What’s blooming in your writing today? I’m still expanding scenes with Ruth in The Man Who Loved Chocolate. Please leave a post below about what you’re working on today. Write like it’s your birthday and every word is a gift!
Glenda Bailey-Mershon
I come from the mountains, from a textile mill-working family. My mother and her mother could weave a knot that was barely visible, but which held under great stress. I've tried to apply their skill with threads to words. Here is my wider world view. Thanks be to all the ancestors who brought me here.
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Write With Me! Study Hall, Monday, July 20, 2015
Posted by Glenda Bailey-Mershon on July 20, 2015
https://weaversknot.me/2015/07/20/write-with-me-study-hall-monday-july-20-2015/
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Weaver's Knot by Glenda Bailey-Mershon 
mrscrotty
/ July 20, 2015Thoughts from being out the country. will write in late afternoon.
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chobhi
/ July 20, 2015Back to my novel that needs a lot of work, good to look at it again after a long absence….
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 20, 2015Jane, isn’t it wonderful to take your mind on vacation and fun it’s still solving problems in the work back home? Looking forward to more of Mrs. Crotty!
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 20, 2015Chobhi, so glad you have joined us today!
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Roberta Bear
/ July 20, 2015still on hiatus after ulnar nerve surgery last week–hungover from anesthesia and codeine. Randi?? Who’s that?!! Expect to be out of fog by next week; see you all then.
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 20, 2015Bobbie, I didn’t realize that was now. Heal soon! We miss you and Randi.
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 20, 2015Wrote three new scenes for Ruth’s story thread. An altogether good morning.
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Jacob Bear
/ July 21, 2015I realized my current book is a cross between a travelogue and some very light history. This morning I tried to bleed onto the keyboard and add something to make it count. I wrote for four hours but didn’t succeed. I have to either raise the stakes or learn to be funnier or I won’t have a book worth reading.
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 21, 2015Sounds like you lost track of your passion for the subject, maybe? What made you want to write this book in the first place? Who is it for? How did this place make you feel? Have you told us how it smelled, tasted, looked, sounded, felt to be there? Why did you go, and what did you find there? I’m curious. You are a very funny guy, but if you make us feel anything on each page, you will succeed. Nothing wrong with a travelogue, especially if it gives us an experience we wouldn’t have had otherwise. You’ll find the heart, I know.
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Mama Pajama
/ July 21, 2015here’s my bit: http://theunusedportion.blogspot.com/2015/07/heinrik.html
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Glenda Bailey-Mershon
/ July 22, 2015Thanks for sharing it with us!
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