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I am a fellow writer. Throughout college I worked for Michael Hauge, an author, lecturer, and screenwriting consultant. Working with Michael was an amazing experience that taught me how to work with other writers and what makes a screenplay great.

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Miscarriage: 1 of 59

I used to cry in anticipation of bringing you home Now I cry because I never will. I used to think I had felt true heartache and knew deep sorrow Now I know I had only glimpsed the surface of real pain. I used to look at other children with joy, smile and imagine you Now I have to look away from them, a painful reminder of w...
Style & Beauty > Hair Care Ultimate guide to growing healthy long hair: 1 of 11

At age 28, I finally have the full head of long healthy hair I've always wanted. It hasn't always been this long, and it hasn't been easy. I'm not blessed with thick hair that grows quickly. My hair is fine, soft, and grows slowly, but by following some simple steps, I've gotten it to grow down past my waist. 1. Do not trim ...
Relationships & Family > Newlyweds The best books for newlyweds: 1 of 9

After the wedding and honeymoon bliss wears off, many couples are left feeling lost, unsure what it means to be married, dreading the horror stories they've heard about the first year being difficult, and marriage being something you must work hard at. If you're like many people today, you may not even have healthy role mode...
Celebrations & Holidays > Gifts & Gift Ideas (Other) The best thank you gifts for Secretary's Day: 1 of 6

Let me first point out that "Secretary" has gone the way of "Stewardess." Please don't call your administrative assistant a secretary, especially on the day you're supposed to be celebrating him or her. As a former administrative assistant, I can say from experience that the most appreciated gifts are the ones that we help u...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Memoirs: Miscarriage, a silent loss: 9 of 40

When I was eight weeks into my first pregnancy, I went for my first ultrasound. In the exam room, my OB talked to me a little about when we conceived, and what to do and not to do, normal things. She left to let me get undressed for an ultrasound. I was so nervous I was shaking, knowing this was the moment when I would find ...
Relationships & Family > Newlyweds Post-wedding guide: How to keep life exciting: 3 of 10

From the moment you get engaged, people start fussing over you, whether it's your friends ogling the ring and sighing over the romantic proposal story, or the wedding vendors trying to get your business, being the bride, or even the groom, is an amazing experience. It's like graduating from high school or college. You're a s...
Jobs & Careers > Self-Employment To be or not to be self-employed: 13 of 40

The question of whether or not to be self-employed stems from a deeper question and life philosophy that applies to many aspects of life. Being employed, much like being a child, or a citizen of a socialist or communist country, gives you protection, security and safety. The cost of this is freedom and independence. While a ...
Style & Beauty > Skin & Body (Other) My top five beauty products: 7 of 17

Okay, I admit it, I'm a beauty product addict. I can't go to a drugstore without dropping at least $75 on hair and skincare products, and makeup. While I try everything, I've found there are certain products I continue to buy year after year. 5. Citre Shine Shine Miracle Highly Laminating Anti-Frizz Serum-This is a great dru...
Arts & Humanities > Writing Jobs Screenwriters: Dividing time between your day job and your "craft": 2 of 4

Carving out time for writing is something all writers struggle with. Whether you have a day job or not, distractions, stress, writer's block, and everyday life often prevent us from sitting down and writing as much as we should. Make writing time an integral part of your schedule. Every day you find time to brush your teeth ...
Arts & Humanities > Writing Jobs Screenwriting: Creating sympathetic characters: 1 of 1

Creating sympathy for your hero is an essential part of successful screenwriting. This is something many writers overlook in their quest to create a great flawed hero who can go through an arc. But in order for the audience to enjoy the movie, they need to empathize with the character-relate to them, understand them and care...