Liz Flaherty's Blog, page 7
March 26, 2025
Write That Dream Down! by Colleen Donnelly
March 24, 2025
No ... you may not
March 22, 2025
It Was A Sit-In
March 19, 2025
A Life-Changing Decision by Kathleen Buckley
March 15, 2025
Things That Remind Me
March 12, 2025
Chance's Return by Lucy Kubash
March 8, 2025
What Do You Do When...

You write a whole blog post ... yes, a whole one complete with title, several paragraphs, a funny line or two, and the weekly wrap-up. You're on your way to Canva to create a cool picture to go with the title, paragraphs, and funny lines when you think maybe you should proofread it first. Just because you know you're a terrible typist doesn't mean you shouldn't even try not to be. So you read it and realize you have written 500-and-some words of crap.
So you delete it.
And I don't mean you...
March 5, 2025
Vision Boards, Vision Words, and Affirmations by Christine Columbus

Do they work?
Do you get anxious, excited, afraid, laugh, or cry when reading fiction or
watch a movie? Things don’t have to be “real” to have a physical or
emotional reaction.
In 2002, I attended a one-day class, “Achieving Your Potential.”
On the first vision board is the graphic from the class.
Based on the research on the brain and its potential done by Herrmann
(HBDI) and others, here is a summary of the amazing ability that we have to
create our lives.
Visions + Passion = Reality
Whe...
March 3, 2025
Welcome, Lynda Rees
I'm so glad to welcome Lynda Rees here for Writer Monday to talk about her newest releases! She has a giveaway for you, too!

ROCK STARR BABY DADDY
A Flip or Flop Mystery
by Lynda Rees, The Murder Guru
Female rehabber, Charli Owens’ spicy grandmother, Irma, is retired rock singer, Starr Bright of the Terrestrials. Irma’s baby daddy appears at their doorstep, unaware he’s Charli’s grandfather and is accused of homicide. Authorities have their man and fail to search further. Charli and fiancé, ...
March 1, 2025
Then and Now

When I was a kid, I wanted to be popular. I also wanted to be thin, pretty, and well dressed. I wanted to have enough money to shop at mall stores and I wanted good hair. I wanted to buy bunches of books when the Scholastic orders were sent out from school, go on vacations to faraway places, and sit by the window in the back sometimes instead of in the middle. I wanted to get a leg every time we had chicken instead of just when one of my brothers wasn't home.
I wanted to move away from here, ...


