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Monthly Archives: May 2012
How being a waitress is making me a better person
Serving tables has forced me to take a good, hard look at myself. Here are my flaws: I’m far too easily offended. I prioritize the wrong things. I fret over customers’ approval and take their dismissive behavior too personally. I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
23 Comments
The Story of Goatfish & The Flatulent Fishmongers
*Editor’s Note (oh, wait. I’m the editor. Heh.) Do not take this post seriously. There is no deeper message. Sometimes writing nonsense is fun. Sometimes fun is its own reward. Amen and Ah-meen.* I like to ponder the deeper things … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Since when did LITTLE GIRL dance competitions turn into booty-grinding, skankerdoodle stripaloozas?
My ballerina performed in a big dance competition last weekend. I was expecting fierce ballet rivalry but her team scored a few top awards. Why? Two simple reasons: 1. They’re good and, 2. 99% of the competing dances were a … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet
56 Comments
Can anything good come out of Internet drama/arguing?
As we approach another election season, I’m half-tempted to stay off the Internet entirely. My whole social network is morphing into a state of near-constant debate (and I’m including myself, here!). So much arguing! And what good does it accomplish? … Continue reading
Posted in My Videos, Weblogs
21 Comments
The Battle of Little Smile (one more round, please? pick your favorite Little Smile!)
So, at the risk of boring you with narcissistic tedium, may I kindly beg one final poll from you, dear reader? The Little Smile head shot was by far the favorite (it’s actually my favorite, too). So, I went back … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
48 Comments
Why literary agents are invaluable to writers (even in the age of DIY, E-book self-publishing)
I met my literary agent, Rachelle Gardner, this past Sunday. We drank mimosas, talked books and shared laughter at a seafood grill overlooking Lido Peninsula’s boating docks. I’m pretty sure I’ve been dreaming about that day since I was a … Continue reading
Posted in Her Royal Mommy-Ness, Writing
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Dancer Passionista
“Dad’s shaving cream makes me smell like a guy,” my ballerina remarks one day after showering in my bathroom. “Did you use his shaving cream on your legs?” I ask. “There was nothing else to use!” she explains, slouching against … Continue reading
Posted in Ballet
48 Comments
Indwelling my words
I use my words. This is the theme of my blog. I use my words and I’ve also misused them. In pursuit of a good life, I’ve relied on words to create my reality. Indeed, I’ve written my way into … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, Faith
21 Comments
I’m OK.
I don’t have cancer. So, I’m taking time to do this. I’ll be back soon. XO, EE.
Posted in EE Sees OC!
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Waiting For Cancer
I’m pretty weepy today. It’s not just one thing, really. It’s sorta everything. For one thing, my doctor found a new, suspicious lump in my right breast. You know what’s weird? It’s not so much the prospect of cancer that … Continue reading
Posted in ADD, ENFP, Her Royal Mommy-Ness
33 Comments
