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Where Hope Abides
Friday Morning It's Friday morning here. Early. The sun was waking up when I came to my office. I said thanks for another day, for a...
Liz Flaherty
1 day ago2 min read
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Splintered by Time
I had this week's post almost entirely written when I realized if I wouldn't like reading it, why would anyone else. My writing voice...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 284 min read
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Write That Dream Down! by Colleen Donnelly
This post is for you, if you have ever woken up feeling there was something sensible in the nonsense of colors, odd characters, and...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 266 min read
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No ... you may not
"Yesterday (20 March 2025), The Atlantic published a searchable database of over 7.5 million books and 81 million research papers . This...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 243 min read
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It Was A Sit-In
It was the late 1960s, so there was nothing new about a sit-in. They'd been on the news for a few years. They disgusted most people I...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 223 min read
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A Life-Changing Decision by Kathleen Buckley
Have you ever made a life-changing decision? How did it work out? Many of us are descended from people who were immigrants from...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 194 min read
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Things That Remind Me
I'm comfortable with being old. I like having a huge quiver of memories to carry around, that our house is long paid for, that I can...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 153 min read
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Chance's Return by Lucy Kubash
What can I say, my heroes have always been cowboys. From the time I first watched the older-timers–Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, and the Lone...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 125 min read
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What Do You Do When...
You write a whole blog post ... yes, a whole one complete with title, several paragraphs, a funny line or two, and the weekly wrap-up....
Liz Flaherty
Mar 83 min read
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Vision Boards, Vision Words, and Affirmations by Christine Columbus
Do they work? Do you get anxious, excited, afraid, laugh, or cry when reading fiction or watch a movie? Things don’t have to be “real” to...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 53 min read
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Welcome, Lynda Rees
I'm so glad to welcome Lynda Rees here for Writer Monday to talk about her newest releases! She has a giveaway for you, too! ROCK STARR...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 33 min read
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Then and Now
When I was a kid, I wanted to be popular. I also wanted to be thin, pretty, and well dressed. I wanted to have enough money to shop at...
Liz Flaherty
Mar 13 min read
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So Long, Joann
In 1968, I needed a white dress to wear under my white graduation gown. Either that, the gown-rental person advised, or just wear a white...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 224 min read
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After All These Years by Lucinda Race
Enjoy this small town, later in life, romance by award-winning and bestselling author, Lucinda Race. A breathtaking story of love, loss,...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 192 min read
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The Hate Tree
I complain about hate. A lot. At halvesies with greed, I consider it to be one of the two worst things that have ever happened to our...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 152 min read
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Men in Books Aren't Better by Amanda Nelson and Lisa-Marie Potter
Men In Books Aren't Better is a sweet contemporary romance about author Molly Covington, who feels pressured by her looming deadline for...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 121 min read
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Trees and Stories
"In the end, we'll all become stories." - written by Margaret Atwood. "... but it is up to us whether that story is unremarkable, or,...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 84 min read
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Clutter and Decisions by J. J. Ranson
Are you tired of the stuff lying around your house? Or in your car? Your workplace? I sure am! A few years ago, I embarked on a theme of...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 54 min read
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A New Heart by Roseann McGrath Brooks
After nearly three years of living one day at a time in recovery, Nathan believes that any change of heart is possible. And maybe...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 32 min read
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Speaking of... by Liz Flaherty
This week someone called me a Marxist . Actually, it was a liberal Marxist , so I was okay with part of it. So, even though I learned...
Liz Flaherty
Feb 13 min read
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