I wanted to read Katherine Mayfield's book 'The Box of Daughter' for a long time before I finally did. This is one of the few times I knew the author before I knew the book. I met Katherine through a Wells-Ogunquit Adult Education class I took several years ago when I was working on my own … Continue reading Book Review: The Box of Daughter
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Book Review: Not Even Dark Chocolate Can Fix This Mess
Not even dark chocolate can fix this mess by Kathy Eliscu is so much fun to read! I started reading this book weeks ago, when it first came out, and then I sadly had to put it aside so that I could finish a project (okay, publishing my own book!). But 'Not Even...' called to me … Continue reading Book Review: Not Even Dark Chocolate Can Fix This Mess
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My book is published!
Thank you to everyone for hanging in there for my five year journey from writer to published author. It wasn't always pretty. (Okay, it was hardly ever pretty) In the end, it was worth every minute. I hope my family, friends, and readers agree. Here is the link to buy my book: http://www.amazon.com/One-Brave-Thing-K-Creamer/dp/1523347899/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1456972016&sr=8-3&keywords=ONE+BRAVE+THING I welcome … Continue reading My book is published!
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Book Review: SARK has a new book: Succulent Wild Love
I am writing today about the new book SUCCULENT WILD LOVE by SARK and Dr John Waddell. SARK’s books are lovely, bold, and vibrant celebrations, and this collaboration is no different. It’s as visually gorgeous, vibrant, and engaging as all of her prior offerings. In the past, she has written about being soulfully single and … Continue reading Book Review: SARK has a new book: Succulent Wild Love
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Tidying up
You may have heard of the book that I am reading: The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, by Marie Kondo. Heck, you may even be reading it yourself. I found it on audio for free (after I bought the hardcover!) on YouTube. I sent the link out to my virtual book club (we've only … Continue reading Tidying up
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He and me
Me: We should get a cat and a dog. He: What? Me: We should get a cat and a dog. He: Why? Me: Because. I want a cat and you want a dog. He: But I hate cats. Me: I know, but that's not your fault (he really does have some valid reasons for this … Continue reading He and me
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Mental health break
I took a two-day break from Nano writing and went away overnight to celebrate my husband's birthday (and, you know, to take a break from sitting! At the computer! Writing! OMG! I haven't been able to feel two of the fingers on my left hand for a week!). We had supper at Nolita, a new-ish … Continue reading Mental health break
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Clutterfly
My husband and I are currently having an....well, let's call it an ongoing discussion...about my clutterfulness. I admit it. I am a clutterholic. In my defense, I have never claimed to be otherwise. He has visions of my father's brown paper bags-bags and bags (and bags) of stuff surrounding his chair- after he died...and thinks … Continue reading Clutterfly
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Home is where?
Recently my husband and I took a vacation. This is news, because it was OUT OF STATE. Way out. Like, in NJ. Just getting the same days off from work together to go took weeks-and an aligning of the planets AND and act of congress. What was better about Atlantic City than Wells, ME? Not … Continue reading Home is where?
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Still becoming
When my mother was 51, she was busy getting ready to die, but she didn't know this yet. Well, maybe she did know it on some level, but she never talked about it with me pre-diagnosis so I really can't be sure. Certainly none of us, her children, her husband, knew it yet. I'm 51. … Continue reading Still becoming
Karen Creamer Author, Coach, Speaker 
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