by kdedeo | May 2, 2017 | Cancer
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn This room is familiar…the couch, table, the comfortable seating—an attempt at making the waiting room look like a living room. It is nice, and it is comfortable. Even the lighting is soft…the fluorescent lighting replaced with tall lamps with...
by kdedeo | Apr 11, 2017 | Writing
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn In writing, there are round characters and flat characters. Flat characters are just like they sound: flat. No depth. A writer wouldn’t go into much detail about who they are or their background. The flat characters are simply there to...
by kdedeo | Mar 29, 2017 | Writing
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn When I tell people that I’m an editor and writer, they tend to launch into their book writing aspirations, which I enjoy, but then they tend to end the discussion with the statement, “But I don’t know where to start.”...
by kdedeo | Mar 21, 2017 | Writing
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn A recent article, first reported on the Quartz website, argued that a missing Oxford comma was to blame for a court’s ruling on overtime pay in Maine. The article explains that the list of duties ineligible for overtime pay was...
by kdedeo | Jan 12, 2017 | Writing
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Today, I was honored by having one of my course designs chosen for “SoftChalk Lesson of the Week.” The lesson is part of a Department of Labor grant I am working on with NWCCD in Sheridan, Wyoming. It’s been a fun journey,...
