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Judigail’s Blog Origins
Judigail’s Blog First, how my name explained ties into Judigail’s Blog name. Judith, that’s my first name. People usually want to call anyone named Judith, Judy. Since I prefer to be called Judith, I will accept the other if it’s spelled correctly. Like in… Judi with an I, Not Judy with a Y. That’s the […]
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Education | Niche One
When Educated, We Think of Things Differently, Sometimes Even Create a New Environment. “Think out-of-the-box!” That’s what we often hear, while being educated. So, we try doing just that. Sometimes it works, and a new product’s invented. However, mostly it fails, and we’re left feeling embarrased that we even tried. “Never give up!” This one […]
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Education | Niche One
Being An Educator Education. Everyone in America has a right and privilege to be educated. But not all people think they want or need to have an education. Streetwise boys and girls think education’s for wimps. And they’re better than that. They’ll get rich the old fashioned way…steal it. This eventually, if not before, gives […]
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Three Niches; Education | Health | Personal Development
Why Healthcare, Education, and Ghost Writing are the three niches chosen as my writing specialties.
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An Only Child With An Exploding Closet
Originally posted on Judith Norris:
Would it be possible you have too many clothes? Have you ever seen an exploding closet? It isn’t pretty. Find out how one happened to this only child. The title causes diverse reactions in people. Some sarcastically think, “Oh sure. Poor little rich girl, got everything she ever wanted.“ How… -
A Fascinating Duck Goes Bonkers!
by JGKipp-Norris What can be so fascinating about a duck? A most interesting duck met me today! She looked average, an every day, garden-variety duck. She had a wide body; not fat, not skinny, looked just right to me. probably weighed ten to fifteen pounds. Shades of brown with green and white feathers around her long […]
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Personal Development Niche One
Photo by Sound On on Pexels.com Personal Development’s Many Faces and Hats Worn My entire adult life I’ve lived with a Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis. Best known as MS it often goes badly for some of those afflicted with it. Since MS affects everyone differently, each person who has MS has their own disease. Most doctors […]
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Ghostwriting Has Many More Aspects Than Telling a Story. Claudia Suzanne, expert Ghostwriting teacher and writer of the only book on ghostwriting, has a seminar that listened to recently. I found it in The Freelance Writer’s Den. Carol Tice calls it a boot camp. Claudia explains everything from all the different types of ghostwriting forms; from memoir to novel, first draft to finished product, all the different publishing ways, and everything in between. The professional ghostwriter and a writer of books or freelance writer are different in many ways. Of course, similarities exist, but the differences are notable. Most notable is the fact that the writer must realize that they’re writing the author’s story and the ghostwriter isn’t the author. This is the most difficult aspect for some writers to wrap their heads around. Publishing creates a learning curve with which most bloggers and freelance writers aren’t familiar. Authors are on the other hand. They need to know all about publishing and marketing, unless they have a publicist or agent.
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Education in the United States
Education in the United States from Wikipedia Education in the United States is provided in public, private, and home schools. State governments set overall educational standards, often mandate standardized tests for K–12 public school systems and supervise, usually through a board of regents, state colleges, and universities. The bulk of the $1.3 trillion in funding comes from state and local governments, with federal funding accounting for only about $200 billion.[1] Private schools […]
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Clips
Judith Norris aka J. Gail Norris Riverplace Navigator “Meet Your Neighbor” Column by J.Gail Norris Riverplace, an office complex co-located with LaRive Condominium, held a series of offices, shops, and apartments. They published a monthly newsletter that ran my column, “Meet Your Neighbor.” Mississippi Mud The inhouse newsletter of LaRive Condominium editors Marvin and Pat […]
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Graduate, Jon Morrow’s Guest Blogging
Jon Morrow, My Hero! The past six months a whirlwind of writing activity swired around me. Starting with Guest Blogging in December 2018, a break from Guest Blogging to take Freelance Writing course in March 2019 kept me a busy gal. It’ll keep going for a long time! Busy is good. Becoming a Guest Blogging […]
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Ghost Writing: Isn’t About What You See Here!
Let me be your ghost! Call on me when you need someone else to tell your story, type it, and get it published. I’ll be your ghost! Ghostwriting has nothing to do with the characters above, or anything else associated with Halloween! Don’t mean too shout at you with the capital letters, just wanted to […]