The holiday season has begun, and the Starbucks I am at is playing Cheese Cake by Dexter Gordon. My relationship with music goes back to the Spring of 2005. My Father was a rude and crass man; he refused to let me join band. To the point, where he tore up my letter of “acceptance”Continue reading “Month of Musicianship and the role of Music in my Life.”
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Tiny things for a tiny Eco-friendly home
Personally, I despise it when people don’t think about the harm we’ve traced on the environment as humans. And this is where I got the idea behind my NaNoWriMo novel, for all you people who are spitting out words like me this month. Some towns don’t have recycling programs, and for those who do, certainContinue reading “Tiny things for a tiny Eco-friendly home”
Wednesday’s Writings: Tilt Feature!
Day two of National Novel Writing Month, and I’ve had a iced green tea, iced caramel macchiato, a iced mocha at home, and 16 cups of water over the past two days. Last night, I made homemade pizza, which was was easy, since the crust was already made. I’ve also snacked on lots of post-HalloweenContinue reading “Wednesday’s Writings: Tilt Feature!”
The Lost Art of Pen-Paling
In the art of digital life, receiving mail is a positive and and a negative. Digital or physical. Whenever you get a letter from that 501-c Charity about renewing your quarterly donation, some people give the money, or shred the letter. When “junk mail” comes into my mail box, whether digital or physical, it alwaysContinue reading “The Lost Art of Pen-Paling”
Danielle Lee Sullivan 