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Others (Red Dwyer comes to mind) make the determination that they’re going to make it and go after it with everything they’ve got. I admire these people greatly, but I also recognize that I would not work well doing what they do.” Writing with Both Sides of my Brain
The Fairy Blog Dust has reminded me that what I have to say is important, even if it is important to no one else beside me. It reminded me that writing here is an opportunity to hone writing skills that have long been dormant in my role as a suburban servant. It reminded me that perspective is everything and that the truth lies somewhere between the fantasy and fiction of the day and that fact is only subjective.
The dusting reminded me that writing is important.” Taking Candy from a Baby
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You’re the best! And now my students think so, too!” Taking Candy from a Baby
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