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tinafrisco.com
One year ago, I published a post on Chronic Illness and Self-Acceptance. I wanted my fellow bloggers to understand when I wasn't unable to visit their blogs as often as they did mine. I wanted my fellow authors to understand when I was unable to read and review their books as quickly as they did... |
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annikaperry.com
Grief Songs is a beautiful and haunting collection of poems that has left an indelible impression on my soul. The book pays homage to the author's parents, Elliot and Katherine as well as her brother, George. All deceased. The heart and essence are within the minutiae of the detail of each poem; where the everyday... |
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moggiepurrs.wordpress.com
It is with incredible reluctance that I am posting totell you Moggipurrs will cease to exist as an active, updated blog from this point forward. The site will still be here, so people can access the content, but I won't be writing new posts. I didn't want to just "disappear" from the blogosphere without sayinga... |
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norahcolvin.com
This week Charli Mills from the Carrot Ranch challenged writers to In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about a wishing star. It can be central to the story or used in a different way. You can have a character interact or not. Go where the prompt leads. My mind skipped immediately... |
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