A New Start for the Tart (and You, If You’d Care to Join Me)
When we moved into our present home, I was eight months pregnant with Molly. It had been a challenging pregnancy. I had threatened premature labor and spent at least three months in and out of bed, praying for the contractions Read More …
Can You Outsmart the Tart? (Visual Pun #8)
Well, this one is a little rude, but what do you expect when you make a joke that involves fruit? Below is the visual representation of a common expression. Can you figure out what it means? Turn to page two Read More …
Daggers Drawn in Your Critique Group? This Post Can Help (Writer Unboxed Redirect)
I’m up at Writer Unboxed today with a critiquing model taken from my medical-school-teaching days. I won’t pretend to be the world’s best critiquer, but these principles work when applied by more illuminated people. Hope you can join us. CORBS: Read More …
Can You Outsmart the Tart? (Visual Pun #7)
Below is the visual representation of a common expression. Can you figure out what it means? Turn to page two and scroll down for the answer. If you enjoy these, please feel free to share them with others.
Can You Outsmart the Tart? (Visual Pun #6)
Below is the visual representation of a common expression. Can you figure out what it means? Turn to page two and scroll down for the answer. If you enjoy these, please feel free to share them with others. ETA: If Read More …
My Son Survived a Freak Bicycle Accident, but He Could Have Used that Blood
If you ask a parent what they worry about when it comes to teenagers and biking, you’ll hear several themes: inattentive drivers, incautious cyclists, and what about that helmet? You’ve paid money and nagged. Will it stay on your kid’s Read More …
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