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What do we expect from the Dream-It-Plan-It-Do-It website
The dream-it-plan-it-do-it website is about you if you are self employed or consider becoming self employed.
Why IS it about YOU, what to expect, you might ask…
For the reason that you feel frustrated of not being financially secure or for not having the lifestyle that you would prefer…. sounds familiar?
Keep reading…
You're struggling with uncertainty, financial and/or lifestyle issues.
You can relate to these circumstances:
- You're employed and not satisfied, uncertain about your job, looking for alternatives, and the possibility of starting your own business has come to mind.
- You're employed and you want to become self-employed, but you're afraid of the risks involved.
- You're unemployed and cannot find any work opportunities and you're looking towards the possibility of becoming self-employed.
- You're employed and your financial income is just not getting you through the month, and you're looking for other alternatives to generate an extra income stream.
- You're employed, but you're struggling with daily battle of being motivated, becoming inspired or related issues.
You may have unfulfilled dreams… Sure, we've all had some of the following battles:
- Your dreams of the past has faded away.
- You're reluctant to try or to start dreaming again as your dreams of the past never materialised due to the lack of trying.
- You have big dreams and you're afraid or uncertain how or where to start implementing them.
If any of the above is applicable to you, there IS a solution!
- This website is for YOU!
- This website means "work in progress" which I will assist you with.
- It's structured to help YOU create your OWN job!
What to expect: The solution
- I don't want to get into the trap of definitions and semantics. This web will be to assist the self-employed.
- Whether the self-employed plan to develop a home based business, a micro-enterprise or a small business, is immaterial. You can be an entrepreneur or be entrepreneurial orientated.
- I believe that the self-employed have elements of all these in their business model and have the same passion, skills, talents and attitude to make a success of his or her business.
- This website will discuss various self-employment opportunities, work that can be done from home being a home based business which can develop into small or micro-businesses, and you must have an entrepreneurial way of thinking or orientation to succeed in any of these businesses.
- People are struggling with the paradox of working for somebody else. If you are employed in a company and have a boss, you do not have job security. You can lose their job any day. Although you are sure that you will get a salary at the end of the month. Somebody who is self-employed cannot lose his job, he has job security, he is his own boss. He is unsure about his income, or salary at the end of the month. So there is a uncertainty in both these situations. Everybody must analise his/her biggest risk or uncertainty with regards to income and having a job.
- The website will help you to analyze yourself and your strengths, etc. to determine what kind of business opportunity will be best for you. Many people are making the mistake of looking for business or self employment opportunities to get rich quick. Most of them are not successful because they are involved in an activity that is not their passion or skills. We will discuss these and many related issues of self analysis to assist you in developing a successful business.
- The third section will cover the various areas of inspiration. You will be exposed to valuable secrets of successful business people, sport achievers, leaders in various spheres of life of how they have been able to succeed. These lessons will assist you to overcoming obstacles that you may encounter on your journey to reach your dreams.


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By: CUMBERLAND, Richard (editor).
Price: $325.00
Publisher: London:, Printed for C. Cooke, 1817.: 1817
Seller ID: BL4640
14 volumes. 12mo. Profusely illustrated with engraved plates. Original half green morocco, marbled boards, gilt-backed spines with titles; rubbed, a few spine heads showing wear, corners showing, one hinge repaired. Very good. WALTER F. WANGER/ FEUCHTWANGER'S COPY. Quick contents of the 55 plays (each by a different author): Jane Shore; Cato; Issabella; George Barnwell; School for Wives; Comus; Confederacy; Inconstant; Chances; Way of the World; Suspicious Husband; She Stoops to Conquer; Beau Stratagem; All in the Wrong; Constant Couple; Clandestine Marriage; Concious Lovers; Tender Husband; ... View more info

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Player Profile - Brian Costello
A recent Florida transplant, Brian's new to the Denver scene, but is already making himself quite at home in the money.
He's one of the few players who are strong up front and in goal. If you were to see him play goalie, you'd think he's a pure goalie…but then when you check out his front game, you'd think he's a pure foreward. His goalie game comes with smart experienced defense and a strong 2 bar pull from the back. He takes his time, analyzes the defense and rarely makes a mistake in judgement.
Up front, Brian's game is similar to in back - extremely methodical and frustrating to deal with if you're on the other side of the table. His 5 bar consists of a unique series that tic tacs the ball on the near side, hitting both the wall and 2nd man high lane pass smoothly. His ball control is excellent and he'll milk the time limit and vary up his timing to keep you off guard. Just to throw in an added frustration, he'll mix in a brushes that blends extremely well with the rest of his series. He's at his best when he's mixing up all his passes. Like most pros, he doesn't just throw out passes hoping one will get through - Brian's very patient and reads the defense well and waits for a hole to open up.
From the 3 bar, Brian shoots both a pull and roller equally well. He doesn't seem to favor any holes, and hits the ball hard. Just when you think he'll only work the insides, he'll bust out a long. Just when you think he's hitting the corners on his roller, he'll start slamming home straights. With patient defense reading…Brian can be a handful to defend.
All in all, Brian's a fierce competitor, a great partner and plays equal to our top players.
Strengths: Executes everything crispy and at a high percentage, methodical and smart, strong intense partner who is at home in both positions, strong 5 and 3 and 2, able to make adjustments, extremely well rounded player
Weaknesses: Can let slop and bad breaks get to him, sometimes his smooth stick and brush series on the 5 can separate into 2 distinctive series that can be a little predictable.
