Childhood in America during the mid-1800s was difficult and often not survived. We are lucky Jane Addams, self-described ugly duckling, survived hers.
Tag: Lynette M. Burrows
The Power of Your Creativity
It takes a lot of energy to be creative. The good news is that creative energy is renewable. And it is a powerful tool for good health.
First Lines from the Future of Blue Collar Workers
First Lines is a series of blog articles posted at the first of the month. Today’is a sample is from “Blue Collar” science fiction books.
A High Flying Hero Who Made Yes Happen
Born a poor, black woman, society told Bessie Coleman, no you can’t, over and over. She didn’t accept that answer.
Discover Your Writing Strengths (and Weaknesses)
Do you know which of your writing skills are stronger, and which are weaker? Learn to use and improve your strengths and weaknesses.