This Week In Words
It’s been a “dog disease” kind of week on the writing front. Here’s a snapshot of it, courtesy of Wordle.
Merry Christmas to You All! s s I hope the holiday is a peaceful and festive one for all of you and your families. d
If you’re fortunate enough to have a day off today, it’s because of the sacrifices made by our military servicemembers. We have a beautiful Memorial Day tribute in Boston right now. For the 2nd year running, a garden of flags blankets the ground in front of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Flagstaff Hill on the Common….
On this day in 1944, Allied Forces stormed the beaches of Normandy, France marking what would become forever remembered as the D-Day invasion of World War II. Exact statistics vary across different resources, but some 300,000+ American service members were killed during WWII, and an additional 671,000+ were wounded in action. Since September…
I feel honored to have been asked to write a guest post for Cathy Miller while she is currently in San Francisco to support her teammates as they walk there as part of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day For The Cure event. She herself will be doing the 3-Day, 60-Mile Walk For Breast Cancer in San Diego in November – amazingly her…
I’m a pathologist, so buying this book was a no-brainer for me. Mary Roach is a science writer, originally from New Hampshire, whose previous lives took her through freelance copy editing and public relations at the San Francisco Zoo! “Stiff” was her first book, released in 2003. It shares the findings from her exploration…