“Her song called me to her, and she gave me water and happiness.” Beautiful work by a friend of mine. Her work is magical. Stop by and see for yourself!
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Have you thought about doing the Writing 101 class? That’s where you pick up a lot of followers because your writing really gets out there.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/2015/03/24/april-blogging-u-announcement/#respond
That tells all about it.
Your writing is so specific to you. Perhaps without the backstory (which you obviously cannot publish) the things you’re working on in regards to what’s transpiring in a specific way inside you end up being just beautiful words that others can appreciate but not necessarily relate to. Obviously folks love your writing as evidenced by several of your pieces. Especially the one about your daughter.
But then you have to answer the question of whether trying to please others and get them to your site is more important to you than working through the stuff you’re mired in. It’s definitely a personal decision of the heart.
That is a thought. But I was really just thinking that I wish more people would read your work. I am getting more out of this now than I thought I would in the first place. I am not as concerned about my numbers as much now that I am a seasoned blogger. 🙂 (Three whole months.) I will go look at the thingy.
Well, it may not be something you’re interested in.
I minded and signed up
Signed up I did
Best of luck with the class, as if you needed it.
I trust my friend. 🙂 and I’m glad to know you.
No, he surely doesn’t need it. He can run rings around everybody on here. 😉
Exactly. They have no idea what’s coming.
Thank you for the reblog. You’re a good teacher…
You already know:)
Sometimes I think you truly don’t get that it’s been your “light” (your kindness, caring, teaching — in a much different regard than Kim’s) filtering in through those cracks that is illuminating many things for me. THAT is what enabled the true change in Abequa. From her first conversation with Oto she was changed.
But she was already Her from the start. He did not change her. He just responded to what he saw.
But without his showing her the way, she couldn’t access that hidden part of her. When you can’t receive her heart-felt thanks, you are denying her the “joy” (if you will) of her journey. You hard-headed pirate!
I just wish I had more people at the site to show it to.