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Robbo has been trapped in a hostile extrasolar system. He needs to collect missing screws in order to fix a spacecraft and escape from each of 56 planets.
Control using gestures in vertical or horizontal axis:
- short gesture - turn toward a given direction or move one step forward
- long gesture - go forward
- double tap - fire in current direction (ammo required)
- holding screen (no move) for 2 seconds - restart level (suicide)
At the bottom of the screen there is a status bar with:
- score
- no. of screws to be collected
- no. of lives
- no. of keys
- amount of ammo
- current planet #
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The vast majority of shoppers (72%) plan to take advantage of free shipping this holiday season, according to a new survey from Deloitte.
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Free shipping is more important than fast shipping to consumers, but they still want orders in two to four days.
- A whopping 88% of respondents said free shipping was more important to them than fast shipping, indicating what retailers should prioritize.
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Kaul has been pushing bipartisan bills that would create kit submission and tracking protocols.
Last week Assembly Republicans released a bill that incorporates the protocols but includes provisions requiring police to notify immigration authorities if attackers are in the country illegally and allows student victims to enter school choice programs.
Both provisions are non-starters for Democrats. Kaul told the Assembly Health Committee on Wednesday that the new bill is a mess and designed to introduce divisive topics.


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Packed away my maternity clothes today. Woot!! So excited to be rid of all that elastic.
11 May 2012 Leave a comment
First Weeks Of Life
09 May 2012 Leave a comment
in Baby Mama, Depression, DH, Family, In-Laws, Mental Illness Tags: Baby, Family
Where do I begin?
The baby (I really need to find a bloggity name for him) is happy, healthy, and growing like a weed.
We have the semblance of a daily routine. We are surviving and sort of accomplishing things most days. We went to his first Renaissance Fair! He has given us his first smiles. We have learned that we definitely need more bottles. No progress has been made on any house cleaning.
DH is back to work from his paternity leave. I'm very bummed about it. We've enjoyed our time together so much. The baby was just icing on the cake. It's the longest we've gotten to spend together since block leave when he left for deployment. We found it sorta sad that I had to push a screaming human out of my hoo-ha to get that kind of time together.
My mom came down this past weekend, and it was so refreshing and lovely to have her around. I'm very taken aback by how much I want my mom here. I really want to show off my little nugget, but I'm really, really wanting my mom's company too. Baby's do weird things to people. I never thought I'd be wanting my mom like this.
DH's mom was here the first weekend, and the visit turned into a disaster. It's way, way too complicated to go into right now. The short version is she monumentally overstepped some boundaries. I'm very angry about it still. It's going to be one of those things that takes me a very long time to come to terms with, which makes me even madder because it will forever be linked to my first memories with my lil boy. Ugh. The whole situation pisses me off.
I'd like to save my first thoughts and feelings about birthing and motherhood for a separate post. They deserve their own space and time to breathe, but I wanted to let everyone know that we're hanging in there.
Baby Update–Almost There
27 Mar 2012 Leave a comment
in Baby Mama Tags: Baby, Pregnancy
We're about a month out now (shorter if my crossed fingers work at all), and we're all doing really, really well. Health-wise, we're still both perfect and tolerating things really well. My poor feet are suffering the most at this point.
My co-workers threw me a baby shower last week, and it went really well. I begged out of my friend throwing me one, but I couldn't get out of one at work. I was so proud of myself for being social and happy and not letting my anxiety ruin the evening. It was a good night and very exhausting.
Last weekend I got the tags off everything and washed the cloth items. I couldn't believe I have 4 loads of laundry! That's insane. Beebs is like a sack of potatoes. I don't know how a sack of potatoes needs 4 loads of laundry to survive.
DH and I decided to try g diapers. They're super cute eco diapers. I like the idea of cloth diapers and their environmental friendliness, but I don't want to be touching and rinsing and dealing with poo any more than I have to. G diapers can be used as cloth diapers or you can get the cotton insert part of a regular diaper to put into the cloth outer layer. Then you toss or even flush the insert instead of washing a cloth pad. We aren't committed forever to them, but we really like the idea and want to see if it'll work for us. I'll let you all know how they turn out as it goes. I should take a picture of them, because I love how they look. They are so colorful and cute. I researched at gdiapers.com but bought them at diapers.com which has everything you can imagine for babies.
Anyhoo, we still need a crib and a car seat. So…only the two most important things. It's on the list for when DH gets home. I couldn't make up my mind and really couldn't handle such huge symbols of baby-dom until recently. Speaking of which, my prenatal depression is doing alright. I'm still on medication and going to therapy once a week, but I'm doing good. My extremes are gone, and I'm almost sorta close to being excited about being a month away. I'm feeling like I want to pull in and hibernate until the baby comes. I really want DH to come home already and take over the house. Soon.
Random Episode #111
06 Mar 2012 Leave a comment
in Baby Mama, Books, DH, Family, Gardens, LIttle Blue Pill, Mental Illness Tags: Baby, Books, Family, Garden, Mental Illness
What has everyone been up to? It seems like we've all been too exhausted to blog much lately. I don't know about you guys, but I'm blaming mine on this huge belly I've been lugging around. I'm down to about 7 weeks left, which is great because my belly is outgrowing my maternity work shirts at an astonishing rate. Other baby planning is going well. I've picked up lots of stuff at local thrift stores. There are so many great finds there with tags still on them. We're missing a crib and a car seat/stroller, so that's kinda important. I'm going to try and hit some stationary stores in town looking for fantastic paper for birth announcements this Saturday. I've been on meds now for a few weeks, and I'm feeling alright. I'm almost even getting excited. I'm hoping to keep up the momentum so my nerves don't get the better of me as the day creeps closer.
