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No Such Thing As a Protest Vote:
In which I dare to question a non-voting professor

Posted on August 15, 2020 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 20, 2020

I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of being a snowflake. It’s well and truly time for Democrats to stop whining and being precious, and Board the Blue Choo Choo. We have many changes to make, and by now, we should all agree that those changes will never be made with a corrupted party in charge. My skin may not be black, but I know what it’s like to be a minority, and to be punished for it. I’m an Indie author. A disabled veteran. I’m not just a woman, but a gay woman, married to a woman. I’m … Continue reading →

Posted in Hillary Clinton, elections, responsibility, voting, society, Social anxiety, Kelli Jae Baeli, harsh realities, conversations, Twitter, Social Psychology, CURRENT AFFAIRS, ARTICLES & ESSAYS, racism, political parties, debate, sexism | Tagged voting | 2 Replies

Two 2020 Mantras:
Adapt or die, Vote or die

Posted on May 18, 2020 by Kelli Jae BaeliMay 18, 2020

ADAPT OR DIE. That’s the new mantra. Our world has changed, and don’t you believe for a hot minute the fairy tale that things will go back to “normal.” First, they haven’t been “normal” for the last three-plus years. Second, there is no way they ever will, because too much has changed, and there are things that SHOULD CHANGE. This is a flashpoint. A pivotal point in our history. We can take the opportunity now to implement all those things that got bogged down in various sociopolitical quicksands, and create a brighter future for us all. Or we can fuck … Continue reading →

Posted in frustration, SOCIOPOLITICAL, aggravation, life, problem-solving, Human Nature, elections, fear, angst, chaos, desperation, change, responsibility, disillusionment, voting, anger, ethics, morality, sadness, money, terrorism, honesty, harsh realities, death, crisis, grief, anxiety, despair, strength, danger, panic, risk, CHALLENGES & MISHAPS, CURRENT AFFAIRS, US Constitution, Founding Fathers, democracy, courage, immigration, education, betrayal, adaptation, racism, Climate Change, Planet Earth, Native Americans, 2nd Amendment, fascism, equality, pandemic, donald trump, COVID19, coronavirus | Leave a reply

Goldilocks & the BlueWho Dilemma:
A Way to Think About the 2020 Candidates

Posted on February 12, 2020 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 11, 2020

It’s obvious we have an unprecedented amount of indecision about who to choose for the Democratic candidate. This undecided #BlueWho thing really matters, and deserves some thoughtful and no-nonsense scrutiny. I believe that most of the undecided voters have the same antecedent. If we can’t know whether we have the Senate, too, we can’t gauge which candidate we can safely vote for, in order to unseat the Orange Little Dicktater. We no longer have the luxury of treating out political candidates like rock stars. We have to get over the idea that they have to be perfect, or check all … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, President, elections, responsibility, voting, society, reason, Sociology, democracy, Trump, Climate Change, fascism, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Joe Biden, Andrew Yang, Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, sexism, Senate | 1 Reply

Yes I Want to Take Your (War) Guns

Posted on September 3, 2019 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 3, 2019

First, I am a humanist and a liberal Democrat. I am also a military veteran. I don’t hunt, because I don’t have the heart for it, and would only do it in a survival situation. I do, however, feel better if I have a gun of some kind to protect me and mine against break-ins. (See, women are naturally like that, since we are the ones who get raped by men). I have no problem doing the gun ownership legally, and proving that I can safely own and use a firearm. Check my background. I have nothing to hide.   … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, aggravation, Human Nature, truth, responsibility, anger, society, shooter, ethics, memes, CURRENT AFFAIRS, US Constitution, Founding Fathers, RIGHTS, gun control, 2nd Amendment, legislation | 2 Replies

Avenatti AveNAUGHTY AveNOTti

Posted on October 15, 2018 by Kelli Jae BaeliMay 20, 2019

Jumping from the idea of power, directly into a powerful position, is often the seedling that overgrows into a sort of Kudzu of Corruption. All due respect, Mr A, this is not your A-game.

