Social Disorder Afoot

I have been encouraging my med school husband and his med school cronies to talk about doing research on disorders caused by too much social media. At work I have been inundated with the stuff. My job as a communications specialists requires me to get my organization’s image out into the public. Social media is [...]

No Inspiration Here

I am still looking. After a failed attempt to retrieve inspiration from my Facebook friends, I have little to report on the writer’s block. I have little, doubt, however, that it stems from an early dose of seasonal affective disorder. That’s right. It’s November, and I am suffering from S.A.D. There are a long five [...]

Looking for Inspiration

When I was in 10th grade, my English teacher had the class do a simple exercise: a train-of-thought stream of consciousness consisting of phrases and words that is supposed to allow your brain the freedom to explore the many thoughts and connections running through your mind at a given time. There are no rules, only [...]

I Figure It’s About Time

A month or so hiatus can be restful. Or so they say. I say, blogging is restful. A chance to clear the cobwebs and the air, and whatever flurry of ideas are running rampant in my brain. But, I have to admit, that since I started working full time, I have been cleared out of [...]

Women on Writing Women

This article spun out of a series of Tweets from Susan Orlean. It’s a great view into the life of a writing mother: http://www.salon.com/mwt/broadsheet/feature/2009/06/11/susan_orlean/index.html

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