writing — Misplacing My Modifier

Procrastination is too easy when you have high-speed internet.

Creativity, Family, Humor, Learning, Nostalgia, Work, WritingErin L. HartyJanuary 28, 2019procrastination, YouTube, movies, math, teaching, Finding Nemo, Incredibles 2, movie trailers, iTunes, writingComment

Getting My Butt In and Out of the Chair

The start of a 30-day practice for the mind and body.

Writing, self improvement, HealthErin L. HartyJanuary 29, 2018writing, yoga, practice, 30-daysComment

Home Again

Moving is stressful, but it's good to be home again.

Erin L. HartyJuly 31, 2017moving, friends, writing, homeComment

Rewrites and April

Procrastination is a lot more fun when you do it with animals.

Animals, Humor, WritingErin L. HartyApril 12, 2017writing, animals, webcam, editing, procrastination, giraffe, birthComment

The Bed is Next to a Window

Writing and then editing and revising a novel is hard work. Sometimes you need a break to draw (poorly).

Writing, Research, Procrastination, WorkErin L. HartyMarch 8, 2017writing, character development, scenery, writing tricks, editing, manuscriptComment

Identities

Identity- an artistic interpretation.

Art, Family, Musings, WritingErin L. HartyFebruary 13, 2017photography, identity, writing, self, parent, art, digital photographyComment

November Is Finished But I'm Not

I wrote 50,000 words in November and I feel like I climbed a mountain in the middle of winter while suffering from asthma and wearing no shoes. It was amazing, and I feel great.

Books, WritingErin L. HartyDecember 8, 2016NaNoWriMo, writing, fiction, november, novelsComment

50,000 Words

Want to write a novel in 30 days? NaNoWriMo can provide the encouragement.

WritingErin L. HartyOctober 31, 2016writing, NaNoWriMoComment

Why Are They Called Greeting Cards?

It takes a talented person to design greeting cards—that's why you've never seen my line in stores.

Erin L. HartyOctober 1, 2016talent, writing, greeting cards, Hallmark, sympathy, snark, sarcasm, friends, stationaryComment

Instead of Writing

You can become a Yard Shagger.

Erin L. HartyAugust 10, 2016writing, books, albums, Gilmore Girls, procrastinationComment