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Posted in Uncategorized, Human Nature, truth, President, elections, responsibility, ethical dilemma, ethics, moral dilemma, honesty, Twitter, Social Psychology, democracy, Michael Avenatti | Leave a reply

It’s a Brave New World–For Women:
I call it FemFic

Posted on August 23, 2018 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 10, 2020

I want a new category on Amazon that more accurately reflects the changes afoot in our ideation of a woman’s place in the world. In order to do this, I feel I have to branch out in my writing and create stories in genres that are typically male-dominated. Women need in a voice in those, too. Thus, I will be adding this new tag to all my books. I call it #FemFic. I hope all of you in the Twitterverse will use it, too–help get it going. IF it can gain traction, i will petition Amazon to include it in … Continue reading →

Posted in Human Nature, women, responsibility, self-respect, society, ethics, hope, Kelli Jae Baeli, self-awareness, WRITING LIFE, independent author, indie publisher, characters, reading, Social Psychology, novelwriting, reality, coping skills, genre categories, courage, TerraNeo, Snug Haven, feminism | Tagged FemFic | 2 Replies

Is it Goodreads or Badreaders?

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 25, 2017

I’ve always believed that every ill in our society falls under one or more of three categories: Greed, Ignorance or Zealotry. I was faced with an example of one or more of these while updating my author page on Goodreads. I came across a negative review, quite by accident, of one of my earlier books. Against my better judgment, I read it, and was horrified. The reviewer, obviously, did not like my book, and that’s fine, in and of itself, but this reviewer made statements that were patently false. She claimed the character in my book was “helping a pedophile.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, frustration, aggravation, rudeness, Behavior, Human Nature, truth, annoying people, lies, responsibility, disillusionment, abuse, anger, Kelli Jae Baeli, honesty, harsh realities, liars, BOOKS, Book Reviews, WRITING LIFE, independent author, Sensory Processing Sensitivity, HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSON (HSP), Social Psychology, critics, Sociology, Giving it Away, reviews, Book review | 4 Replies

That Whooshing Sound

Posted on December 19, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliDecember 23, 2016

Message in a bottle… After almost two years of struggle with the vicissitudes of Indie writing and publishing, I have, I believe, come up with a solution to all that has been vexing me, and keeping me from reaching the goals I have been working so hard to achieve, and all that has annihilated the joy to be found in the journey. With the new lease on life I got after my return from New Zealand, I have been focused mostly on getting my health back, but also in increasing and maintaining the momentum in my career, which I didn’t … Continue reading →

Posted in problem-solving, distraction, happiness, CREATIVITY, PSYCHOLOGY, change, responsibility, TIME, writer, Amazon, writing business, WRITING LIFE, independent author, indie publisher, WRITING, marriage, adaptation, menopause | Leave a reply

Whole Brain Literary Food

Posted on November 12, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliJanuary 25, 2018

Recently, I posted a inquiry to my readers, about a publishing aspect of my work. All the responses were encouraging and thought-provoking, but one in particular touched upon some deeper themes. Here it is. TO MY READERS–A QUESTION: As authors, we want to please everyone, but that’s just not possible. For instance, on my newest novella, Saturation Point, I have 4 and 5 star reviews and personal messages and emails that tell me how much they enjoyed the introspective nature of this book, and the characters, but on one review, the reviewer was bored because there wasn’t dialogue on every … Continue reading →

Posted in WRITING CRAFT, truth, growth, CREATIVITY, inspiration, desperation, responsibility, suicide, hope, Kelli Jae Baeli, writer, harsh realities, novelist, Fiction, writing business, WRITING LIFE, despair, independent author, indie publisher, Writing tips, WRITING, reading, Social Psychology, ENTERTAINMENT, novelwriting, reality, PUBLISHING, Fiction Writing, EMOTIONS, adaptation, reviews | Leave a reply

Policing the Police

Posted on September 25, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 26, 2016

UPDATE: see end of this essay for my updated remarks after learning new information…. Few things are black and white, unless you’re talking about racism. In regard to gun violence and police shootings, there are solid arguments on either side of this contentious issue which tells me once again that the truth is most often found in the middle and that extremism of any kind is both dangerous and counterproductive. Right out of the chute, let me say that I know there are good cops out there. In fact, I believe that MOST cops are honorable, compassionate people who really … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, problem-solving, truth, responsibility, society, shooter, ethics, police, harsh realities, crisis, reason, guns, Sociology, CURRENT AFFAIRS, US Constitution, RIGHTS, LAW, Tulsa, Charlotte, racism | Leave a reply

Trumpocalypse

Posted on September 25, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 10, 2020

