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Day 27 (of 31 days of free writing)

October 27, 2019 ~ Linda Wright

When I was young my mother insisted we have a party line on our phone. It was less expensive. I was trained to only answer the phone if it rang with two short rings. We never knew who picked up when the phone rang in other patterns. If I picked up the phone and heard … Continue reading Day 27 (of 31 days of free writing)

Day 2 (of 31 days of free writing)

October 2, 2019October 3, 2019 ~ Linda Wright

Once I heard a bestselling author talk about self-censorship. She said that authors often hold back from writing what is true to their story or characters because they believe they know what readers want, what people will buy. Before a book is even printed, she warned, censorship is in play. I mused about self-censorship a … Continue reading Day 2 (of 31 days of free writing)

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“I am no longer accepting the things I cannot change. I am changing the things I cannot accept.” 
― Angela Y. Davis

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