Monthly Archives: May 2010
Countdown to a Wedding – The Brother
This weekend, my baby brother will be tying the knot. In honor of this, I’m going to give you all a blow-by-blow account of what we’ve done to prepare. Well, sort of. The bride’s family is taking care of everything … Continue reading
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Fantasy Man Friday
Thank God it’s Friday. Really. Although this hasn’t started out as the best morning, I’m determined to enjoy the last day of the week. This isn’t a long weekend for me. Yup, I have to work on Monday, but that’s … Continue reading
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“WIP”ing Like a Writamatrix
I have no idea what inspired me to entitle this post such a weird thing, but I think it works, so that’s fine by me. By now, most of you know how er…quirky (let’s go with quirky) I can be. … Continue reading
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Getting Them To Read
I’ve never hidden the fact that I’m a book whore. Yes, a book whore! It started when I was much younger. The first book I remember reading for myself was called Socks and it was about a cat. From there, … Continue reading
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Advice From Non-Writers
Lately I’ve begun to introduce my writing self to friends and family. For the longest time, the only people who knew I was attempting a writing career were my mom, my brother, sister, and best friend. I wasn’t comfortable revealing … Continue reading
Ow?
So if you’re a regular follower of this blog, you know that my brother’s bachelor party was Saturday night. I waffled back and forth about going, but I had a great time and didn’t leave early at all. Of course, … Continue reading
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Fantasy Man Friday
Yes, it’s Friday once again. It’s been a crazy week, but things are only just starting now that the wedding is two weeks away. Two weeks and my baby bro is going to be a married man. It’s seriously freaking … Continue reading
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On Graduating
Tonight my youngest nephew, my godson, is graduating from high school. I’m feeling a little melancholy about it. After all, he was the child attached to my hip for the first two years of his life. Everyone thought he was … Continue reading
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