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Monthly Archives: March 2018
The Jewelry Bag Explosion
On Friday, I went to a photo shoot. Not for myself, but for this Sunday’s “Easter Bonnet” article. My friend Gail offered her hat collection as props for my Sun Journal story. Gail loves hats, she wears hats, and she … Continue reading
Posted in Just Writing
Tagged Basilica of Saints Peter & Paul, La mois de la francophone, Ronald Bosse
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Great on Their Shoulders
It is fun to occasionally talk and write about yourself in the third person. As a literary technique, it has its merits. The Charles Dickens Dombey and Son character, Major Bagstock, pompously talked about himself in the third person. Often. … Continue reading
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Talking out of My Hat
As predicted in last week’s blog, I got my Dickens copy to the Sun Journal editor on time. It ran almost as delivered, with just a few editorial improvements. The finished piece was artfully embellished by senior designer Heather McCarthy’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Hats, Star Millinery, Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy
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It’s of No Consequence
If you are an astute blog reader, you have noticed a change in blog content over the past six years. In my early days of blogging, I chronicled my relocation dream. I wanted to kick the Hampton Beach sand from … Continue reading
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