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writer.jpgI’ve been doing a little reading here and there lately and thought that I would share a few articles with you! Some are silly, some are useful, others are just ones that I enjoyed reading! I hope you can find something that brightens your day!

When To Break Up With Your Blog - are you sick and tired of writing for your blog? Are you wondering if it’s not time to cut the cord and let it move on? Read this great article and see if you’re feeling the way this blog described, and then write your Dear John letter.

10 Words to Avoid in Your Writing - would you guys stop reading me if my sustainable and tightly integrated cutting edge writing became full of features and benefits? LOL I don’t know that I’ve ever use words like these in this blog!

Thursday Thirteen: 13 Characters You Wouldn’t Want to Wake Up in Bed With - I agree on EVERY single one of these, and the idea just made me giggle!

Time Management: How many hours can you fit in one day? - Me? I have 24. How many do you have? How many can you fit into? How many hours do you stay awake? How many hours are you actually working? I am going to start tracking things now that I’ve started using Google’s calender. It’s one of the recommendations here at this entry that I already do!

50 Holiday Things You Can Make Yourself - I would love if someone would make me this Christmas afghan, or just an afghan for any season. I need a beautiful blanket.

Prolific Blogging - 5 Methods I Swear By - this guy writes a great post about HOW to be a prolific blogger. I’m hoping that over the break I am able to really bump myself into prolific blogger mode and keep it going through winter term.

When Bad Writing Becomes Funny - oh man did I laugh at some of these high school analogies that are at the top of the page!

Engrish - when translations just don’t quite work for you!

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Posted in Humor, Links, Resources on December 10th, 2007

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  1. James Chartrand - JCM Enterprises Says:
    December 10th, 2007 at 7:10 am

    Thanks for the link! I’m happy to report that using Google Calendar for one week actually increased my free/spare time by two hours a day - amazing what happens when we stay on track!

  2. mad Says:
    December 10th, 2007 at 7:19 pm

    My hair often glistens like nose hair after a sneeze.

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