As a full time volunteer, outside of utilities, the biggest monthly expense is the food bill. Now, you may be working full time, or still a student, or any number of things, but if you are living on ... Read More about Healthy Eating on a Budget: Pantry Basics for One
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This past weekend, I took a long walk with a few friends. It ended up being a 12 kilometer walk, plus, as we walked from our neighborhood to The Garden Tomb. This is a tourist destination near the Old ... Read More about Visiting Places of Jerusalem: The Garden Tomb
Sarah Dalziel Media: Changing Direction
It's been several months since I posted anything, here on SarahDalzielMedia, and today is the start of a new angle and direction here. I've been debating this change for several months and have just ... Read More about Sarah Dalziel Media: Changing Direction
Editing Lesson Learned: One Tip to Break Editing Writer’s Block
These past few weeks I've been struggling with the major edits for draft 3 of The Prophet's Fire. I had ideas, and knew what needed to be added, but the first paragraph was constantly eluding me. I ... Read More about Editing Lesson Learned: One Tip to Break Editing Writer’s Block
Theft of Swords: A Fantasy Book Review
Browsing the local public library about a week ago, after dropping off a print copy of The Prophet’s Shield, a fantasy book caught my eye. “Theft of Swords” by Michael J. Sullivan, its yellow cover ... Read More about Theft of Swords: A Fantasy Book Review
Writer’s Life: Lessons Learned From Creative Burnout
Whether you write a lot, or a little, fiction or non-fiction, you will face mental burn-out at least once (sometimes at least once per year). In university, just after finals and mid-terms most ... Read More about Writer’s Life: Lessons Learned From Creative Burnout