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T is For Tablier
Tablier – Apron; part of dress resembling an apron. It’s French. Of course. I wrote about apron-wearing rickshaw “boys” in my memoir, Loveyoubye, but I think the word tablier is more apt, except how many people will know what I’m … Continue reading
A is For Abibliophobia
I’m nuts, must be, because I’m actually heading into the A to Z April Blogging Challenge, you know where I have to blog from A to Z for the whole month. Yikes! Right in the midst of getting my memoir, … Continue reading
Damn The Torpedoes!
Okay, so I’ve been quite remiss in posting to my blog for the past . . . Wow! has it been three weeks already? Quelle horreur! (Haven’t a clue how I knew that meant “that’s terrible/how awful!” Mr. Oppenheimer, Kitwe … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged comfort and hope, kinship, Loveyoubye, memoir, naked and vulnerable, She Writes Press, truth
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Anniversary
Today is the first anniversary of my blog! Ta da! From my first posting, The Beach, on January 26, 2011, when I chronicled three-month-old Fergie’s first visit to the— Wait a minute, that was TWO years ago! I missed my … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged daunting, essay, friends, honesy, memoir, new vistas, Phillip Lopate, skills, universally appealing
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