I’ve been doing some soul-searching recently, thinking about my life and where I’ve been and where I’m going. Thinking about goals. Thinking about challenges. It’s so easy to turn away from challenges, to stick with the normal and the mundane. It’s easy to believe that your life will just coast along in the same path […]
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April 26, 2011 by Leave a Comment
There are those of you who think that I should not speak of things technical, as I am a technology amateur. And yet, my friends, I have seen much of the world whilst going through what I like to think of as “Blog Hell”. And what kind of a person would I be if I […]
Time to Think
April 24, 2011 by 2 Comments
It seems to me that the rarest commodity in the world today is not oil or gold or silver. The rarest commodity of all is Time. And the rarest of all Time is time to think. Time to think is rarer than the rarest of gemstones, my friends. But if you are going to be a writer, […]
Missing Photographs
April 21, 2011 by 2 Comments
Last Sunday, I returned the art fact sheet for my book to the publisher. This is the information Carina Press will use to come up with a cover, among other things. (Yes, digital books DO have covers, smartypants. In fact, Carina Press covers are beautiful, and I suggest that you go look at them sometime.) Anyway, when […]
An Ode to Coffee
April 19, 2011 by 4 Comments
Today I would like to present an Ode to Coffee. This is an expanded version of original works appearing on my Facebook page. Feel free to borrow and/or set to music. uh..hmm… An Ode to Coffee By Betsy Horvath O Coffee, O Coffee My fav-or-ite drink. You help me to wake, You help me to think. […]
“A Rose for Emily” with Spoilers
April 17, 2011 by 4 Comments
If you want to be an English major, you are going to have to read a lot of things you really can’t stand and then write papers about them. And discuss them. And sometimes you’ll have to pretend you like them. And that may scar your psyche. One work of literature that scarred me for life is “A […]
