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Sprinting

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What’s on the iPod: Restless by Chris Bathgate I hope your weekend was wonderful – mine was despite lots of rain. I drove back home and spent time with the parents, the sister and her family, and some special visitors. My dad’s brother, his wife, and stepdaughter were back from San Diego. It was the…

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The Finish Line

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What’s on the iPod: Summertime by Kenny Chesney Got a great deal done yesterday despite a slightly interrupted day. I managed an interview, a resume, an article (800 words), and an oil change (paid for it this time – drat!). I wanted to do more, but I needed to pack. I’m going back home for…

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Safe Versus Good

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What’s on the iPod: Lola by The Kinks I’m glad I’m able to get a ton of stuff done in the mornings lately because my afternoon yesterday dissolved quickly. I was good until about two – then the plumber arrived. We had a small leak and a minor fiasco surrounding our water heater, its replacement,…

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It’s All in the Perspective

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What’s on the iPod: Ten Thousand Things by The Avett Brothers Yesterday was one of those productive days that makes me glad to be a freelancer. I managed a crazy schedule without interruption because A) I work from home, B) I don’t have to attend meetings, and C) the commute time is better spent writing….

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Saying Goodbye

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What I’m reading: Inishfallen Fare Thee Well by Sean O’CaseyWhat’s on the iPod: Small Town by John Mellencamp Sometimes, you can just rock a Monday. Yesterday was one of those days I had a list longer than Route 95 and only nine hours to work with. I managed nearly all of my list, with some…

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Monday Bits

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What I’m reading: Inishfallen Fare Thee Well by Sean O’CaseyWhat’s on the iPod: Roll Away Your Stone by Mumford & Sons How was your weekend? We managed to get nothing done on Saturday (amen) thanks to heavy rains. Our trip to Macy’s for their sale proved to be the repeated thought of thousands of other…

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Randomness on a Friday

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What I’m reading: Inishfallen, Fare Thee Well by Sean O’Casey What’s on the iPod: Sweet Sophia by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers Yesterday was gorgeous. Sun was out, birds chirping, flowers in bloom…. too bad I was stuck inside working. I did manage to get to the park at lunchtime and put in a mile…

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One More Day

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If you haven’t picked up your copy of The Worthy Writer’s Guide to Building a Better Business, do it today. Remember, the $2 discount is good until April 15th. Then the price goes up to $11.95. Still a bargain for info that could help you boost profits (and is tax deductible). To order, click here.

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First the Cart, Then the Horse

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What’s on the iPod: Hick Town by Jason Aldean Unless you’ve been unconscious the last few days, you’ve probably heard about the lawsuit filed by angry writers against Arianna Huffington, demanding $105 million in payment from the Huffington Post’s founder. The writers, upset over Ms. Huffington’s deal with AOL to sell the online venue for…

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Whatever Works for You

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What’s on the iPod: How To Save a Life by The Fray Yesterday it rained, it was cooler, and the car was getting its inspection – a perfect day for me to get some work done. I managed a great deal of research and writing on my article, which barring major writing catastrophes elsewhere, I…

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