by Charity Singleton Craig | Mar 17, 2015 | Blog, Writing
Recently, Steve and I started watching a show on Netflix called, Hart of Dixie. It’s a CW drama that we probably could have lived happily without, but we got hooked, and now we are caught up to the current season, and we hear it might be cancelled. It’s probably for...
by Charity Singleton Craig | Jul 22, 2014 | Blog, My Word of the Week
dead·line – noun \-ˌlīn\ : a date or time when something must be finished : the last day, hour, or minute that something will be accepted __________ This week and next, I am working under deadline. A big one. On August 1, just 10 days from today, the book...
by Charity Singleton Craig | Jun 5, 2014 | Blog, Read and Respond
Welcome, reader. Though I don’t always acknowledge you, I know you are there, just a few of you, and I want to say how very happy I am that you are reading. You are a big and growing part of why I write. Some days, it may not seem that way. I feel the same way. Some...
by Charity Singleton Craig | Apr 1, 2014 | Blog, My Word of the Week
mas·tery – noun \ˈmas-t(ə-)rē\ : knowledge and skill that allows you to do, use, or understand something very well : complete control of something __________ I rearrange the items on my magnetic memo board to make room for three new pieces of paper, each a...
by Charity Singleton Craig | Mar 25, 2014 | Blog, My Word of the Week
pre·ap·proved – verb \ˈprē-ə-ˈprüvəd\ : to believe that something or someone is good or acceptable in advance : to officially accept (an idea, action, plan, etc.) beforehand __________ I am a word-girl, so things like book releases often translate to major life...
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