“This is not the last snowfall … But if I were that kind of grateful, what would I try to say?”

After a stop in Phoenix for YAllapalooza, I’m on my way to climes eastern and cold. Lnhammer and the tuxedo kitty gang are holding down the fort for the duration. The northeast is rather cold this week, isn’t it? One thing about traveling (and even not-traveling) is, you stumble upon fragments of other people’s stories. So here’s today’s:
A mom and teen on the rental car shuttle beside me, daughter holding a slim instrument case. Mom asks quietly, “You ready for this?” Daughter answers, more quietly, “Yeah.”

Writing for the Long Haul will be on hold until my return. Why not catch up on earlier posts in the series while I’m gone? – Elena Acoba on touching reader livesSteve Miller on building a writing lifeSharon Lee on remembering we’re not aloneBetty G. Birney on always challenging ourselvesNora Raleigh Baskin on making deals with the writing godsSean Williams on unpredictability and luckDeborah J. Ross on writing through crisisSharon Shinn on managing timeMarge Pellegrino on feeding the restless yearning to writeSarah Zettel on embracing ignorance and writing your passionsUma Krishnaswami on honoring unreasonable exuberanceJennifer J. Stewart on finding community and supportSherwood Smith on keeping inspiration aliveMette Ivie Harrison on defining successJeffrey J. Mariotte on why we writeJudith Tarr on reinventing ourselvesKathi Appelt on the power of storyCynthia Leitich Smith on balancing business and creativity

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