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  • July 8, 2015

    #Ronovan Writes Weekly #BeWoW Blogshare – Be Good To Yourself

    Be good to yourself. It’s easier said than done, but extremely important to remember. Humility does not ask that we think less of ourselves, just that we think of ourselves less. Many of us spend our days constantly looking out for others and it is a great work. We encourage, inspire, share, and overall put… Continue reading

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  • July 8, 2015

    I am So Tired of Hearing About

    Martial Law. I have one request to ask of you: Stop Listening to Alex Jones people. The man doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he’s just trying to sell books and documentaries and whatever else he’s selling. Be careful in your research because Alex Jones just does not have understanding of what’s going on in… Continue reading

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    Alex Jones, blog, blogger, conspiracy theory, current events, general, Infowars, Jade Helm, Martial Law, pbs, wordpress, world events
  • July 8, 2015

    Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Jean Jacques Rousseau

    For this week’s installment of Writer’s Quote Wednesday, I take my inspiration from Jean Jacques Rousseau: There’s an ancient proverb that says that patience can cook a stone. What this means is that the impossible is possible with patience. You cannot literally melt a stone down into a cooking pot unless you intend on waiting… Continue reading

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    blog, blogger, endurance, Jean Jacques Rousseau, notes, patience, pbs, quotes, silver threading, writers quote wednesday, writing
  • July 7, 2015

    4 Common Sense Reasons It Can Benefit You to Self-Publish

    Twenty years ago, a book followed a routine process: You poured your heart and soul into a manuscript, and when you finished it, you started calling agents and editors who most likely told you to send them a query letter.  The next step is the book proposal and a few sample chapters. Then the waiting… Continue reading

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  • July 7, 2015

    A Message to The College Bound

    I first want to give sincere congratulations to all of my High School Grads going on to College this year! What an exciting journey! Education happens to be another passion of mine and I love seeing young people achieve. Sure, I have my thoughts on the school system as a collective whole, but that doesn’t… Continue reading

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    blog, blogger, choices, college, Graduates, high school, life, pbs, school, students, youth
  • July 6, 2015

    Re-Spinning Posts

    I will be re-spinning a lot of previously published posts from time to time for those who have not already noticed. I have a lot of new readers and I just want to take the time to rotate some material. Plus, my one year Blogiversary (nope, that’s not a word) is next month so I’m… Continue reading

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  • July 6, 2015

    Patience

    Whether were talking about blogging or life in general, we have got to start being more patient with one another. As soon as we see something different, be it a viewpoint or belief system, so many of us are ready to throw in the towel. The concept, however, of networking is to learn from each… Continue reading

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My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through my literature and poetry, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans. I also host an annual poetry contest.

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