Nicole M. Miller

This is spectacular. And I think I have the same shelves (Target). 🙂 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFnuP9niRUg&feature=player_embedded

Hello faithful blog readers (yes I’m talking to all three of you!) I apologize for the disruption in the regularly scheduled programming. A cold bug has overtaken my home, my husband and my own head. So I’ve been in foggy, murky congestion land for the past few days. I dearly miss my writing, my blog, my facebook…even my day job! I hope to return soon!!! In the meantime, here are some links to other FABULOUS blogs! Couldn’t agree more with this lovely post: Write Happily by Caitlin Muir Also loved this post: How authors alienate readers on social media sites by Jody Hedlund I work for a college of pharmacy,...

Ok, it’s not like I’m against Valentine’s Day. People get all happy and the pink and red come out in force. It is hard not to catch a little of the giddiness. But I’ve always believed there should be so much more to it. Not just one day, but every day should have the same joy and love. My husband and I have a weekly “date night” where it is just the two of us and sometimes we just have dinner and a rented movie at home. I’m not saying everyone should/can do that each week – but why do we save it all for one day in February and...

There are many good reasons for a “day job” as an aspiring author. Income, among many other things, is the biggest perk. But there are countless other positives. For me, my experience as an event and communications coordinator for a small college has set me ahead in many ways as a writer. 1. Project Management The key to any good event planner is balancing one thing while juggling another dozen objects in the air. With one hand. Writers must do the same thing: proposals, drafts, revising, marketing, social media, book signings… The list goes on and on. 2. A Designer’s Eye I’m by no means a professional or even good...