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Author: lwidmer

Worthy Tip: This Job, Not That Job

Posted on January 12, 2011 by lwidmer

What I’m reading: Gilian the Dreamer by Neil MunroWhat’s on the iPod: After the Gold by Neil Young Before I forget, I have a post up over at About Freelance Writing. Give it a look. The snow has come. I felt it the day before. You can just tell. The air is more static and…

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Guest Post: The Magalog Market

Posted on January 11, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Darlin’ Do Not Fear by Brett Dennen When Copywriting Queen (my term for her) Eileen Coale said something in a comment here about magalogs, little did she know she wasn’t escaping with just a mere comment. I asked for more – and like the pro she is, she delivered. Thank you,…

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Endings, Beginnings, and Other Stuff

Posted on January 10, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Summer Nights by Rascal Flatts I’m hating Blogger at the moment. I just typed out a nice long post, clicked Publish, and watched it disappear into oblivion. For the first time in nearly a month, I am alone in the house. First his daughter/boyfriend combo arrived, then his vacation, then my…

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The Big Question

Posted on January 7, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Magnificent by U2 Yesterday was a small part work and a large part distraction. After her 24-hour bout with the flu, daughter woke up and packed for her Disney trip. I dropped her and her boyfriend at the airport, then headed straight for 30th Street Station to pick up the stepson,…

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Getting Back or Looking Back?

Posted on January 6, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Keeping Warm by We Were Promised Jetpacks I love the wisdom of the writing community. This little gem came from Chaos in the Country’s Nikki, who said about her career: ” In not wanting to look back, I realize that I do need to get back.” This from someone who found…

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When the Rules Change

Posted on January 5, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Just Another Girl by Pete Yorn Interesting day yesterday. I had a conference call with my clients to clear up some projet inconsistencies, which went very well. I had just hung up the phone when an email came in on a project bid. The prospective client asked for an IM chat….

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Seven Deadly Freelance Sins

Posted on January 4, 2011 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Viva la Vida by Coldplay I’m fighting something. Not sure if it’s a cold, a flu, or some other ailment. Whatever it is, it has me tired by noon, my voice is feeling strained, and I’m congested. Here I thought it was all the loud singing I was doing on New…

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Countering Bad News

Posted on January 3, 2011 by lwidmer

What I’m reading: Gilian the Dreamer by Neil MunroWhat’s on the iPod: Restless Days by The Clarks My daughter received an interesting call last night. One of her professors – one of her favorites, in fact – called to ask a favor. It seems a student of hers has lodged a complaint about her to…

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Monthly Assessment: December 2010

Posted on December 31, 2010 by lwidmer

What I’m reading downstairs: The Civil War: A Narrative (Vol. 1 Fort Sumter to Perryvile) by Shelby Foote What’s on the iPod: Rain by Scott Blasey Oh, don’t we hate having to answer to ourselves when we have a lousy month? It’s no surprise that December was going to stink. It’s rare that a December…

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Top Nine Posts of 2010

Posted on December 30, 2010 by lwidmer

What I’m reading: Gilian the Dreamer by Neil MunroWhat’s on the iPod: Backwards Walk by Frightened Rabbit It’s usually against my nature to be a joiner of trends. However, this one I can’t resist because it reflects what you are interested in seeing here. It’s the most-commented on blog postings here on this little blog….

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  1. Devon Ellington Avatar
    Devon Ellington
    December 30, 2010

    Every one of your blog posts is unique and memorable in some way. That's why you're so good at what you do!

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  2. Lori Avatar
    Lori
    December 30, 2010

    You're sweet to say that, Devon. Thank you. 🙂

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  3. Paula Avatar
    Paula
    December 30, 2010

    Devon's right (as usual). If I had to single something out, I'd say your posts about Ireland were beautiful and memorable.

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  4. Lori Avatar
    Lori
    December 30, 2010

    Thanks, Paula. I wasn't fishing for compliments, but I'll take that one. 🙂

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  5. Wendy Avatar
    Wendy
    December 31, 2010

    Just call me Hooka is a classic in my book. The post was good, but what inspired it was even better.

    Geez, if being motivated to do something with your career makes you a high-class escort, then we should all put on our glitzy outfits and walk the streets.

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  6. Lori Avatar
    Lori
    December 31, 2010

    LOL! Wendy, I think it was one of my favorites, too. I had fun writing it. 🙂

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