Category Archives: Writing about Writing/Working
5 Editors Tackle the 12 Fatal Flaws of Fiction Writing
Dear Fellow Readers, J. Lynn Sheridan is a guest on my blog this week. She has a review of a book about writing. I am thrilled that she wanted to post here and I hope you enjoy her review. My … Continue reading
Getting More Done
I don’t know about you but I am a sucker for organization books and time management books. Somehow I think that they will change my life and make it so wonderful that it won’t take any effort from me. Okay, … Continue reading
The Writers Tell All – A blog hop
Hop, Sally, H O P! I have been nominated by Jennifer Chow to be part of the “Writers Tell All blog hop. I feel honored. Thanks to Jennifer! Participants are asked to answer three questions and then nominate three … Continue reading
To the Group at the Back of the Class
In February of 2012, I started a blog about my family’s adventures with diabetes. That blog, The 9 Inch Plate, was the first time I “put myself out there” as a writer. I, of course, anticipated fame and fortune. … Continue reading
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10 Tips for Working at Home
I love working from home. I have found that there are some rules that should be followed in order to keep your sanity and be productive. The following are ten of my rules. 1. Take a shower and get dressed … Continue reading
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Tagged business, Chamber of Commerce, class, fax line, gym, hours. routine, lunch, social outlets, telephone line, time, Tips, Working from home
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Carol Early Cooney 