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Author Archives: Catherine Hedge
Writing and Christmas
By Uncle Bill My niece Cathy has exposed me for the fraud that I am. For years, generations in fact, I have been able to fool my family into believing I have talent. The trick has been working tirelessly on … Continue reading
Posted in Nostalgia, Slice of life, Writing
Tagged 1940's memories, Bill Borel, Christmas letters, nostalgia, Reminiscence, writing Christmas letters
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Creating a Civil Writing Group
Creating a Civil Writing Group.
Posted in Writing
Tagged rules for writing group, writing critique, writing group, writing group norms
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Creating a Civil Writing Group
By Catherine Hedge Following the advice of Charlene Newcomb, I get myself to a writer’s group every week. We started with an incredibly strong leader who kept us in control, but that’s not always the case! Spiteful, negative reviewers can … Continue reading
Blog or Dog?
By Catherine Hedge These days when people discover time they didn’t have before, they often get two suggestions: 1. Write a blog 2. Get a dog Both offer a way to fill time, as if that’s a problem. They tell … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged dog ownership, humor, starting a blog, writing
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When I write, I have the Ultimate Power! by Catherine Hedge
When I write, I have the Ultimate Power! by Catherine Hedge.
Posted in Writing
Tagged Leonard Bishop, teaching writing, why should I write?, writer's block, writing inspiration
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When I write, I have the Ultimate Power! by Catherine Hedge
I get to work with middle school students. I’m often asked to be a guest speaker as the resident “Real Writer” in my Midwestern school. Every time I present, I make students stand beside their desks and repeat after me, … Continue reading
Skating on your Ankles by Joseph Franklin Hedge
Skating on your Ankles by Joseph Franklin Hedge.
Posted in Slice of life
Tagged Anaconda Montana, humor, ice skating, Montana, nostalgia, Sonja Henie, winter
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Skating on your Ankles by Joseph Franklin Hedge
(Forward) January in Kansas is supposed to be cold, snowy, and blustery. But not this year. It hit 60 Friday. I’m usually a cold weather wimp. My preferred winter activity is sitting in front of the fireplace with a cup … Continue reading
Posted in Slice of life, Uncategorized
Tagged Anaconda Montana, humor, ice skating, Joseph F. Hedge, nostalgia, Reminiscence, Sonja Henie, winter past, winter sport
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