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More Aplomb Por Favor

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A Good Person with Aplomb is Rare How many self-confident people in stressful situations do you know? Now remove Kim Kardashian. How many people do you have left? Good people with good intentions. Those who are levelheaded when life presents Amazonian rainforest conditions. Again, the Kardashians are not the best company. Think about someone you…

(re)build us

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Reform our minds And we can Improve   In a day where The word change Sounds made up Made to cover Engulf Swallow Just as the fires are used in a controlled burn So, too, can we Refine Ameliorate And improve this cycle time season of life Where the winds of change Seem capable of…

WHEELMAN gets a facelift

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Hi all! Following last month’s update about the release of my next novel, Swimming the Echo (5.30.17), I wanted to give another little update regarding the WHEELMAN paperback version. I’m currently in the works for finding a new cover design for it, and I’ll try to share that look (and its reprinting) soon! In the…

In 3 Months: My New Novel, Swimming the Echo

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Hey all! In a little over 3 months (5.30.17), my newest novel, Swimming the Echo, will be hitting bookshelves, and I wanted to give you as much notice as possible. This novel will delve into more backstory of the fictional town of Seton, Kentucky (first featured in my story collection, Baptisms & Dogs (2014)), and the adventures…

4 years 273 days at Sea.

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4 years. 273 days. That’s the length of time one couple has sailed across various oceans of the world with Princess Cruise(s). I only know this, because of a bulletin that recognized them as distinguished on a recent trip. I couldn’t process that milestone. 1,733 days at sea. 1,733 vacation days. 1,733 days passed willy-nilly with…

Home is more than an address

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I think about home a lot. Especially since moving away.   Home – “the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.”   I like this definition better than some of the others online; it includes that one word, the adverb ‘permanently’. The image seems truer somehow, even if…
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