I recently searched the world wide warp for wearable workout clothing. My eyes began to roll around in their sockets. I quickly became dizzy and disoriented. Once I kum ba yah’d to my safe place, I weighed my available what to wear options. I was thinking Nike, Adidas, or even a fancy Lulu Lemon getup. Little did I know that the science behind spandex procurement was as complex as my college physics class with Dr. Feelgood. Below are things I learned during my quest for performance enhancing paraphernalia. Continue reading “WORKOUT WEDNESDAY WHAT TO WEAR”
I’m happily sitting at my desk, and it’s 11:00 am. The tickles of hunger pains from an hour ago have morphed into raging stomach growls with devious minds of their own. As I wait for Pavlov’s dog whistle to sound at noon, the committee in my head is holding a board meeting to determine the most apropos level of my current hunger status. Following is my finalist list of The Hunger Names. Continue reading “MANIC MONDAY THE HUNGER NAMES”
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Next week, Sherrie’s Always Write brings weekday humor right to your inbox Monday – Friday. Don’t miss out on these insightful articles. Each provides a 4 to 5 minute commentary on topics ranging from the manic stages of hunger to a look at the benefits of coconut water if you’re stranded on Gillian’s Island. Don’t miss our Guest Blogger/Author Usvaldo de Leon, Jr. as he shares his views of the world from from a Dilettante’s perch.
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by Josh Davis
I know, I know…everybody wants to be a professional writer, right? Everybody thinks that he or she has what it takes to chase the dream of being a professional writer. “The problem is,” people will say, “not everyone is going to make it big as a writer. You should give up and get a real job to support your family.”
Believe me, I’ve heard that all before.
After all, I’ve been a writer for about twenty-six years now. Considering that I’m only 26, I’m sure you are wondering how I managed that! Continue reading “FREELANCE FRIDAY Ghostwriting: The Beginner’s Guide”
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If you’re like me (heaven help you), then I’m certain you woke up this morning, stumbled to the Keurig for your daily cup of Joe, and wondered if the bulls were running in Pamplona, Spain today. If you did, then you may need to know the Top 8 Rules. While successfully keeping my coffee from spilling and rusting out the keys of my laptop, I found the rules to run with the bullocks.
Please take THE TOP 8 RULES serious, as this is not a drill. Continue reading “TRENDING TUESDAY TOP 8 RULES FOR RUNNING WITH THE BULLS”
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Next week, Sherrie’s Always Write brings weekday humor right to your inbox Monday – Friday. Don’t miss out on these insightful articles. Each provides a 4 minute commentary on topics ranging from Unruly Neighbors to Continue reading “Sherrie’s Always Write Blog Checklist for Next Week”
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by IAN TOWNSEND
How many aspiring writers have chased the dream of writing professionally by following the “surefire way to write a bestselling novel?” You were pulled in by the promises of “foolproof plotting,” “unforgettable characters,” and “unbeatable stories,” but you only end up with frustration and unfinished works. So what’s going wrong? Surely something is missing here. What they don’t tell you is that these tips, tricks, and plans don’t work for everyone. Method and craft knowledge is only half of the equation. Continue reading “FREELANCE FRIDAY WRITE YOUR OWN WAY”
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