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I found laundry on the floor. I smelled it to see if it was clean.
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Just start. Write that FB post, that Tweet, that essay and read it to your dog (the dog will love it, trust me). Just start.
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Swing
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Keeping it Hot: The Workbook
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The Sweet Talker
I was on the verge of an affair. Okay, maybe seven. But, one in particular, with the Sweet Talker.
I love words. Early to speak, early to read, words have always been my thing. No experience is complete until I figure out the perfect way to articulate it. Living life is swell but describing it in words is sublime.
I was married to a solid guy. But as is sometimes the case with those who are rock so Read more of this blog post »
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The newest craft staple! To be able to teach in a style this comprehensive, concise, and clever is a gift all its own. For writers, new or published, this Seven Drafts is like having Allison by your side, instructing, encouraging, and building you in
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“After tripping a couple of times, she realized that the only was she was going to make progress and safely get through her section of the race was to stay completely in the moment. She quickly figured out that the only way to get to the end of the dark, unknown trail was to keep looking straight ahead. It was when she was focused only on the trail in front of her that she could take each secure step.”
― Swing
― Swing
“Anything that was good for me would feel good in the moment and give me more energy and enthusiasm for the important things in my life. A truly good thing would not pull me away from a project that I felt passionate about. It would not give me an exhilarating high, later leaving me drained, distracted, or guilty. A truly good thing would not dull the shine of the rest of my life.”
― Swing
― Swing
