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And, a few months . . .

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originally posted May 30, 2020no revisions to date . . . later, here we are! For the most part, I’ve been busy transferring my old website (anEditorsBlog.com) to this new spot at the-freelance-editor.com—updating and revising text, checking and correcting information, and adding a wee bit o’ spit-n-polish. Please let me know what you think of…

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Here’s to the year 2020!

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originally posted December 5, 2019no revisions to date Two major events (well, more than that, but two that are primary in pushing me back into business) happened in my life over the past several months: My baby sister and her husband started an alpaca ranch—no, I don’t think that decision was based on a midlife…

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Where have I been this time?

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originally posted December 12, 2015no revisions to date I explain—or maybe excuse—my recent absence with this explanation: Over the past two years, four events have caused a distraction in my life: the death of my father, relocating from Orlando back to Raleigh, returning to more-than-full-time work at the state Museum of History, and disappointing a…

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How can I help with a personal history?

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originally posted September 18, 2013no revisions to date My father and I have different talents when it comes to researching and recording family history:  he does genealogy;  I do personal history and family history.  In other words, in my mind, at least, he does the bones (or the branches and limbs of the family tree,…

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