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What’s Scary and What Isn’t

May 13, 2010
Different things scare different folks. A bold move for one person is routine for another, and vice versa. For example, if I tried to take the stand that this bird is so casually doing, I would be bold, indeed. On the other hand, I’ve done some things that this fellow would absolutely quail at. My […] Read More

Hurrah for Helen!

May 11, 2010
Helen Mirren‘s wax likeness was unveiled at Mme. Tussaud’s yesterday and the picture of her with the fake version was number one in gossip site Radaronline’s Hot Photos. I applaud the bold Dame Helen for the chutzpah to be totally hot at 65. Add to del.icio.us - Stumble It! - Subscribe to this feed - Digg it Read More

Bold Teacher-Writers

May 11, 2010
Last week I taught my “Writing Powerful Stories” workshop on Ocracoke Island on the North Carolina Outer Banks. The participants were public school teachers/guidance counselors/principals, etc. The sponsor was the NC Center for the Advancement of Teaching. What’s bold about this? For one, I, who am primarily a writer, was teaching teachers. And more striking, […] Read More

A Week (Almost) on an Island

April 29, 2010
I’m getting ready to head off to Ocracoke on the NC Outer Banks to teach a writing class for five days for NCCAT. Very nice assignment, I know. At the same time, teaching is the boldest thing I ever do. The most demanding of attentiveness. Writing is a piece of cake, by comparison. Public speaking […] Read More

Gandhi as Shy Guy

April 27, 2010
Gandhi, one of my often-mentioned heroes, is an encouraging example in part because of his rough start. Prior to peacefully running the British out of India, he was a lawyer who was too cowed to speak up in court. He lost case after case. “He was a total failure,” writes Paul Rogat Loeb in an […] Read More

Don’t Forget to Look Up

April 26, 2010
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A Shocking Number

April 25, 2010
Just passed a thousand posts on Friday without even knowing it. That would be about three novels in length. Though, I must say my novels are more considered than my posts. Still, it does make me think. A thousand! Damn! Will have to cook up an appropriate celebration. Add to del.icio.us - Stumble It! - Subscribe to this feed - Digg […] Read More

Shear Boldness

April 23, 2010
Yesterday afternoon my writing group was called off, and instead of rushing back to my laptop, I went home and hit the garden. Hit is the operative word. I did some serious pruning. For me, this is a bold move. My general gardening philosophy is: if a thing wants to grow, I let it grow. […] Read More

Yet Another Great Quote Sent in by Mamie

April 21, 2010
Live your life in such a way that when your feet hit the floor Satanshudders and says, “Oh no, she’s awake.”– unknown (Mamie can be found at Can I Do It?) Add to del.icio.us - Stumble It! - Subscribe to this feed - Digg it Read More

Older and Bolder

April 19, 2010
I find growing older, I’m increasingly bolderAnd increasingly hard to subdue!– author unknown Contributed by quote maven Mamie of Can I Do It? Add to del.icio.us - Stumble It! - Subscribe to this feed - Digg it Read More


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