It was only about four years ago that I didn't blog, didn't have a website, and assumed that tweeting was something you did late in the evening, usually at a club. Then a friend (Brian McGakin - whose book, "Broetry," is coming out any day now) … [Continue reading] about Confessions Of A Tech Nerd
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Missing The Novel
My friend asked me yesterday how my novel is coming. I told her it's on hold, with what I hope sounded like breezy nonchalance. It is on hold. For babies, and paid work, and launching the new Digging Deep site (any day now - so excited), the passion … [Continue reading] about Missing The Novel
I Got My Card
Two weeks ago I blogged about officially being a member of the National Writer's Union, and made a snarky comment about how I didn't get a card to carry. Well BLAH to me. My card arrived today in the mail! Here's a not-so-good photo of it that I … [Continue reading] about I Got My Card
Professional Tweeter
As a part of my freelance work (which has been mostly writing website content and other marketing material), I've recently begun ghost writing social media campaigns. I was reluctant to get into it, because I see myself as a writer, not a … [Continue reading] about Professional Tweeter
Time Away
As I mentioned, I went down to the WordCamp conference in Orange County last week, which meant leaving the kids and hubby for two nights. Aside from the fact that time away from the baby is kind of tough while nursing (for the uninitiated I won’t … [Continue reading] about Time Away
Life/Family/Career
Forget everything I said about how easy it is to spend the days with the kids and write at night. That worked for about two weeks. The fact is, business is done during business hours. Sometimes there's just no getting around that. What's more, … [Continue reading] about Life/Family/Career
WCOC
I went to Word Camp Orange County this weekend. A conference all about WordPress. Super nerdy. Super fun. And I learned a lot. I went because the company I'm working for (Tripepi Smith & Associates) does a lot of work in WordPress. I'm writing … [Continue reading] about WCOC