Posted this last month on Facebook, and it’s still true, and bears posting again. I’m having trouble sleeping. Here’s why. I need to say this. And I need you all to hear it and share it. People. Please educate yourselves. Please. This election is no longer about politics. No longer about left and right or republican or democrat. It’s about the people. The people who are running for the highest office in the land and the people who will be voting for them. If Trump is elected, you will no longer have to worry about the economy or equality or … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, truth, Hillary Clinton, elections, responsibility, voting, CURRENT AFFAIRS, Trump | Leave a reply

Don’t Make me Unfriend You

Posted on March 19, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 6, 2017

When you blend your professional and personal life on Facebook, there will inevitably be instances where the two collide, and not in a good way. Some people might like your writing and be big fans who buy all your books, while they simultaneously make snarky comments to personal posts you make, regarding, say political issues–even when they are not, themselves, properly informed of the issues and the ramifications thereof. If they can’t see the forest for the trees, perhaps it’s time to stop venturing blindly into territory for which they have no map. The hateful rhetoric in our political milieu, … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, angst, responsibility, disillusionment, ethics, honesty, reason, Facebook, WRITING LIFE | Leave a reply

Don’t be part of the problem

Posted on September 4, 2014 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 4, 2014

If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem. We’ve all heard that mantra, but it’s true. Recently, I was caught at just the right moment (inopportune, maybe) by a post a “writer” made, asking for help with formatting, and lamenting how hard it was and wondering why she had to worry about it at all. Her posts throughout also revealed that she could not even handle a few sentences without making errors. And then there were all the commenters helping her like she was a child. So I posted an angry comment. I don’t like to … Continue reading →

Posted in frustration, WRITING CRAFT, truth, angst, Political Correctness, responsibility, disillusionment, anger, society, writer, honesty, harsh realities, WRITING LIFE, independent author, indie publisher, bad writing, editing, WRITING, critics, PUBLISHING, courage, spelling, willful ignorance, education | 2 Replies

Gun Laws: the Truth is in the Middle

Posted on March 13, 2013 by Kelli Jae BaeliMarch 13, 2013

In a sign-meme on Facebook recently, there was a quote by Ronald Reagan: “I do not believe in taking away the right of the citizen for sporting, for hunting and so forth, or for home defense. But I do believe that an AK-47, a machine gun, is not a sporting weapon or needed for defense of a home.” ~Ronald Reagan, in a speech at his 78th birthday celebration in Los Angeles on February 6, 1989. KG MacGregor makes all salient points on this, in her blog Baby, You Can Drive My Gun when suggests using driving laws as a template … Continue reading →

Posted in SOCIOPOLITICAL, life, freedom, truth, Political Correctness, responsibility, ethical dilemma, society, ethics, memes, harsh realities, reason, guns, danger, Social Psychology, PHILOSOPHY, Sociology, CHALLENGES & MISHAPS, CURRENT AFFAIRS, RIGHTS, LAW | Tagged gun laws, automatic weapons, legislation | Leave a reply

Giving it Away: Spoilers as Both Noun & Accusation

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Kelli Jae BaeliMarch 19, 2013

Directly out of the chute, let me say this is coming from myself as both a writer and a reader. One compelling reason (among others) that I became an author, was due to my disappointment in the offerings of a certain genre. I wanted to write books *I* would want to read. I launched myself into this vocation with little knowledge of what that decision would bring. I had no way of knowing the degree of vulnerability that publishing my writing would entail. Publishing a book is very much like being naked in public. So it’s difficult not to take … Continue reading →

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@donwinslow And there’s the “gas”... There should be more reporting on the gas. They said to seal them in the tunnels and “turn on gas.”

So WHAT KIND OF GAS? Who had it? Where was it? How were they going to do it exactly?

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Juan Carlos Flores was on his delivery route in Houston when he found a 5-month-old baby abandoned on the side of a road after an apparent carjacking. https://abcn.ws/3t9UxJU

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26 Jan

The Senate has confirmed Joe Biden's Secretary of State, Abe Lincoln.

Wait, no, that's A. Blinken.

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27 Jan

Steven Brandenburg, the pharmacist fired from the Aurora Medical Center in Wisconsin, after he admitted he "intentionally removed the vaccine from refrigeration.” He pled guilty today and faces 20 years in prison.

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