DH is out training, so I've been lounging around home getting lonely.
I got some of my veggies started for the spring. I have cucumbers for pickling, green beans, and potatoes started. I want to get a tomato plant, a pepper plant, and strawberries maybe this weekend. It's going to be fantastic!! There's a tater tub thing at Walmart that I'm trying this season. It comes with everything for like $12ish and grows fingerling size potatoes all in this black bucket with a lift out insert to check on the potatoes as they grow. I'm super excited to see if it works out. Oh, and I'm sure I'll pick up some flowers sometime too, but I want to maximize my veggie growing season before it gets too hot down here.
I've been reading a ton of great books, but I want to give those their own space. So…just wait longer.
My parents came and visited about two weeks ago or so just for the weekend. We had a great time, although we didn't really do much. We went and saw Riverdance, and I was a bit bummed because I've seen it once before and this time it seemed like a slimmed down version. It wasn't a grand feeling like it was last time I saw it. Anyway, we did a lot of non-baby things and some baby things, so it was a nice mix. Short but sweet.
Ugh, taxes are here again. My W-2s got all screwed up, so I've been waiting on those to get corrected before I can start. And for some reason two of my interest bearing accounts didn't send me 1099-INT forms this year. Seriously?? Is the universe trying to stress me to the max right before this baby gets here? I hate tax season…
So that's what I've been up to. With DH out on a suck-fest right now, maybe I'll get reacquainted with the blog world.
26 Jan 2012 Leave a comment
in Baby Mama, Depression, LIttle Blue Pill, Mental Illness Tags: Baby, Depression, Medication, Mental Illness, Pregnancy
I just wanted to post a quick update. I started medication on Monday after an appointment with my OB. They seem really willing to help with prenatal depression, which was reassuring, but I'm going to wait and see until after my therapy appointment tomorrow whether or not she recommends that I still go to a psychiatrist.
I'm so out of my element with this medication thing. Supposedly it should take awhile to feel the affects, and I might have to go through several dosage adjustments to find my level, so I can't really tell if it's working. I feel relief though knowing that at least it will end. I don't have to worry about what if I can't get a handle on this before the baby gets here or while DH is gone. At least the decision is made, and I know I will eventually feel better regardless.
So yeah, that's where I'm at. Red and I have been talking when we can. Having her already have navigated these waters is really reassuring. She keeps reminding me that this is the right choice, and I'm being proactive instead of waiting for what we all know will turn into postpartum depression. She had another baby boy in December, by the way. He's adorable, but he's getting in the way of my phone calls.
I'll keep you updated in how this whole medication thing goes, but I'm optimistic and that's good.
Dark Place
20 Jan 2012 2 Comments
in Baby Mama, Depression, Mental Illness, Therapist Tags: Baby, Depression, Mental Illness, Therapy
Some bummer news… Over the past few weeks my mental outlook has continued to decline at an alarmingly fast rate. I've been seeing my therapist (who is the absolute best) rather sporadically because of the hours of my new job, but at the last meeting she was really concerned. I'm upping my meeting back to weekly, she called in a favor to a psychiatrist friend, and I have an appointment with my OB to discuss putting me on antidepressants.
Prenatal depression isn't exactly uncommon, although obviously it gets less attention than postpartum depression, and I am at a much higher risk with my past history, but I'm still bummed. I've never had to go on antidepressants before (although maybe I should have), and it feels like such a failure. I'm worried about the side effects because I know these meds are serious drugs. I'm worried about taking too long to figure out the med situation and being too late because I know it takes awhile to get the right combination/level of these drugs. I'm worried about this being the right choice because I've been able to deal with this on my own in the past.
It just sucks! Health-wise I'm doing so well. My stomach issues are calm. The baby couldn't be growing more perfectly. I'm just starting to hate the baby and this pregnancy for so many reasons. I hate that it's changing my relationship with DH. I hate the pressure I feel having to shop for it. I hate the intrusion I feel from my family because they're excited for it. I hate how my body's changing to accommodate it. I hate strangers asking personal questions about it. I hate the uncomfortableness and the squirminess and the sleeplessness that it's causing me. I hate the public expectation to be overjoyed over it. I hate everything right now. I'm stressing over the birth, over shopping, over single-parenting while DH is gone… It doesn't end.
I'm bummed that I have to go through this healing process again, but I'm more worried that because of its different causes, this time is going to be harder and I'm not going to be able to be a good parent. I already feel like it's unfair for DH to live and deal with a mentally ill person regularly, but a kid isn't going to understand. I don't want to burden him with it when he should be worry-free and ignorant of such problems. And that's how my thought process goes full circle and I start feeling like crap again.
Baby Almost 6
02 Jan 2012 Leave a comment
in Baby Mama, Babylicious Overshare Tags: Baby
Hola Bloggity Peeps!
I don't quite know why that greeting was needed, but it felt right.
I figured I should try and do a beebs update since it's been awhile. It's not that I'm lazy with posting, (although I sorta am) it's that there's nothing interesting to report. It's still in there. It's moving like crazy, although it can tell when it's DH's hand and he goes into stealth mode. My underwear ceased to fit weeks ago. So far we're both healthy and complication-free. It's the most uninteresting pregnancy ever. No weird cravings or anything. It's down-right boring.
