Coordinates '46-'64: The Gen-B Experience
Trish S Davis
- Location
- Lower Hudson Valley, New York, US
- Birthday
- January 28
- Title
- writer-editor-blogger
- Company
- band of bloggers, fellowship of freelancers. society of self-employed
- Bio
- I write web content for a consulting company, and blog about the Gen-B experience, feminist perspectives, nutrition, health and medicine, and green living. I've published poetry in The Ledge, Slant, PMS and others. I have manuscripts in my drawers, a feeling similar to ants in your pants.
MY RECENT POSTS
- An Olympic, Valentine, Chinese
New Year Thought for the Day
February 13, 2010 12:55PM - If I Mention Sarah Palin, Will
I Get More Readers?
February 11, 2010 06:11PM - A Better Future: Lies or
Encouragement?
February 10, 2010 07:44PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “You got that right,
Nikki: same old problems, and
"How much
goodwill
gesturi…”
February 15, 2010 02:11PM - “Fabulous! What a great
story and great retelling and
great
ending! You are
fabulo…”
February 13, 2010 01:36PM - “Striking. Bold. Way
creative. And a great way to
spend a
Florida snow day ;-)
Kee…”
February 13, 2010 01:22PM - “It's fun to see rational
"elitists" fighting back and
winning
in your
p…”
February 13, 2010 01:14PM - “Really stellar advice,
Nikki. Take control of the
pain.
Breathe through it.
Turn…”
February 13, 2010 11:43AM
Trish S Davis's Links
An Olympic, Valentine, Chinese New Year Thought for the Day
What Valentine's Day makes me think of is not love so much as how hard it is to take pleasure in everyday things like chocolate and flowers. I'm a cynic of the highest order. I see the deep, hidden, inner menace in everything, which makes me feel really smart.
"If I… Read full post »
If I Mention Sarah Palin, Will I Get More Readers?
If I mention Sarah Palin, more people may read my blog. But I pay a price, even if I only give her negative attention — because any mention at all works in her favor. "Celebrity," in the sense of "in the news though not necessarily newsworthy," can lead to greater eminence.
Too… Read full post »
A Better Future: Lies or Encouragement?
If you were around in the 1950s, you might remember The Weekly Reader, a small tabloid for kids filled with simple, inspiring articles about the building of interstate highways, enormous hydro-electric dams, taller and taller skyscrapers, and incredible time-saving robots for the future.
Accord… Read full post »
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