Branching out with my writing
Had fun with this one…that poor Love for Our Elders recipient. Hoping they take it in the vein in which it was intended. (Whatever that means.)
So, yes, I really do hope the recipient has a sense of either humor (or at least compassion), as here is a portion of the stationery’s flip side…
Time to get going on my letters for the MLL folks.
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This is the first in a series of three notes I wrote late last week.
The other two are in the ‘queue’. That is the weirdest word to type, I swear. It never feels right.
I’ll also be posting a ‘video-tour’ of this month’s letter requests from More Love Letters.
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This is the third in a series of three notes I wrote on a recent afternoon.
This one was probably even more fun than the previous two.
Again, the quote was a perfect launching site for some aging-related revelry. Granted, maybe I’m unsettling the poor recipient (“What if this whack-job knows where I live?”), but hey!–those are the risks of ‘publishing’, right? Besides, I’m generally harmless. (Just keep your distance at coffee-and-scone time.)
Click here if you’re interested in contributing your words to Love For Our Elders. And possibly undoing my literary misadventures…
This is the second in a series of three notes I wrote on a recent afternoon.
In my previous post, I noted that organization can be just so helpful for writers. I know what you’re thinking: Where else can you score such life-changing advice?
Anyway, this day calendar of quotes has been an invaluable springboard for themes to guide my notes. So, yes, for two straight days, it has remained glued to the laptop. Not literally…that would be ridiculous. And a mess..
As for being organized, here’s a nice set of tips from Bryan Collins on Write to Done…
The Zen of More Organized Writing: 5 Steps You Can Take Today
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This is the first in a series of three notes I wrote yesterday.
Whether it’s goodwill words, a novel, or a non-fiction piece, it sure does help to have the tools of the trade out and easily available.
Seems obvious, but there is at least one writer–I wouldn’t dare name names (;-|–who continues to stumble around and scatter his notebooks and supporting materials [in this case, a calendar of quotes] around the house, making the act of writing way more of a chore than it has to be.
Seems he rose above his ineptitude yesterday and, with resources in one location, he happily produced three notes to elders. [A nearby hot meal added inspiration, as well.]
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It’s as if I’m getting to know the recipients.
In reality, though, I don’t know where these are sent.
But I’ve always trusted Love for Our Elders to find those deserving people.
I’ve recently posted about writing being an act of faith.
In this case, I have faith that my notes to…
lift someone’s day.
For sure, they distract me from lots of other disquieting stuff happening out there in the world. [And they remind me that others are hurting so much out there.]
Plenty of writers are directing their thoughts and support to folks they know and some they don’t know, so my ‘project’ is nothing new or unique.
But it’s something that makes sense.
And…
Let me know if you want to join me. I have a raft of resources that will make the project doable.
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