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Pumping Irony

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Straddling the Line

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February 13, 2014

Priming the Pump: The Duty of Today’s Author

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My Travel Blog: Tiptoeing Soul

Writing Nook #11: Casa Ristretta in Apricale, Italy

I really am a terrible travel blogger, aren’t I? Not only do I not get to go to the places I write about (excuse me while I give my crazy noggin another sound thumping for that), I keep no kind of schedule. The trains in Naples run more on time than I. (Remind me to tell you about that most interesting night my sister and I spent under the Naples train station sometime. My life might be extremely boring at times, but when it picks up it really does outdo itself.)

Writing Nook #10: Hebros Hotel in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Perhaps a warning label would have been appropriate for this travel blog?

Something classy, not too showy?

Something honest and entirely direct?

Yes, well, have at it. I’ve only managed to come up with this (and an embarrassing amount of time it took me to scrape it together, too, I should add)…

The Capriccioso: Council Square Apartment, Brasov, Romania

To do something with “capriccioso” is to do something capriciously. It is with capriccioso that I choose these writing nooks. Beyond being in my price range and meeting my most basic needs as a solo traveler, these establishments receive minor vetting on my part. They spark, if nothing more, a gut reaction from my writing soul.

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