With the exception of a few odd jobs, yours truly has been out of work since October 2011. For someone who has been working since 16 1/2, this is horrible*. The uncertainty of where the next paycheck is coming from, whether or not health insurance is happening, the meaningless-ness of TGIF. I’m sort of used to it by now and
On Anxiety Disorders and the Query Process
For those not in the know, anxiety is a blanket term that covers everything from phobias to generalized anxiety, so a lot of people suffer from it. Not nearly enough get treated for it*. Anyone who suffers from general anxiety knows that functioning on certain days is difficult enough, but if you get a panic attack? You might as well
Need Query Letter Help?
In case you were wondering about Friday’s post, the aliens versus paratroopers never happened*. My high school didn’t excel in the “kick ass pranks” department. As it was, my graduating class thought parking someone’s Jeep Cherokee on the walkway to the front of the school was clever**. But it’s a new week and that means back to business. Since the
Comp Me
Every Wednesday, YA Highway asks their readership a simple question to answer on your blog. Once you answer, you link your blog in the comments for other readers to hop on board. This is Road Trip Wednesday. Today’s question: Who are your comp titles/authors? For the record, I’m full of dislike on this question. Why? For the following reasons: I
Right, Then
Next month I’m doing my first ever marathon. I haven’t trained for it, nor am I really built for it. Good thing I’m not doing a physical marathon. What I am doing is participating in my first ever NaNoWriMo. With this cherry getting popped, so is a lot of others. Like, plot cards. Authoress has talked about them and Holly