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Canadians on Phones Not Drinking Coffee. Rainy gray weather with expectations of more snow cause thoughts to turn to piles of hot coffee. This may because am doing a two week detox. With no access to coffee. Thoughts also turn to summer vacation and no time like the present to nail down annual beach vacation which includes a ferry reservation and they sell coffee on the boat. Try again, maybe mistyped or forgot to check I ACCEPT box.

Compelling content for college campuses. Sharing what I know, with a sense of humor. I create compelling content for higher education, magazines, retail, and B2B.

These guidelines, also available at our website in slightly longer form, were updated on Dec.

Q2 Spring Projects and Habits. Today is the ultimate day for a fresh start on new projects! I always get over-zealous at the start of a new quarter, but spring gets me especially energized.

Writing about anxiety, authenticity, and what happens when we stop acting. Or is it just me? .

Find my full website over at LisaRomeo. Monday, March 26, 2018. Come Write, or Talk Writing with Me in April - in Southern New Jersey or Central Massachusetts. The same day, offerings include full-day workshops in poetry writing and the craft of revision.

Community News and Updates August 2015. Alums with a special interest in creative writing pedagogy may apply for a teaching apprenticeship. Apprentices will work closely with a workshop leader, contact students with workshop updates, assign readings, and review student reading responses and evaluations. Graduate of the Stonecoast MFA program.

This selection originally appeared in PANK. As part of their This Modern Writer series. It is also the original version of the piece I performed for Scranton Storyslam, which you can see here. It is also the opening chapter in my book, which is represented by Meg Thompson. I hate this, sighs Sherri.