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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Interested in health care?
Since I always love getting a shout-out from a friend or colleague, I’m going to take the opportunity to do the same for one of my people. I’m going to tell you, my loyal readers, about a blog that you … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Health
Tagged blog, friend, health care, health care reform, nurse, nursing shortage, publication, reader, recession, uninsured, writer, writing
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New gadgets
Anyone else slow to adopt new technology—and then, once you finally do, wonder why on earth you’d waited so long? Last summer, my husband talked me into swapping out my ancient Sony microcassette recorder for a brand spanking new digital … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing
Tagged Best Buy, Blackberry, digital voice recorder, electronics, email, file, gadget, Internet, interview, iPhone, microcassette recorder, MP3, sony, sound, tape recorder, technology
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What are you searching for?
I adore looking at all the random stats from the “My Dashboard” feature of WordPress. My favorite (other than the roster of incoming links, of course) is the list of words or phrases that people have entered into a search … Continue reading
Posted in Random musings
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Updating the old resume
Is there anything quite as tedious as updating your resume? Other than copying old clips, that is? It occurred to me a few days ago that I hadn’t updated my resume to include a couple of new writing clients, so … Continue reading
Posted in Fixing things, Freelancing
Tagged change, client, current, editor, expert, resume, up-to-date, update, writing
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More resources for the writer in all of us
I’m always delighted to discover new resources for my career as a freelance writer. It’s also fun to discover more comrades-in-arms, so to speak. I just discovered and love this list, 5 Must-Follow Bloggers for Aspiring Writers, by Tim Beyers … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing
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Back to my usual weekday routine(s)
I survived the Week Away From Home…or, in this case, the Home Office. My son and I returned to Nashville on Friday evening. I had a great time with my family, but they’re moving to a new house, and it … Continue reading
The freelancer away from home
I’ve been out of town for the past few days, and I haven’t had a chance to post anything here on my blog. Sorry, y’all. I didn’t even say I was going anywhere, either. But I am still alive, really. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Freelancing, Journalism
Tagged assignment, caffeine, cell phone, coffee, coffee shop, colleagues, Diet Coke, freelance, freelance writing, freelancer, Freelancing, home office, interview, journalist, laundry, Mississippi, Natchez, newspaper, newsroom, noise, notes, office, parents, phone, reception, reporter, Verizon, voicemail, work, working, writer
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