We had our big ultrasound about a month ago. He looked like the cutest little thing ever! DH found out the gender, but he's sworn to secrecy. We have names mostly nailed down, and I've been walking around saying "he," but it's mostly because saying "it" is weird.
The good news is I literally just got back from the chiropractor! On a whim I decided to go with DH to his adjustment this afternoon, and the pediatric chiro was working. Ahhhh!!!! It's like angels came out and a little golden light when on over his head. Plus, it's a military only chiro, so the prices are totally affordable. Military insurance does not cover chiropractic care, and this place opened up a few months ago right off post especially for military families. Treatments are less than $20! That's huge when typical chiro prices for established customers tend to be $50-$75. My hips and low back are smiling right now. I can't wait for lil beebs to get here because I will be taking him. I totally plan on being a regular customer for these last few months too. I will single-handedly keep this place in business.
Besides that, my main issue is me. The baby's fine. My back is now fine. Mentally, I'm dragging my feet on adjusting. We haven't bought a single thing for this beebs yet. I just can't seem to do it. It feels weird even though I'd obviously be waddling up to the check out at this point. I'm finding so much anxiety about buying the wrong thing. How can I know what he's going to like or want when I haven't met him yet? Things are so expensive for babies! I am paranoid about investing in baby items that I don't need. And there's so much of it, and one thing leads to something else. It's amazing how stores and books and commercials make it seem like you will not survive if you don't have product x, but as a potential parents, you are so freaked that you will believe anything. So you're convinced you must have product x, and then there's only 15,000 choices of product x, but choose carefully because the wrong one might have BPA or some fatal recall that will doom your kid to pigeon toes and bad gas mileage forever!! It's amazing how quickly I can be reduced to tears in the rubber-coated spoon aisle of a BabysRUs.
My solution has been teensy baby steps to the point that I'm pretty much ignoring that my house is void of impending babydom evidence. I have been staying away from reading about pregnancy because I don't want to stress, and those books are designed to do nothing but send you into a panic about just about everything. I did find a pretty great book with a worksheet for buying for babies at the library, so I've modified that. I have made list of the absolute bare essentials and things that I'm 100% sure I want for comfort, their estimated cost, and suggested quantity. That in itself is a big step forward. I've started looking online to compare big ticket items like strollers and cribs too. Now I have to actually put the plan into action. Thank goodness I have three months to procrastinate, and my mom is visiting next month.


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To customize my bash user experience, is there a way to use .bashrc to recall common command sets. For example I found this set of commands to find a search string in text files,
find /directory -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -i 'search string'
I'd like to be able to recall this with a custom alias like `grepfindfile and then view the above command set displayed in bash the same way the last command is pulled from history.
Or would I have to create some sort of bash script? Like bashrc files, do command line users share their productivity scripts? What are they called? My favorite bash widgets?
CF. Same type of problem asked here for VIM How do I create a shortcut for a find and replace command in vim?


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The Friends & Members of 750 Words
750 Words exists because of mutual good will between the people that run this site (Buster & Kellianne) and the people who use it (you). The site wouldn't exist without the generosity, patience, and humor of everyone involved. For the first 3+ years that the site was running (Dec 2009 to May 2013), the site was free to use but with some encouragement to donate. That served us well (and most importantly, generated enough income to keep the site up), but as the site grew the need for support also grew.
On June 12th 2013, all existing users of the site were given lifetime free accounts (we hope you'll continue to donate when you can). New accounts created after June 12th, 2013 are now required to become members within 30 days after signing up in order to keep writing. Everyone will always have access to previous writings, stats, etc, even if they choose not to become members.
We're listening to your feedback and want to make sure that first and foremost, we offer a friendly and safe place for people to dump their private thoughts. I expect that we'll continue to adjust the way this all works for the near term. Thanks for being an awesome community!
Who runs this site?
Our names are Buster and Kellianne, we live in Berkeley, California with our two sons (Niko and Louie) and this is something we've built and run in our spare time.
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Ironically, it's "hard to put into words" how great this simple interface has been for me…so this is the first note I've ever felt compelled to write:
I bit the bullet and donated a couple weeks ago, buying myself at least two years, I think, under what would have become the system. Because of the comparative discount, and because I decided, okay, you know what? While this IS something I could do myself (thanks to this site), I'm okay with paying a little to keep doing it here, for a while longer at least.
Seeing this generous and judicious choice you've made – more than ever I don't regret it at all.
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I am blown away by the generosity of this site's founders/operators Buster and Kellianne. That they are giving free lifetime memberships to existing members is just awesome, and rest assured, I will be donating again in the future. I never want this site to go away. I just recently realized I'd written more than 100,000 words—an average of about 105 pages a month. I had no idea I had that in me. Perhaps more importantly (and certainly more therapeutically), it's helped me get a lot of what I did have in me, out. Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you Buster & Kellianne. I will be recommending the site to everyone I know!
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Yesterday I was feeling discouraged to hear this site was becoming pay-only (as a graduate student it is very difficult to come up consistently with $5 per month even for something as valuable as this) – so the news today that I will get to keep my account for free is thrilling. I thank you for this, and I do plan on contributing when I can, in gratitude. I have grown so much in my creativity as a result of this website, and I want others to be able to experience the same joys and freedom I have found.
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I like being able to scroll back and compare days in order, or scroll forwards sometimes, and that feature is a bit difficult with the existing arrangement – hovering the mouse over a green X to see what date it is and then clicking. A back/next set of buttons would be awesome. Thanks as always for your amazing site! I rely on it like no other.
