Mission Accomplished

In the last post about Writer’s Bloq, I had announced I’d deliver snippets about the Kickstarter campaign all week long. But, by the next day, Writer’s Bloq met the goal of raising $15,000.

Their Bloqparty Tour begins in Massachusetts then winds through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, D.C., and right on over to New York. You can find out more information at http://www.writersbloq.eventbrite.com/

There’s this piece of me that aches at the thought of missing out on these events.

Mission Accomplished

If I weren’t shackled to my husband and kids in Miami, I’d be making plans to journey to at least one. So, to all of you who enjoy the freedom that I don’t, take a moment for yourself and click your way into a writer’s haven.

There will be plenty of art, drinks, literary mingling, and more.

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Published by Lisa Chesser

I'm a writer, editor, award-winning educator, and marketing professional who hopes to rally everyone around one single mantra: Be brave, smart, and bold. As an educator, I love to remind students to dream in the midst of politics gone mad! Thus, I am also a dreamer.

10 thoughts on “Mission Accomplished

  1. Thanks for sharing this. Its too bad you are shanked down. It would be great to meet at the Baltimore or DC event. I love blogging. But, one of the down sides is that you don’t get the opportunity to meet some of your favorite folks because of distance.

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    1. Good. I was hoping to get the word out to all the great writers I’ve encountered and really, I haven’t even scratched the surface of WordPress. It’s nothing less than a godsend. I know I’ve barely touched the surface. Anything that helps a writer find a voice and recognition needs to be shared.

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