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Blog postI’ve been working remotely for the past 9 years now, and though the prospect of this really sounds alluring (which, it definitely has its perks, don’t get me wrong), it can also be strenuously hard. With the huge flux of people being repositioned to work from home for their jobs now into the unforeseeable future due to this coronavid pandemic, I thought I’d throw out some tweaks and tips I’ve learned over the years that might, even just a little, make such a solitary shift a tad bit easier. <
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Blog postPart of the process when I’m writing a novel or story, is penning a personal essay when the book is finished. It’s an extra bit of rambling I get to do on my own to really dive into the story, the impact it had on my life, and what I hoped to accomplish with all those words. I’ve done this with all 13 books I’ve written, and I always just keep this to myself. The last book I released about a month ago, The Phobic’s Son, my husband got his hands on the personal essay I did for it. He went on a
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Blog postY’all. I have never felt more understood and also judged by any meme.
And I know you do, too.
Actually, I know for certain there are A LOT of kindred spirits out there with the same feels. Case in point:
Even the Most Interesting Man in the World is not immune, people.
This actually is not a bad purchase, TBH.
Preparedness is key, tho. #TreatYourself?
This guy has even profited through his YouTube channel for -
Blog postThere is a man you know all too well. He is the man you call your neighbor. He is the man who is your complete, go-to manual to fix anything with wheels or a motor. He is the man with the broad shoulders and contagious laugh who stands behind you in line at the gas station every Friday evening to buy his “winning” lottery ticket. He is the man who helps you to load the fifty-pound bag of mulch you just purchased from Lowe’s into the back of your truck. He is the man who always knows more than
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Blog postTaking a break in this post from all that purging and minimizing talk. Actually, this whole next spiel came about because I was losing my mind, therefore then finding myself doing the following said ridiculous things…
I joined Facebook in its beginnings—2005. When you could only join if you had a legitimate college or university email.
Um, everyone, that wasn’t a few years ago. It was over a decade ago. 13 YEARS.
It felt cool, and it felt exclusive. Like there was fina -
Blog postI wanted to be funny and clever and sunshiney in this blog post, but it’s just not happening. I woke up today exhausted and on-edge. I sipped on my coffee as I started my morning, and became panicky about our decision to drastically downsize our life. We are in deep—in the middle of it all—and I’m in a mode on this stormy Thursday where I am doubting. What a beautiful house we have—is it the right decision to sell, to change that when we don’t have to? What if we choose the wrong rental and a
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Blog postThis week’s happenings brought to you in the form of inner, spastic monologues.
Purging material possessions feels so good! So productive! Go me! We have a chocolate fountain? This is the stupidest thing we’ve ever done, it’s so impulsive, this is such a bad idea… THIS IS THE BEST IDEA! I LOVE GETTING RID OF STUFF! Oh, look, a stress pimple. You brought this stress on yourself. You’re an idiot. I HAVE NUNCHUCKS?! Dreamt about Altoids last night. Found 2 cans purging today. -
Blog postKey West really does something to you.
Or, rather, insert your favorite vacation destination. You know, the one you can’t quit, the one you keep coming back to, the one you empty your savings account just for a few days out of a year to be there.
Yeah, that one.
That place. That place that we all have. That place really does something to you.
My place, as I stated before, is Key West, Florida. I’ve been tons of times, and last month, my hubs, LT and I went to s -
Blog postY’all! I know, I know. It’s been an almost 4-year hiatus. But the blog is back! Railroad Wife-ing is no joke! Seriously, Andy Cohen, I’m waiting for the proposal for a Bravo reality show like yesterday. Also, I’m now out of the Great White Arctic and into the great state of Texas (cue “Texas Forever” in Tim Riggins’ voiceover) Other big changes since the person in 2014 last posted:
I’m now Level 32 (…years old…) My hair is a rose gold pink (today) I’m “mothering” two dogs I’m living -
Blog postI just got off a pretty awesome Blog Book Tour for my newest horror fiction book, “Iniquity”. Keeping in spirits (yes, pun intended) with the Halloween season, I did a fun and spooky interview on the blog tour, so here it is in case you missed it. I seriously had a blast doing this, so I hope you guys enjoy. ~TRF
1.) Your newest book “Iniquity” debuted August 19, 2014 and has already hit the bestseller status. Tell us a little bit
