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10 Things Money Can’t Buy
A good reminder for all, there are many things in life that money cannot buy. I remember my father used to make up little sayings, and one of them was “Rich or poor, it’s good to have money.” Now it...
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D.G. Kaye speaks! #Womens #Empowering #Summit Live!
A few weeks ago I wrote a post here promoting The Womens Empowering Summit. This summit is hosted by divorce coach Heather Debreceni. In the summit, Heather interviewed 23 certified experts who spoke...
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15 Things Every Woman Should do By 40. | elephant journal
This article caught my attention on the site Elephant Journal. It was written by Margaret Aguirre as she shared her thoughts on things every woman should do by the time they’re 40. It’s a lovely...
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The Sunday Show – A Funny Thing Happened to Author D.G. Kaye
The Sunday Show – A funny thing happened to author D.G. Kaye I’d like to thank Sally Cronin of the esteemed blog Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life for inviting me to and interviewing me for...
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#Taxi Wars, #Uber and the Cost of Living — My Two Cents
The battle of the taxis are going on in Toronto. The taxi companies want to get rid of Uber. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Uber, they are an alternative taxi service whereby, you download...
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Aunties Love us Unconditionally – #Grief #Loss
Aunties can see our point of views sometimes better than our moms. They can step outside of the box and see both sides when children are in conflict with their moms. They can nurse the wounds we...
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Neatly Real and Aspiring Awards
Once again, I am honoured to be nominated for another lovely blog award. This time it’s from the Smexy Historical Romance writer, Shehanne Moore and her hosts, ‘The Hamstas’. If you visit her always...
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The New “I Am” . . . Series
I’ve been thinking of a new series to post and occasionally when I have spare writing time, or, if I have the dreaded writer’s block, I turn to my favourite writing book by Natalie Goldberg, “Old...
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Great Advice To Writers, From Writers | The Literacy Site Blog
The Literacy site is a great place to find various articles about writing. I chose this post to reblog to enlighten writers by reading what some well-known writers have to say about the craft. “Be...
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I am Series – #Writer’s World
I enjoy these writing prompts by Natalie Goldberg, not only because they get the mind exercised, but for the material they bring forth. Goldberg’s book is mainly directed toward memoir writers,...
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#Blogging – Best Tricks to get more Eyeballs on Old Posts – Janice Wald
In these past few months, I have discovered, followed and befriended writer Janice Wald from www.mycurrentnewsblog.com Janice has a wonderful blog which is most helpful to writers; author and bloggers...
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#Scrivener, #Audits, #Revisions and #Publishing
I can hardly believe it’s the first real day of summer today. I ask myself where March, April and May disappeared. It seems the days pass so quickly when so many things are going on, and when we come...
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I am Series — Noise
Writing prompt today, inspired by Natalie Goldberg’s Old Friend from Far Away, is the word “noise”. I am thinking about turning off the noise; the constant thought process that never wants to shut...
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Annoying things Only #Writers will Understand – Blindoggbooks
I came across this fabulous post that all writers can certainly identify with from Blindoggbooks. It’s a great post so don’t forget to read all the way through. “It is said that writers are a...
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Book #Review – Stroke of Fear by Deborah Bowman
Stroke of Fear is a short novella, the first of The Denny Ryder series. The genre of this book is paranormal, psychic, combined with a crime mystery. This combination of mystery keeps this book fast...
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Versatile #Blogger Nomination – Appreciation
I’d like to say an appreciative thanks to two of my wonderful blogger friends, www.shehannemoore.wordpress.com and www.belindacrane.wordpress.com who have both so graciously nominated me for this...
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#WordPress #Mobile
Hi all, I just thought I’d share a tidbit of information here about a little digital snag I ran into. I also mentioned in a post a few days ago in #Scrivener #Audits #Revisions about my dilemma...
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Taking a Break — Heading West
I am excited to announce that I’m taking a break and heading out to my most favourite place in the world, the desert. I have been looking forward to taking a pause from the hectic first half of this...
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Conflicted Hearts: Daughter’s Quest for Solace from Emotional Guilt
I was pleasantly surprised to find a review of my book Conflicted Hearts on memoir writer’s Sherrey Meyer’s page. Memoir writing is a very personal style of writing. We write from our souls and from...
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The Do’s and Don’ts of #Writing a Book #Blurb – Nicholas Rossis
Writing the Blurb for our books, as small as the task may seem, involves a lot of components. I have shared a link here to an article posted by Nicholas Rossis, who shares some terrific information on...
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