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Happy November! Or, as I like to call it, "No"-vember: this is the month I have to say no to all other obligations because I'm…
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I have a confession: I haven't been writing for the past two months. I'm afraid that writing slid to the bottom of my priority list…
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If there's one thing you should know about me, it's that I'm a Ravenclaw. Or, if I were a dog breed, I'd be a Dachshund. …
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Hello everybody! Long time no see. I had an unplanned hiatus, for possibly the best of reasons: I found out in November that I was…
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Hello everyone! I was lucky enough to attend the Dodge Poetry Festival this year, the largest poetry festival in North America. Unfortunately, the some of…
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You may know Pinterest for its mason jar DIYs and wedding planning boards, but it can also be a great writing tool. But Vivian, you may protest, I…
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