Immunity?”
Why Did the WHO Alter Its Definition of “Herd Immunity?”
Covid-19

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·Jul 25, 2020

Do What’s Write For You

For whom do you write? — Who is your audience? The writing authorities advise us to pen our prose and poetry for others, or for that single make-believe companion sitting across the room, expectantly waiting to imbibe our enlightening words of wisdom. (Sometimes, I write to my plants. That counts, right?) Write about topics that our…

Writing

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Do What’s Write For You
Do What’s Write For You
Writing

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·Mar 30, 2020

My Grief is Not More Important Than Yours

I’ve been hearing statements like this lately: “I know my problems are nothing compared to what you’re going through.” “My loss isn’t as painful as yours.” I say this with the greatest abundance of love: Stop it. You see, I lost a child a couple of years ago. It is…

Grief

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My Grief is Not More Important Than Yours
My Grief is Not More Important Than Yours
Grief

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Jan 9, 2020

Make Something Today

I don’t care what it is. Sew. Cook. Paint. Throw pottery. Make a chalk drawing on your sidewalk. Make a new friend. It’s my New Day’s Resolution to make something today. I don’t keep New Year’s Resolutions, so that’s something I don’t make. But I can generally keep New Day’s…

Life

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Make Something Today
Make Something Today
Life

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·Feb 25, 2019

Let’s Finish What We Started

You can do it. — The feel of the soft yarn as it slides through my fingers. The rhythmic clicking of the metal needles against each other. The almost magical formation of an article fit for wearing from a piece of string. I paused and examined the hat I was knitting, satisfied with the way…

Knitting

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Let’s Finish What We Started
Let’s Finish What We Started
Knitting

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The Writing Cooperative

·Feb 18, 2019

How to Overcome Writing Obstacles as an Introvert

There are items you must search for first… — Hello, fellow introvert. So, you want to write and share it with the world, right? You’ve set up your blog or your account at Medium. Now what? I mean, after all, sharing your writing with an unfamiliar audience is kinda like stepping up on that stage while trying not to…

Writing

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How to Overcome Writing Obstacles as an Introvert
How to Overcome Writing Obstacles as an Introvert
Writing

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Feb 12, 2019

I Need To Let Off Some Steam, Mother Nature

I’m generally a positive person, but let me get this off my chest. — Snowpocalypse. Snowmageddon. The Great Bread Shortage of 2019. Whatever you want to to call it, Seattle is in the midst of if. Speaking of bread, why is that the first section of the grocery store to become completely decimated whenever a zombie-apocalypse-type event is imminent? I mean, what’s wrong with…

Snow

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I Need To Let Off Some Steam, Mother Nature
I Need To Let Off Some Steam, Mother Nature
Snow

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·Feb 8, 2019

Lessons From A Varied Thrush

Sometimes life forces you to notice things. — The woods surrounding my home are teeming with wildlife: deer, birds, squirrels and the occasional bear or coyote. They’ve become part of the landscape, blending into the snow-covered trees in the winter and the bubbling streams in the summer. I didn’t know any of them. Until the other day. The…

Birds

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There Are Thrushes Everywhere
There Are Thrushes Everywhere
Birds

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