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Archive for June, 2010
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Is objective reporting possible?
It’s a good question and one that has been examined in journalism schools across the country for years. I remember having such a debate in graduate school. I was in grad school when the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks took place. …
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Asking questions is what I do
For my work, I have to ask questions. If I didn’t ask questions, I couldn’t get the information I need to write articles — simple as that. However, sometimes I can get carried away with questions in my personal life …
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Writer, help thyself!
Sometimes I inadvertently help myself. Usually I write these blog posts based on how I feel at the time. I type what’s on my mind at that moment. Sometimes those words come back to me. This is one of those …
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A lesson from my dog
While I’m relatively new at being a mom to a human, I’ve been a mom to a dog for nearly five years. In fact, my adorable Lhasa Apso, Buckles, will celebrate his fifth birthday on June 25.
But, beyond just …
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Attitude makes a difference
I recently stumbled upon this quote from Dr. Norman Vincent Peale: “Any fact facing us is not as important as our attitude toward it, for that determines our successes or failure.” Dr. Peale is known for his positive thinking philosophies. …