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Lauralee Moss Non-Fiction, Research Based Writing

Lauralee Moss
Lauralee Moss
East Peoria
Member since: Jun, 2009
Last login: 05/12/2010
Last update : 03/20/2010
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  • Lauralee Moss, an Illinois native, grew up in a pitifully small town with little to do. Her boredom led to reading which led to a career. Her writing focuses on societal issues such as education, breast-feeding, and feminism.

    Her heroes growing up were Lois Lane, Murphy Brown, and Hillary Clinton. It is no accident that only one of those women is real.

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  • Dear Aaron Schock

    March 20, 2010

    •  Good Evening.I called your office twice this last week and received an email from you earlier.I read the entire email and appreciate you returning my calls via email. Unfortunately, I disagree with you on many points.A few from your email:"By ridding our health care system of unscrupulous people, we can ensure that money in our health care system goes to keeping folks healthy, instead of ...
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  • Credit Card Fun

    February 16, 2010

    • Because I procrastinate, I waited until today to pay my credit card that was due today.  I try to log in online to make the payment, to which I receive a message that my social security number is incorrect.I call the company, because I do not want a late fee, and speak to a man for about 10 minutes. He's pretty agreeable, except he will not wave the $15 fee for making a payment online. I know ...
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  • Sleep

    January 22, 2010

    • Arianna Huffington (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/sleep-challenge-2010-i-no_b_430748.html?&just_reloaded=1) has a sleep challenge for women. Her logic is that women have accomplished so much thay we could accomplish more if we are well rested. I read her opening blog for the series that women should literally sleep their way to the top. She has scarry facts that women are ...
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  • Conversation

    January 12, 2010

    •  well...i met you when you were 14you didn't seem quite 14you know, you are the age now i was when i met youanyway...you did not seem to like all the stuff going on around you and you didn't participate in it. you were in that crazy class with all those loud boys, remember? you just looked as annoyed as i was. 
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  • Empathy

    November 17, 2009

    • The empathy I have always felt for characters scares me. I perhaps identify with imaginative people too much. Laura Ingalls Wilder struck me as a young girl. I recall crying because Mary went blind and Nellie Olson taunted everyone. Later, it was Charlotte Doyle, the Goosebump characters, and the boy from Where The Red Fern Grows. Then books started to teach me how literature connected the world ...
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  • hilarious

    This made me smile. I always feel such pressure to blog when I get the notifications of new topics. This is really great.

  • interesting

    It is terrible that such ignorance still exists. Fascinating blog, however. It is always interesting to learn something new.

  • Shoddy English

    I think writers should write well. More than an example for others, writers record present day cultures and societies.

  • I know the feeling. The

    I know the feeling. The 'suggestions' of facebook bring back memories of people I am no longer on friendly terms with, but obviously have many connections to them.

  • Alicia, I never even thought

    Alicia, I never even thought of that, but you are completely right. I have "Sherlock Holmes, Volume I" in my diaper bag right now but it is so bulky.

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