Reader Not Writer
Reader Not Writer
- Location
- North Carolina,
- Bio
- An advocate for common sense, decency, and the Golden Rule.
MY RECENT POSTS
- REPOST: Love and Loss on
September 10th
September 10, 2010 08:09AM - Faking It
July 16, 2010 09:11AM - Q & A for Pilgrim (Open Call)
May 17, 2010 12:00PM - Grownup Clothes...Response to
Open Call
May 12, 2010 02:16PM - America's “Fundamental
Disconnect”
January 27, 2010 02:52PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “I'm a planner by trade,
which generally involves a
great deal
of writing and
edit…”
May 12, 2011 03:05PM - “After some recent
personal struggles, I came to
the
conclusion that life is
simpl…”
May 11, 2011 12:44PM - “I've lived with
infertility for the past 2 1/2
years, so
thank you for
posting!…”
April 21, 2011 02:08PM - “Sorry, but I'm one of
those people that avoids
disposable
plastic bags like
the p…”
March 30, 2011 08:46AM - “I think it boils down to
a lack of perspective. All of
my
life, I've been
pushed…”
September 23, 2010 01:23PM
Reader Not Writer's Links
REPOST: Love and Loss on September 10th
My memories of 9/11 will be forever shaped by the events of September 10th.
You see, I spent the most of that day in the midst of a marathon telephone argument with my then long-distance boyfriend. What started out as a simple disagreement turned into the ugly end of a 3… Read full post »
Faking It
Bobbot asked an intriguing question in his latest post - are those of us on the "outside" relegated to our station in life? Will we always be on the outside looking in?
I've been shy and introverted my entire life. As a child, I'd invite friends over, then read a book while… Read full post »
Q & A for Pilgrim (Open Call)
1. What is your favorite word?
Epiphany - not only a great word, but also a great experience. My one true epiphany occurred in the midst of my blue book final exam on ancient political philosophy. It actually make me grin like a fool, which I had to quickly hid… Read full post »
Grownup Clothes...Response to Open Call
I could list pages upon pages of memories about my clothing over the years. I'm a bit obsessed with clothing - always have been, and likely always will be - so I couldn't pass up this Open Call. I've tried to limit the clothes to the really memorable ones, whether good… Read full post »
America's “Fundamental Disconnect”
I have newfound respect for the Congressional Budget Office and its Director, Douglas Elmendorf. Someone finally had the audacity to stand up and say what needed to be said.
Americans want things and don't want to pay for them.
This statement shouldn't be revolutionary, but alas,… Read full post »
Saving the TaTas & HooHahs
What's a girl to do?
I've always followed the rules - conducting my monthly self-breast exams and visiting my doctor annually for a ride in the stirrups. Although I've never had any health issues, I follow the rules because I've been told that early detection is the key. That I should… Read full post »
Love and Loss on September 10th
My memories of 9/11 will be forever shaped by the events of September 10th.
You see, I spent the most of that day in the midst of a marathon telephone argument with my then long-distance boyfriend. What started out as a simple disagreement turned into the ugly end of a 3… Read full post »
A Call to Arms
We have been called to action.
"That's why people need to continue to go to the town halls, continue to melt the phone lines of their liberal members of Congress, and let them know, under no certain circumstances will I give the government control over my body and my health… Read full post »
No offense to anybody out there, but...
Saying "no offense, but..." has to be the world's biggest cop-out.
Miss California demonstrated this quite well earlier this week when she proceeded to offend nearly 75% of the Miss USA audience, apparently 100% of the judges, and countless television viewers.
Merely saying "no offense,… Read full post »
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