Monthly Archives: July 2006

Suddenly, I’ve become very blogconscious. I’ve been blogging for over a year, here, for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, for STL a La Mode . . . I’ve written enough online to be recognized walking about in a city of three … Continue reading →

I’m delighted at the results of the comment experiment! I’ve heard from so many people and it’s nice to finally have a little tw0-way interaction going. So, if you haven’t yet left a comment, it’s time. As for the red … Continue reading →

Did I tell you I’ve made an honest-to-goodness friend in Charlottesville? Right before we moved, the girl’s Girl Scout leaders were saying goodbye to us. Two of these ladies, Angie and Hope, are the best of friends. They go everywhere … Continue reading →

If you were born somewhere between 1960 and 1990, and you’re female, there’s a good chance your name is Jennifer. I have good friends named Jennifer, and even a relative — it’s not that I have anything against the name, … Continue reading →

I’ve launched an experimental new blog, Writing the Good Read. I’ve been wanting to write more about the process of writing, experiment with styles, capture good information for other writers in a space other than this one, where it just … Continue reading →