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Meredith Morgan
Meredith Morgan
Central Florida
Member since: Nov, 2008
Last login: 10/17/2009
Last update : 10/25/2009
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  • Originally from the Midwest, I now live in Florida. I work in business during the day, and write every spare moment the rest of the time.

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  • Blow-me-away Blog Posts: Momentum

    October 25, 2009

    •  Cross posted from Fictional Life Twitter is growing on me. I really hated it at first, but it is turning into a source for running across really excellent blogs I might not otherwise have found. Recently, I came across this post from Michael Hyatt . I also signed up for Randy Ingermanson's e-mail newsletter. Here's a link to the current one.Ingermanson says that to succeed as a writer (or ...
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  • Crone Lit?

    October 17, 2009

    • Reposted from Fictional Life A few weeks ago, I was trolling blogs on the subject of writing and I ran across a discussion about Chick Lit. Sorry, I don't remember the site. The post was from several years ago and it discussed the evolution in Chick Lit, which was morphing from Twenty-Something Sex-In-The-City storyline to stories about married women with children, i. e., Mommy Lit. Some comments ...
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  • On Inspiration, Creativity and Ideas

    October 8, 2009

    • Cross posted from Fictional Life  What inspires you? What is your Muse?It is probably okay that I have not found my Muse because, Lord, I'm busy enough without one!The very process of discovering some of the new things I am suddenly bold enough to try has raised me to a new level of inspiration. I am inspired by nature and by dreams. I find inspiration in my own dogged determination keep the ...
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  • On the Language of Possibility

    September 30, 2009

    • Cross-posted from Fictional Life  I think I wrote about synchronicity recently in a different context. In another synchronous blog discovery, I ran across the Confident Writing blog while Joanna Young was writing a series on "The Language of Possibility". I love that phrase!This is synchronous because I'm planning to write a fantasy novel this year for NaNoWriMo. I have my idea and ...
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  • On Letting A Story Go

    September 21, 2009

    • Cross posted from Fictional Life  I read somewhere that a writer shouldn't fall in love with her characters to the point that she can't let them go. I understand that. Once a story is finished, a writer can do two things with it: She can put it under the bed (or leave it in her writing folder) and hoard it, or she can make it available to others. Either of those options has its pitfalls.Emily ...
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    Thanks for your feedback. Meredith

  • Not off topic at all!!

    I think that's the whole point pf this dialogue! In our country John McCain and John Kerry can be friends and colleagues, even while being political opponents.

  • Not off topic at all

    Meredith http://meredith-morgan.blogspot.com/

  • Ditto

    I'm guessing that you and I would probably come down on the opposite side of most political positions. Most of my best friends have been very conservative. I love them. They love me.

  • I "hear you"

    My head tells me you're right: "Contemporary politicians have no place in our class rooms." Problem is, I still operate under the illusion (delusion?) that "elected officials" can occasionally rise

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