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What The Average Human Should Know About AI

What The Average Human Should Know About AI

It’s been a year since ChatGPT splashed onto the national discussion. AI isn’t anything new, but the ability to interact with a chatbot and have it do your bidding in seconds IS new. Most people played with a little over Christmas break, a bunch of university students...
On Being 42

On Being 42

I don’t think it’s fair to label this year “hard.” It was, but when I look at the suffering in the world these days, I think I’m ok with lowering its status to “unexpected” and “things I wouldn’t have...
How To Find A Unicorn

How To Find A Unicorn

I know an entire herd of unicorns. A few weeks ago, I sat in a living room in Colorado with women I’ve known over 6 years. We’re internet friends. We do not make sense on paper. The list of things we don’t have in common outweighs what we do. And...
Carried

Carried

A few weeks ago, I woke with a pain in my side, most ‘scruciating.* Ever faithful, my husband, Andrew, took me to the doctor. While I cried and whimpered in the waiting room, he filled out the paperwork, answered all of the questions, and held my hand. Once we...
Of Fiction and Quilts

Of Fiction and Quilts

When I tripped and fell and wrote a novel, I struggled a little to justify it. I had this feeling that fiction was somehow “less than.” It was just a story. It had a happy ending because fiction really should. But my story wasn’t a biblical allegory like Narnia. It...
Moral of the Story: Check Your Spam Folder

Moral of the Story: Check Your Spam Folder

I’m pleased (honored, thrilled, happy dancing) to tell you that I have signed with a literary agent! Rachelle Gardner of Books & Such Literary Agency is now my representative to help me sell my stories to a publisher. I know. I sit and blink a lot. But,...