A friend said I would write a book like “Eat, Pray, Love” by author Elizabeth Gilbert. Nah, I thought, brushing the idea aside. I have no desire to write a book. Now an Eat Pray Love blog … maybe.
I saw the movie before I read the book. In fact, I didn’t read the book until after I started turning my life upside down and someone asked me for probably the 20th time if I’d read it. Read more “My Eat Pray Love blog journey”
I want to connect with others — do good work that makes a difference for someone.
That’s what I did in newspapers, every day for our readers. It’s also what I helped do in assisted living, every day for residents. Connecting with others has been important in my career.
Now, I think that’s what I need to focus on. Read more “Connect with others through blog”
Apostrophed. Yep, I made that word up. (Or at least I think I did.) That’s how I felt, though, after I scrolled past a LinkedIn post. The writer had abused and misused this poor piece of punctuation. She needs an editor to help her learn how to use the apostrophe properly.
Ooh baby! Today’s blog felt soo good to write! This one is for the dreamer’s, the mover’s, the shaker’s, the world shifter’s! You are solid gold baby!
When I have time, I like to go back to APStylebook online and read through it. Even though I’ve read it many times during the years, the AP Stylebook still teaches me something every time.
If you’re not familiar with AP Stylebook, it’s a guide from the Associated Press for news reporters and editors to use as a guide. It includes information pertinent to news coverage, such as this entry: