The epitome of my writing encompasses experience, growth, and definition of my soul. Winning is an honor and signifies intense dedication. I welcome additional opportunities.
I learned to recognize and resolve my strengths and weaknesses while serving as an editor-in-chief of my college newspaper. Developing connections and implementing feedback from other members are two benefits of being a Gaslight Writer. Creating and maintaining the group's website offered me opportunities for expanding my knowledge, creativity and problem solving skills.
As part of my freelance writing, I broaden my field of experience through Marketplace. I enjoy rating the articles by fellow writers; thus, helping to develop their craft. The community allows me to strengthen my communication skills and confidence.
My website is a new direction for me and I work with a sense of vigor to update it on a weekly basis. I include samples of my: writing, interviews with fellow writers, activities, and miscellaneous features. I will add the link to it no later than June 6, 2008.
I think about writing all the time. I can see stories in a passing train and a motorcyclist zipping down a curvy street. I write fiction and non-fiction, features and online content. Books in various stages await my creative spirit and enduring strength. May God bless me with a day of peace and quiet!
My passion is ...
writing
I know too much about ...
sharing ideas
My parents always told me ...
stay out of trouble unless it involved me directly
My childhood ambition ...
to save the world from itself
My favorite memory ...
involves holidays and lazy days
Why I write ...
to find peace, define myself and have a place to release
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
music of different types, funny movies and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Ronald Dahl
My first job ...
childcare
My best moment ...
becoming a mother, and realizing my children really do listen
My inspiration ...
my father and mom
Articles
Raising a child is expensive and costs rise each week. Saving money is crucial for meeting needs. Single parents generally have a harder time than two-parent households. Most parents know about the common tips of cooking large portions and splitting them into smaller ones, clipping coupons, buying clothes and toys at the end of a season. Yet, no idea or tip, no matter how smart it sounds, will work if it does not meet your family's needs.
As a single parent myself, I know money is tight and these are the tips I have to share. Feel free to use them, or modify if needed.
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More..Patti Mcquillen
Louisville, Kentucky US
Donated to charity: $0.47
articles written: 106
writers invited: 2