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Death Brings Peace

Love to WriteNovember 23, 2015898Views 0Likes 0Comments

Norma Beasley Death Brings Peace by Norma Beasley It was Friday morning, October 9, around 10:00 a.m. when the phone rang. “Norma, I have sad news. Mom passed away Wednesday. Can you come to the funeral?” It was Annalee, a first cousin of mine. “Let me see about travel arrangements, then I’ll get back to you,” I said.…

Terri Dean at The Writer’s Block Bookstore

Love to WriteDecember 8, 2014763Views 0Likes 0Comments

Terri Clements Dean, PhD Terri Dean and Patricia Free Book Talk and Signing The Writer's Block Bookstore 124 E. Welbourne Avenue, Winter Park, Florida, December 13, 2014 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Free and open to the public I had the great pleasure to work with Florida author, Terri Clements Dean, PhD, on her amazing book,Traveling Stories:…

What to leave in, what to take out

Love to WriteJuly 14, 2014753Views 0Likes 0Comments

One question I’m asked by most every person I coach through the writing of his or her life-based story is: What memories do I include and which ones do I leave out? Is this something you struggle with as well? If so, you’re not alone. The question of what to leave in/what to take out is a…

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Love to WriteJuly 28, 2013404Views 0Likes 0Comments

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Kindergarten by Judy Otto

Love to WriteJune 3, 2013437Views 0Likes 0Comments

Have you ever watched a group of kindergarteners during group play? It's hard to resist their enthusiasm as they are introduced to toys and games intended to increase their knowledge of the world around them. At the same time they are unpredictable. They flit from one thing to another trying to experience everything possible. They…

Cozumel, Mexico by Robin Ogilvie

Love to WriteJune 3, 2013665Views 0Likes 0Comments

Shortly after the end of WW2, Mom and I sailed to Europe, finishing our six week’s trip in England. London, still in a state of disaster, was hurriedly putting the finishing touches on her favored tourist areas while leaving the rest for later. We saw many bomb craters and ruined buildings. Leaving…

Writing the Waves Assignments by Brian Berry

Love to WriteJune 3, 2013540Views 0Likes 0Comments

Describe yourself as someone else would From Jennifer's viewpoint: Brian is a kind, loving, smart man with a large but quiet heart. He cares for me and supports me through all of life's challenges. He has a subtle, dry wit that often borders on being politically incorrect. For instance, he's hoping to find some deck chairs on…

Arbuthnott Castle by Becky McGregor

Love to WriteJune 3, 20131KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Since 1170 an Arbuthnott has lived in the town of Arbuthnott, in the Arbuthnott Castle, in Scotland. As a young child I dreamed of this castle. I saw tall towers, grand staircases with high ceilings and elaborate carvings. In 1972 my grandparents, on my father’s side, visited our castle and brought back pictures. As I…

Writing the Waves

Cruise, Cruisers, Love to WriteFebruary 25, 2013674Views 0Likes 0Comments

Love to write? Love to travel? Then I have a deal for you! Join us for Writing the Waves as we write and travel aboard the beautiful Royal Caribbean ship, the Freedom of the Seas, on May 12 - 19, 2013. The first night on board (Sunday), spend a little time getting to know your fellow writing companions before jumping…

Memoirs Worth Reading

Love to WriteFebruary 25, 2013848Views 0Likes 0Comments

I’m often asked, “What’s your favorite memoir?” That’s a tough question; it’s like asking someone to choose between their children. I have many favorite memoirs, and usually the one I like best is the one I’m currently reading, but I do have some I revisit often, ones that bring a smile to my face just…