New Feature Request Note from Agatha Noble on Sat, Mar 30
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Honest to goodness, without having this site as my place to sound off and scream into the ether or as my place to throw ideas against the wall (some that stick, some that don't) or as my place to tell secrets and desperate confessions to no one or just… as my place? I have no idea where I'd be right now. Because, without this site, I'm not sure I would've been able to survive the past year and a half unscathed. Thank you so much.
Testimonial Note from Mike Rivera on Sat, Mar 30
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two words, well, one: thanks.
Testimonial Note from Jennifer Kathleen Gibbons on Sat, Mar 30
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it's simple. i love you. deeply. thank you.
Testimonial Note from veronique fleming on Sat, Mar 30
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I just read the newest update and was pleased to see that existing members, before May 1st, will be given free lifetime accounts. I didn't want to lose access to writing every day on here, but currently don't have an income in order to pay $5/month. But I definitely will donate as much as possible (especially since I tend to get those gift cards, that you can use anywhere, for birthdays, Christmas, etc.). -Keep Calm & Write. (:
Testimonial Note from Amber Lynne on Sat, Mar 30
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Thanks, Buster and Kelianne! It's been a pleasure (and a challenge) to write on 750 Words and I'm glad that we can continue to do so.
Testimonial Note from Anonymous on Sat, Mar 30
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This site made me write something every day – I've just begun a new writing project and I know it will help me through.
Testimonial Note from Marsha Anne Tanksley on Sat, Mar 30
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This website has helped me relax through my busy life. Yes, it is hard to find time to do it, but the rewards of it are worth it. It's kind of like a journal that I write in everyday. I encourage all of you to stick with it!
Testimonial Note from Colton Fairbourn on Sat, Mar 30
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Huzzah! I am pleased that current members get lifetime free accounts! I want to donate, but I must first see how much taxes will set us back this year. Seriously, budgeting is that tight. I was worried, then, about whether I'd have the 5 bucks on April 1 to keep going. But once the IRS has theirs, I'll definitely see what's left to donate when I can.
Testimonial Note from Karen Bledsoe on Sat, Mar 30
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I'm impressed with how hard you two are working to make this site workable for you and for all of us. It's a fine balance and not an easy thing to do. I will happily keep paying for the site and am likely to increase my patronage because this site has changed my life for the better, been something my friends thank me for recommending, and is in general a good, good idea. My best to both of you going forward.
Testimonial Note from Brian G. Fay on Sat, Mar 30
1 cupMore badges for accomplishments
There's not too many more badges for me to look forward to… how about 1000 days? 10000 days?
New Feature Vote from megan reilly on Sat, Mar 30
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I like the new plan with free lifetime memberships for existing members. So I donated the amount I would have paid for April. I have written every day for 550+ days and it has helped to show me how doing one small thing every day can add up.
Testimonial Note from megan reilly on Sat, Mar 30
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I absolutely love 750 words. I use it mainly for plotting out my novels and it really helps. So far I have a streak of 662 days and it would just feel wrong to stop.
Testimonial Note from Christiana Griscom on Sat, Mar 30
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Thank the HEAVENS for 750words. This site has helped me as I rebuild my life. I can come here to clear my mind, and find out what I didn't know I was thinking. And this spills over into the rest of my day. I'm more aware. It's a great form of active meditation.
Testimonial Note from T-Bob Bodin on Sat, Mar 30
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Well, I have been away for a month now and it felt so good to be back this morning! Away because of travel and commitments but not away because of lack of desire. And, really? Writing this morning, just 750 words, helped me to clear my mind of something that has been niggling at me. Thanks for this site!
Testimonial Note from Carole Horan on Sat, Mar 30
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I am nearing the end of the March challenge. the rabbit festival is looming. I ache with tiredness. Thank you for the nudges, notes and badges. they matter when its a real slog to keep writing.
Testimonial Note from Penelope Anne Jeffries on Fri, Mar 29
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First I exercise early in the morning to get my body going and then I write 750 Words to clear my mind. Those two workouts allow me to focus and prioritize on the challenges of the day ahead. I'm so glad that I discovered 750words. Thank you!
Testimonial Note from JAY SHAFFER on Fri, Mar 29
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I'm an old NaNoWriMo veteran, but I've been struggling for months to work on my individual projects. 750 words has completely turned that around, and I'm excited to try the One Month Challenge in April! We can do it!
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If you read my books, you know there's nothing over-the-top. It's real life. These characters are real. Their experiences are real. They're alive in my head and heart.
To see her reaction, in front of me, was humbling.
If you read my books, you know there's nothing over-the-top. It's real life. These characters are real. Their experiences are real. They're alive in my head and heart.
To see her reaction, in front of me, was humbling.
This is a story I shared on my facebook page some time ago. I thought I'd share it here.
From the time I was seven years old I was part of a best friend trio. Molly, Jen, and me… friends through thick and thin… through mud pies and playground crushes.
Once we reached our pre-teens, Molly's parents flew her out (alone) to Florida to visit her aunt and grandmother for a month each summer. Molly's mom used to bring me and Jen to the airport to pick her up at the end of her visit. An airport pickup was ultra glamorous. Neither of us had ever flown in a plane, let alone stepped foot in an airport. In our eyes, Molly's life was flashy and electrifying. A teen jet-setter.
Molly always came home with thrilling, envy-inducing tales about all the exciting things she did in Florida. It was endless stories of Disney World, shopping, and cute boys at the beaches. It was all so sophisticated and exhilarating. A far cry from Jen and I, who played kickball in the street with the neighborhood kids, rode our bicycles, picked blackberries growing wild in the wetlands, and hung-out in tree houses in the woods where there was usually a stack of old Playboy magazines the neighborhood boys hid.
