Aren’t we all works in progress? I certainly feel that way and as I continue on that path of progress I am choosing to really focus on a few things instead of the many things I was attempting.
I am still writing and want to focus on that.
To tide you over until I start to post more I thought I would link to some of my favorite posts that I have written and published on this page previously.
- If you want to know more about my Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) check out the page I have on it: TBI page
- If you want to know more about my hearing loss I have written a lot about it but my personal favorites are:
- If you want to know more about how I am writing my memoir, check out: I discuss it on my About page and write about it in this post: “Memoir mind mapping;”and “Memoir Moment”
- If you would like to know more about how I am living with my parents again as an adult, read: Watching Pop Culture With My Parents (blog category)
- If you would like to learn more about my sweet cocker spaniel, Selby Sweetie, read: The Important Puppy and follow Selby on Instagram: @selbysweetie and follow Selby’s doggy cousin @bellajocavalier (I help her post pictures just like I help Selby with hers).
- If you would like to learn more about how I am being (or was) creative, check out: My Art; A Story I Wrote For: Valentine’s Day, Halloween: Sherlock Selby & the case of the missing bone; Halloween: Murder at a Minnesota Lake Cabin; April Fool’s Day.: Support Group.
Watch this space for further updates.
Thank you for your support!
A Selby Sweetie conclusion
Writing By Laura 
I started this comment before, but it disappeared. Thanks for sharing all these links and the photos of Shelby. It helps me to feel like I know more about you. I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!Lynne
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Thanks, Lynne! Looking forward to book club tomorrow!
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Laura, I’m glad to hear you’re continuing on your memoir. It’s probably a good idea to focus on fewer things–my, you are a creative Jack-of-all-trades! BTW- I love the Sherlock Shelby story–adorable. Happy Holidays!
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Thank you, Karen. I realized… and there’s probably an essay in this… that after the coma my brain was “rebooted” like a glitchy computer and the creative part of my brain that had been suppressed by chronic pain came alive gulping for air!
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Ooo. Love that analogy. Save that one for your essay!
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Laura, I have been re-reading some of your writings over the past years and months and am so proud of what you have written. You are so smart and can articulate your feelings so well. I really enjoy reading everything you write. Just wanted you to know that. Thank you for your writings. Hope you have a good day. JoAnne
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Thank you Joanne, I appreciate that AND YOU so much!
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Thank you so much, JoAnne! I appreciate this AND YOU so much!
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