Style is knowing who you are,
what you want to say,
and not giving a damn.
All words and pictures © 2008 Brenda G. Wooley
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One Kentucky Writer
Published Work
Birmingham Arts Journal: The Southern Way
Kentucky Monthly: Thank You For Being Here
The Cossack Review: Fish Bones
Open Road Review: People Like Them
Etchings Literary Journal: Ambrosia
The Mayo Review:
Boxed Up, Put Away
Existere, A Journal of Arts and Literature:
A Black Panther's Hearse
Mississippi Crow Magazine:
Truckin' With Paris Hilton
Up the Staircase Literary Review: Noel's Pictures
Rose & Thorn Literary Journal: Amazing Grace
Clever Magazine:
The Wild One
River Poets Journal: I Saw The Light
Greek Literary Review: Pencil Fingers
Ranfurly Review: Line Dancing
Blogs I Follow
- A Good Blog is Hard to Find
- Bizzyville!
- Blondie's Journals
- Blue Frog Designs
- Cabin Dreams
- Carla's Views
- Carrie Fisher
- Chris F. Holm
- Digital Design Articles
- Elizabeth Berg
- Front Porch Review
- Grandma's Place
- iList Paducah
- iList Paducah Blog
- Jane Fonda
- Kentucky Monthly
- Kevin Skinner
- Laketon Crossing
- Lukester's World
- Mad, Mad World
- Margaret and Helen
- Mille Fiori Favoriti
- Niaz Khadem
- Noelle Nolan
- Novel Thoughts
- Pat Conroy
- Patience-please
- Patricia Wood
- Rhonda Hartis Smith
- Rose & Thorn Journal
- Semi-Charmed
- Shabby Chic
- Silas House
- Southern Storyteller
- Suz At Large
- The Dew on the Kudzu
- The Hickory Head Hermit
- The Shellshank Redemption
- The Surly Writer
- The Writer's Life
- The Writers Porch
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2 comments:
Lovethis one! That was definitely my husband- One of the grandkids wrote a piece for his funeral, and she emphasized his "strong opinions" I have had many requests for her piece. She loved him dearly. I think we, young and old, long for a taste of unvarnished talk these days. Something more substantial than "The Housewives of". Or the so called "Political Debates". Yawn. Keep up the good work, Brenda. I've been licking the early wounds of widowhood and filling out endless paperwork. About every 3rd week I load up the old motorhome and the dogs and drive off to our favorite campground. I am getting quite competent at backing that thing into its proper place, with the men nearby peeking out their rv windows supervising from afar. Where the rubber meets the road though,is when it comes time to empty the holding tanks. People disappear like rich folks at tax time. As Martina McBride says, 'I do it anyway". I guess for 78, that ain't too bad! Love your stuff. Keep it up!! ((hugs)) judy
And hugs to you, Judy! I know it has been hard for you since your husband passed away, but you are a strong woman and are carrying on! Thanks so much for your kind comments. And God bless.
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