Mostly a Norman Rockwell existence… nothing to write home about.
One year, when we were about twelve-years-old, Molly came home with a story about a boy she met while in Florida and how they were inseparable, summer romance, blah, blah, blah… that kind of thing. Since I saw us as a trio of equals, I was a little concerned (okay, okay… totally jealous) that the balance of coolness in our trio was tilting. So I did the only thing I could think of to slant the balance back to the center.
I lied.
I made up a story (thankfully Jen backed me on it) about how we met two guys and had our own summer romances (cue the soundtrack from Grease). Molly was (and still is) no dummy. She wanted details. Names, places, etc. Not thinking Molly would challenge our dishonesty; I panicked and came up with a name of a guy I never met.
I knew he existed because for years my older sister teased me about him. One of her best friends from High School had a younger brother my age. She teased me all the time that she was going to fix me up with him. All the time.
Those of you who have older siblings can sympathize with me. Once they find your kryptonite, the one thing that needles you until you start swinging your fists, they never let it go. They live for your weakness, flourish in it. I never met the kid, didn't know what he looked like, what his voice sounded like, how tall he was… all I knew was just hearing his name made me cringe. I hated him because he was the (unknowing) source of hours of teasing and misery.
Nevertheless he came in handy for this particular fib, because he was male and she'd never meet him. He was a convenient lie. So I announced that I dated a boy who I met through my sister and Jen dated his friend, Eric (totally fictional friend). We stuck to the stories of our summer romances and eventually the lie faded to the background of pre-teen life.
Two years later, we were High School freshman. This was the big time. Coolness was imperative. Although my High School was HUGE (my graduating class alone was 1100 students), the honors classes were relatively small. You got to know pretty much everyone in the Honor class rotation quickly. One day I heard my fake "boyfriend's" name mentioned. I cringed. This mystery kid who I hated actually existed and he was in here in the flesh. Worse… he was friends with some mutual friends. I avoided him like the plague for two reasons: I absolutely hated him because he was the thorn my sister put in my side for years…and if Molly met him, she'd figure out Jen and I were liars and not nearly as cool as we pretended.
Fortunately, in our four years of High School… my lie was never discovered (because it's a BFF's duty to ridicule you if something embarrassing was discovered). I wouldn't say I was ever "friendly" with my fake boyfriend… but we coexisted since we had some mutual friends. I even went to a party at his house during my senior year in High School with my boyfriend at the time.
To this day, Molly has never put together (and I'm sure long ago forgotten) my big lie. I love getting away with a good story.
Today, Molly, Jen, and I live in different states. But we talk and keep up with each other from time to time..
And that fake boyfriend, who I never met and absolutely despised…. We'll be celebrating our 27th wedding anniversary in December.
(This is a true story. My friend's names have been changed.)
*** Just a quick note, I've added separate pages for my books and their links. I apologize if you get a bunch of emails because of it.
You know when you're pouring your last glass of wine for the night and there's a little more than you want left in the bottle, but not enough for another glass? You have a decision to make— do you save what little is left for some future recipe or just pour what's left in your glass and in all likelihood end up with a nasty hangover the next day?
Last night, I went with the latter.
So here I am in my bad-decision wine haze, waiting for the coffee to seep into my veins and cure me of my stupidity. My plan was to work on my third book this morning… but in the current state of my fuzzy brain, that's not happening. So instead, I checked out the search terms that lead people to this blog. I find it fascinating what keywords bring people here. I did this once before and had fun with it. Let's take a peek and see what we got this time around. Please forgive any duplicates from last time (some of these terms are mind-boggling).
I'm going to skip all the obvious FSOG fanfiction search terms (and there's a boatload of them). This is NSFW.
socks and sex
sexy tits and tube socks
Is there a new sex & sock revolution happening that I'm not aware of? I have seen trios of socks sold. I always assumed it was because one sock always seems to get eaten by the washing machine so you had a matching replacement. This apparent sock sex movement has me rethinking that. Sock trio= foot, foot, dick. Warm dick, warm heart?
dumbbells movie sex scene
I'm not an exerciser…but that sounds dangerous to me. Unless we're talking about actors who are not too bright…
the perfect cock
You want cock? You got it.
Look at this magnificent cock. He's bad-ass. He'll peck the shit out of you. The wattle under his hard beak reminds me of something. What could it be?
Ah yes.
Balls. Ain't nature grand?
ugly dicks
sex with dicjs amd boobs
cupping a dick
cock older husband
Dicks seem to be heavy on the mind of a lot of people. Apparently, spelling is not as important. Why an older husband cock would be associated with me (come to think of it, older cocks (balls included) and gravity are not a good mix.. keep that visual out of my brain, please)… or cupping a dick? Why me?
As far as ugly dicks… you won't find them here. I like them pretty—with personality and flair.
Perfect Young Tits… yup, I totally get how that one found me.
tube sex cupping
Okay, I confess… I had to look that up. (If you could see my browser history… scarred for life). I thought we went back to socks and sex…but this references porn, apparently. So why did the search engines send them to me? My perfect young tits will never be filmed or cupped for public consumption. That's a promise.
my tears will burn my pillow quotes images
Turn that frown upside down. Good pillows are expensive.
wife in garments
Why? If you were looking for your wife in garments… why search it online? Couldn't you just look at your wife in garments right in front of you?
girls are dick teases
Bitter much?
boring weekend
Don't look at me for excitement. All I want to do is nap.
wife likes making husband cum on marshmallows
If I had a dollar every time I asked my husband to do this….
how does the novel the casual rule end
The heroine clicks her heels three times and says "There's no place like home."
