Jen Knox Writings
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| Blog Name: | Jen Knox Writings |
| Url: | http://jenknox.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | psychology, memoir, essay |
| Description: | Including certain excerpts from my works-in-progress as well as daily/sometimes weekly ruminations about life, love, spirituality, my personal quest toward joy, education, philosophy, religion, and psychology. I am seeking to find balance between spiritual and scientific/artistic inclinations, both of which tug me gently, stretching my mind, ever revealing new insight and beauty. |
| Popularity: | 30 Followers |
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San Antonio news is rather different than Columbus news. For instance, rather than wearing suits and immovable coiffed hair (both men and women) as the new anchors do in Ohio, in Texas, news anchors often look as though they have yet to change clothes after getting home from the club at 3AM. I've also noticed, since l
San Antonio news is rather different than Columbus news. For instance, rather than wearing suits and immovable coiffed hair (both men and women) as the new anchors do in Ohio, in Texas, news anchors often look as though they have yet to change clothes after getting home from the club at 3AM. I've also noticed, since l
Jen Knox Discusses her new memoir: Musical Chairs
(I was only a little bit awkward...) Jen Knox Discusses her new memoir: Musical ChairsIf you click here to responses, even humorous ones, to my first attempt at um, vocal promotion, please post them here: AUTHOR EXPOSURE and win a free book.
(I was only a little bit awkward...) Jen Knox Discusses her new memoir: Musical ChairsIf you click here to responses, even humorous ones, to my first attempt at um, vocal promotion, please post them here: AUTHOR EXPOSURE and win a free book.
Moving On (Maybe...)
I realized that this blog was beginning to have a rather narrow scope. The publication journey has been at the forefront of my mind. That said, I'm done reading reviews for a while and instead, I have entered this silly Nanowrimo thing. I call it silly because it's ridiculous to sell the idea that a person could write a real book
I realized that this blog was beginning to have a rather narrow scope. The publication journey has been at the forefront of my mind. That said, I'm done reading reviews for a while and instead, I have entered this silly Nanowrimo thing. I call it silly because it's ridiculous to sell the idea that a person could write a real book
Some People Would Be More Comfortable If I Were A Victim
I have come to believe over and over again that what is most important to me must be spoken, made verbal and shared, even at the risk of having it bruised or misunderstood. --Audre LordeI thought I'd share this quote as it pertains to my current dilemma: misunderstanding. You see, I worked diligently to write, t
I have come to believe over and over again that what is most important to me must be spoken, made verbal and shared, even at the risk of having it bruised or misunderstood. --Audre LordeI thought I'd share this quote as it pertains to my current dilemma: misunderstanding. You see, I worked diligently to write, t
Computercation
Many things frighten me. I'm frightened by almost everything, at least for a short time. Then, predictably, I grow used to the thing that scared me, and instead, I become bored by it. For instance, I was once scared of computers. I felt inept on many computer programs and so I avoided them at all costs.And after five (maybe seven) years of regular computer use, it's no surprise that I'm growing--if not bored, restless--sitting at my computer, trying to market this book all the damn time. So, I've decided that I'm embarking on my computer-cation (computer vacation). Wish me luck, I'll need it. I already feel the withdrawal, the looming email collecting in folders, important
Many things frighten me. I'm frightened by almost everything, at least for a short time. Then, predictably, I grow used to the thing that scared me, and instead, I become bored by it. For instance, I was once scared of computers. I felt inept on many computer programs and so I avoided them at all costs.And after five (maybe seven) years of regular computer use, it's no surprise that I'm growing--if not bored, restless--sitting at my computer, trying to market this book all the damn time. So, I've decided that I'm embarking on my computer-cation (computer vacation). Wish me luck, I'll need it. I already feel the withdrawal, the looming email collecting in folders, important
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