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Spring Nine Week Writing Class

SpotlightApril 22, 2013184Views 0Likes 0Comments

Our Spring Nine-Week Writing class is well underway, and it's been such a pleasure to work with this group of lovely people. Seated left to right: M.J. Lucas, G Zarek, Elsie Doherty, Robin Ogilvie Standing left to right: Jim Doherty, Judy Otto, Becky McGregor, Pat Guttery, Leo Hidalgo, Norma Beasley, Bill Hosch Not pictured: Judi Graham, Anne &…

Story Circle Journal Interview

SpotlightApril 22, 2013145Views 0Likes 0Comments

I was honored to be interviewed by Lisa Shirah-Hiers from the Story Circle Journal. You can read the whole feature here. For more information about the Story Circle Journal, visit http://www.storycircle.org/journal.shtml.

Wednesday Writing Prompt: Pride

SpotlightMarch 13, 20131KViews 0Likes 0Comments

All the little voices that keep us up at night never have anything nice to say. They're always going on about how we could have done something differently, how (with 20-20 hindsight) we ought to have behaved better, how our little unkindnesses and mistakes will manifest trouble for us in the future. It's monotonous and…

Carole and Cory Mayback are cruisin’ with us!

Cruise, CruisersMarch 12, 2013266Views 0Likes 0Comments

Carole and Cory came close to continuing to cultivate relationships in the cozy land-locked state of Vermont, but are instead coming to cruise the Caribbean with us. This well be Cory's first cruise, and Carole is hoping it will not be his last. Carole and Cory are both lovers of the arts and although Carole…

First Saturday Writing Workshop: Every Month!

SpotlightFebruary 25, 2013164Views 0Likes 0Comments

This is a workshop that helps writers come up with topics they might not have otherwise thought to write about. You'll be given a variety of prompts, with five to fifteen minutes of time to write about a memory related to the prompt. The class aims to tap in to your ability to write without thinking…

Memoirs Worth Reading

Love to WriteFebruary 25, 2013235Views 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…

Port of Call: Falmouth, Jamaica

CruiseFebruary 24, 2013272Views 0Likes 0Comments

Jamaica has long been a mainstay of Caribbean vacations as a year-round haven for sun and fun-seekers, filled with jungled mountains and waterfalls, beautiful sandy beaches, and notoriously friendly locals. The Port of Falmouth is on Jamaica's North coast, slightly east of Montego Bay, and is a new addition to Royal Caribbean's cruising itinerary. In 2011, the…

Healing Arts: The Story of Survival

SpotlightFebruary 15, 2013140Views 0Likes 0Comments

Healing Arts: The Story of Survival is an exhibition of works by people who participated in the Artist-In-Residence program at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Orlando. The informative exhibition tells the story of diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship by celebrating health, healing, and the therapeutic power of art. In March 2011, MD Anderson implemented an artist in residence…

Everything you always wanted to know…

SpotlightFebruary 14, 2013170Views 0Likes 0Comments

... about writing your life story, but were too afraid to ask! Why should I write my life story? Where do I start? How do I finish? What should I leave in? What should I take out? Can I write my story even if my spelling and grammar aren't that great? Should I write about…

Happy Valentine’s Day!

SpotlightFebruary 13, 2013205Views 0Likes 0Comments

Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, so today we're going to write about that marvelous day of romance and all-around caring. In its origins, the day supposedly honored Valentinus, a martyr in Roman times who was imprisoned and executed for performing weddings for soldiers not allowed to marry and for helping the Christians. It was author Geoffrey…