Wait…that's The Wizard of Oz.
Buy the book or borrow it for free if you have KindleUnlimited.
So there ya have it. How these terms find little ol' me, I'll never know… but at the very least, they keep me amused. I hope they did the same for you.
Now on to some quick business.
Thank you for reading my books, for reviewing, for your support… Thank you for everything! My readers are the BEST!!!!
I joined Instagram over the weekend. If you'd like to follow me, here's the link: https://instagram.com/acnetzel/
To follow me on Amazon, click the "FOLLOW" button under my photo: http://www.amazon.com/AC-Netzel/e/B00KCMSBX4
And last:
I do not have a publish date yet, but I have two teasers to share for The Casual Rule 3. This will be the last of the series. The Casual Rule can be read as a standalone. And The New Rule does not end in a cliffhanger.
To add Book 3 to your Goodreads TBR list: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25762664-untitled
My kid loves his college… and that makes me love his college.
Self-doubt sucks. I seriously considered not writing anymore. It wasn't until my husband said "So don't write anymore" that got my head back into it. Sometimes you need permission to stop in order to go. (Or I just like to do the opposite of what my husband says. That's always a possibility. … More like a probability)
Joe Manganiello and Scott Eastwood do nothing for me…. even with their shirts off. But Beto Malfacini … that's a man full of yum. Look at him … Delicious.
(It's okay…my eyes went there first too.)
I love the characters in my book. I wish they were real. I would hang out with them. Drink a few beers, eat a few cupcakes. One of the best compliments I ever received was that they were so "normal." Julia knows who she is… she knows she's flawed and she owns up to it. She's a slob and has broken makeup at the bottom of her handbag…. she's human. She never settles for anything less than what she knows she deserves. I think it's a great message. Allie may seem off-the- wall and flaky… but damn, she's fun and fiercely loyal. And Ben…. Someone once asked me why Ben wasn't written as one of those Uber Edgy Alphas that's so popular now. My answer was simple… Julia would never have fallen in love with him. Ben may have his flaws but he's always truthful, patient and a good man. I love that they feel real to the readers, because to me… they are real.
I can't curb my Big Brother spoilers' addiction.
I'm a crappy gardener, but I'm going to do it again next year.
Pinterest is a time sucker… and I'm a sucker for Pinterest.
My fanfiction Late Night Thoughts was featured in an online magazine based in Paris (complete with the English version and French version links to the story). My original intention was to take it down a few weeks after I completed the story, but two years later, I'm still receiving positive and often times, very touching messages about it. So it stays.
I'm excellent at making long lists of things I'm going to accomplish for the day… I'm even better at ignoring those lists.
I should blog more often because I enjoy writing them.
I need to diet and exercise again… as soon as the bag of Pepperidge Farm cookies and the Party Cake Ice cream are gone, I swear.
I plan on prettying up this website and adding a proper mailing list, when I… and by "I", I mean my husband… has the time. I'd like to give the illusion that I'm legit and Authory <— yes, I can create words at will. Please subscribe to this blog for the unveiling… in oh, let's say eight or nine years.
This brief break has shown me that I'm too easily distracted. I want to give The Casual Rule 3 the attention it deserves. Although I'm not taking another break (I know me too well), I am dwindling my time online. So forgive me if I'm slow to wish you a Happy Anything or answer a PM (which gets lost in my mailbox half the time anyway).
Enough of my babbling. (See how easily distracted I get?) I have a book to finish. Back to the cave I go.
Thanks again to all who have supported me and my writing. Thank you for reading. Thank you for reviewing. Thank you for your private messages. Thank you for asking for more Julia and Ben. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be doing this.
Click on for links to the Books. The Casual Rule should be read first.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you to my wonderful readers for your amazing support, for spending your precious time reading my books, and for spreading the word about them. You're the best!
Good News! If you haven't met Julia and Ben (gasp!) …Here's your chance. It's a 99 cent each…(or FREE on Kindle Unlimited) Summer Sale for The Casual Rule AND The New Rule. This is only for a very limited time… starting Thursday July 23rd and ending Monday July 27th. Tell your friends! Get your one-click finger ready. Here's all the info, links, and all that jazz. (**Please check Amazon's price before you click)
The Casual Rule can be read as a standalone. Funny, sweet, sexy, and totally captivating with characters you could feel. There are hordes of hopeless romantics who will love the way this story unfolds.- 5* Amazon Review
Amazon US link: http://ow.ly/MTt28
Amazon UK link: http://ow.ly/MTsWY
The New Rule (The Casual Rule 2) The Casual Rule should be read before The New Rule. There is no cliffhanger ending. Just a little more sweet, a little more smut, a little more snark.
US Link: http://tinyurl.com/nodzxkc
UK Link: http://tinyurl.com/k6d8zqj
I'm currently writing Book 3 in the series. Here's the Goodreads link to add it to your TBR list. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25762664-untitled
Here's more ways to keep track of me:
Follow my Author page on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/AC-Netzel/e/B00KCMSBX4
LIKE me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Author-AC-Netzel/643706702344488
Find me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ACNetzel Or Subscribe to this blog.
Feeding my apparent addictive personality, I blurbed again. I can't help myself. I'm so technically challenged… the fact that I figured this out makes me downright giddy. I'll post the blurbs at the bottom of this posting.
