I thought I was a naturally talented musician.
Turns out there was more to it than that…
in which you get to hear me sing!
I thought I was a naturally talented musician.
Turns out there was more to it than that…
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The only qualification to be a ‘Superstar” is a desire to write and support your fellow writers.
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Registration for 2024 open now-June 8, 2024
The only qualification to be a ‘Superstar” is a desire to write and support your fellow writers.
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Registration for 2024 open now-June 8, 2024
A 6-part journey through the short story.
Starts July 28, 2023
Lovely singing and a good metaphor for the practice of writing. I used to be a newspaper journalist and was expected to produce a certain number of stories a day. When I left journalism for a while and returned to it a few years later, I found it so difficult to get my story count up to where it should be. Your video has revealed why. Now I’ve just started a blog based on a new hobby (sewing clothing) and writing is getting easier again. I’m really looking forward to Story A Day May. Whether I’m writing fiction or blog posts, I’m hoping to keep on track for a story a day.
Isn’t it amazing how quickly we take things for granted and let them slide? Not this month, though!!
Lovely!! Great to learn of this part of your history and hear you.
Thanks, Barry. Figured it was time to share a bit more of who I am!
Oh, Julie,
This was a charming way to make your point about writing every day! Some way, some how, I’m going to do this with you in May. I’m excited to feel my writing calluses after I consistently strum those computer keys!
Hugs,
Merrie
P.S. I could hear you delighting us with your “Summertime” rendition in Albany.
I miss the fireplace lounge!
And I think you’re going to have a blast. I already know you can write…
Julie,
You sang for you supper.
I can’t resist. Count me in.
Looking forward to 2015 theme prompts.
Opps! Make that 2024 — the 15th year of StoryADay! Yeah!
I wondered if you were time-traveling…(my fault for making a fuss about the number 15!)
Beautiful sound/song.
This is fabulous reminder!
Thanks for encouraging me to do this!