Now on to other things…
Back in January, I made a list of twenty things I hate. I've been trying to come up with a counter-list of twenty things I like. This has proved to be… well… challenging. The first three were easy. After that I had to actually think long and hard. And thinking long and hard hurts my brain.
What can I say? I'm a delicate flower.
So I'm going to give you ten and I'll add to it some time down the road.
1- Flabby Chris Pratt- I love this guy. He seems so down to earth. Speaks highly of his wife. Tears up when he talks about his kid. Visits sick children in hospitals. He's the real deal…a genuinely awesome human being. If I ever find out this was all an act… or he cheats on his wife… or was mean to an animal… I would be absolutely devastated.
2- Fit Chris Pratt- Three letters…. Abs! All the awesome, plus chiseled.
3- Sandra Bullock- I love her. I want to be her best friend. I want to hold her umbrella when it rains. Oh Sandy, I know you've got some snark in you… we need to drink and let the snark fly free for the world (us) to enjoy.
4- Tina Fey- Smart, funny and fierce.
5- Amy Poehler- See Tina Fey.
(Incidentally, I know they're BFFs… I think Sandy and I could easily join their BFF club. Let's make it a Quad, Ladies. The BFF Square… BS for short
6- Arrested Development- It's my fault the show is off the air. Whenever I find a show I like, it gets cancelled. I'm sorry. How can't you enjoy this goldmine of one-liners with brilliant lines like "I just blue myself" and "I suppose I'm buy-curious"? This was cast beautifully, and written so smart and witty. Love it. Remember… there's always money in the banana stand.
7- Twizzlers- I'm not a chocolate person. On occasion, okay. But put a package of Twizzlers in front of me and I'm all in. It's like candy crack. I know there are some who prefer Red Vines. I like Red Vines too. They have a unique unnatural plastic-y taste I enjoy. But I'm loyal and my heart still belongs to Twizzlers.
8- Napping- Friends have given me the nickname "The Napster". I like napping. I can take a nap, wake up and ten minutes later take another. My husband is not a napper. I have tried to wrap my head around that phenomenon. For the life of me, I don't understand how anyone could pass up a chance to sleep when the opportunity presented itself. On Seinfeld, when George Costanza got that desk with the secret napping compartment… I was jealous at its brilliance. Why didn't I think of that?
9- Wine. (Although I liked it a little too much last night)
10- Berries. I'm a big fan of berries. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries. Love them. The only thing I don't love is the price. I grew up near protected wetlands, so there were a lot of woods in the area. It was a great place to grow up. Blackberries grew wild everywhere. Thousands of blackberry bushes where there for the picking. In season, after school we'd go out with a coffee mug and pick a cup full for an after school snack. My house wasn't one that was regularly full of cookies and other goodies, so this was nature's way of giving back. That takes me to today… my backyard is full of wild berry bushes (courtesy of bird droppings). Since I don't know if the berries are poisonous or not, I'm not willing to take a chance and either have a psychedelic 60's acid-trip moment or die… I pull them out. (Thorny suckers, by the way). So, I go to the supermarket and a tiny pint costs me a pretty penny. I pay it, because I love it. And I deserve it, dammit. I'd try to grow my own, but the evil squirrels and chipmunks who dominate my yard would grab them first. Critter thief bastards.
I'll come up with more at a later date… there can't possibly be only ten things I like.
On to some business at hand.
It was brought to my attention that a few Chapters in my new book, The New Rule, take place Memorial Day weekend. So if you haven't read it yet and plan to … the hell with your family. Spend it with Julia, Ben, and company.
And once again… thank you to everyone who has supported my writing. Before, during and after. I am grateful and humbled. Your PMs, emails, reviews on Amazon and Goodreads, facebook posts, twitter tweets, and blog posts mean the world to me. Writing is a very personal thing, (for me at least). I hope through these two books I managed to put a smile on your face, maybe gave you a laugh or two. Many people have expressed to me how they felt Julia and Ben were like real people… to me, they are.
To me they're proof that ordinary people can have extraordinary love stories.
And one last thing before I blurb you…on a serious note.
If you observe Memorial Day weekend… Enjoy your family and friends, be safe, and most importantly…Remember the veterans who are no longer with us and if you see or know a veteran … thank him or her.
The New Rule (The Casual Rule 2)
US Link: http://tinyurl.com/nodzxkc
UK Link: http://tinyurl.com/k6d8zqj
CA Link: http://tinyurl.com/lwfm4rl
The Casual Rule (can be read as a standalone)
FREE with Kindle Unlimited or $2.99 to own.
Amazon US link: http://ow.ly/MTt28
Amazon UK link: http://ow.ly/MTsWY
Now that The New Rule is published, I have a little time on my hands. I no longer have the "I'll get right to it, I'm editing now" excuse… I 'should' clean my house or garden… or something else productive.
But why do that when there's adobe photoshop to play around with? I made a few blurbs. Mostly so I could use blurb in a sentence… because it's a ridiculous word… and I'm always attracted to the ridiculous. So here we go.
I go back to writing on Monday… so indulge me while I play.
Blurbs for The New Rule (The Casual Rule 2)
US Link: http://tinyurl.com/nodzxkc
UK Link: http://tinyurl.com/k6d8zqj
CA Link: http://tinyurl.com/lwfm4rl
And as a reminder that The Casual Rule (which can be read as a standalone) is FREE until 5/17. Check Amazon before you one click.
Amazon US link: http://ow.ly/MTt28
Amazon UK link: http://ow.ly/MTsWY