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What Sally McBurgerflipper Deserves:
Rebuttal To Splenetic Diatribe Against Low Wage Workers

Posted on November 17, 2020 by Kelli Jae BaeliNovember 17, 2020

This was originally on a Facebook post in 2014. I thought it needed to be shared on my blog. First, let me say that I am a veteran. I have a lifetime disability compensation due to injuries I suffered while enlisted, and trauma afterward. I joined the Army because I wanted an education, so that I wouldn’t be stuck flipping burgers the rest of my life. I worked at nearly every fast food chain you can name, and in most other service industry segments. I was only able to get an education because of my military disability and being helped … Continue reading →

Posted in intelligence, society, money, harsh realities, crisis, ignorance, critics, Declaration of Independence, education, equality, employment, income | 2 Replies

Good Luck With That:
Hubris in Pricing Indie Author's Books

Posted on September 28, 2020 by Kelli Jae Baeli and Melissa Walker-BaeliSeptember 28, 2020

My wife belongs to several writing and reading groups on Facebook (as do I, of course) and she engages with many of them. She is constantly sharing with me the idiotic stuff some writers do and say. Recently, there was a conversation on one group where an author was selling a 90 page book for $18, and my wife, Melissa, pointed out that this was a ridiculous price. The author balked, and said that Melissa cared more about the price per page than the quality of the writing. My wife responded: Melissa Walker : here’s what it’s about to me…Let’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, society, writer, conversations, Facebook, writing business, WRITING LIFE, independent author, Writing tips, WRITING, Sociology, publishing, book marketing | Leave a reply

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

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 →

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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

Rocking the Boat

Posted on September 26, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 26, 2017

Don’t say anything. Don’t make a comment. It will make you look bad. That’s the usual advice in the publishing industry when someone posts a caustic review of your book, under the assumption that this is about some type of insecurity on the part of a writer. This is not insecurity. It is frustration, and in this case, it’s also outrage. In fact, historically, authors are expected to keep their mouth shut about these things, but I am a proponent of the adage Silence equals Death. This advice to stay mum strikes me as the same mentality that got that Orange Nightmare in the Oval … Continue reading →

Posted in frustration, aggravation, WRITING CRAFT, sex, lesbians, Human Nature, truth, orgasm, angst, PSYCHOLOGY, annoying people, anger, society, Kelli Jae Baeli, harsh realities, liars, BOOKS, Book Reviews, WRITING LIFE, sensitivity, WRITING, mystery genre, reading, SEXUALITY, Armchair Detective, Lesbian fiction genre, lesfic genre, adventure genre, Book review | 4 Replies

Circling Uranus

Posted on August 28, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 29, 2017

Done with final draft of Circling Uranus: Samegenders in Space & Elsewhere. Edit/betaread in the hand of Melissa Walker. My short story turned into a novella, and this might be Episode One, as i have ideas for future installments. The blurb isn’t written yet, but here’s the BEFORE WORDS: (at the moment) This story was inspired by the character, India Bell, of the Rain Falls series. As a ruse, she had supposedly written a science fiction book titled Circling Uranus, and it became a bestseller, much to her chagrin. It reportedly included some form of tentacle sex with an alien. I … Continue reading →

Posted in sex, past, lesbians, universe, society, TIME, gay, Kelli Jae Baeli, TRAVEL, speculative fiction genre, mainstream fiction genre, indie publisher, science fiction genre, history, scifi genre, adventure, Lesbian fiction genre, homosexuality, lesfic genre, fantasy genre, adventure genre, bisexuality, space, weirdness, Apocalyptic, Humor genre, Time-Travel, fiction, tentacle sex, Circling Uranus | Leave a reply

Unmoderated Moderate Attempts Moderation

Posted on August 4, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliMay 3, 2018

From blog ideas archive…. I got into an unplanned debate on Facebook. Most debates on Facebook are, in fact, unplanned. you know how it is. Most of the time, it begins with some innocent status update of mine, but this time, I started it by responding to something I felt needed clarification. I always feel a need to do that when i think something is being misrepresented or over-simplified. The following exchange was very thought-provoking and I agreed with many of the sensibilities of this poster, but the rub is always in the specifics, the semantics. This sort of debate is … Continue reading →

Posted in intelligence, SOCIOPOLITICAL, problem-solving, society, conversations, guns, Facebook, CURRENT AFFAIRS, democracy, political parties, ideology, debate | Leave a reply

Why I changed my Pinterest boards to SECRET

Posted on April 17, 2017 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 9, 2017

Today I had a revelation. I had forgotten to address a very big problem that had recently applied elsewhere. One I had addressed already in the obvious places, but overlooked for a while. I switched almost all of my Pinterest boards to secret. At first, I was horrified to think I was going to have to delete them all and start over, or cancel my account to prevent a looming disaster. Only recently did Pinterest offer a solution to the legal quagmire they so blithely pied-piper’d us into. By now, you’ve probably guessed I’m referring to copyright infringement. Thankfully, Pinterest … Continue reading →

Posted in problem-solving, society, ethics, Kelli Jae Baeli, writer, harsh realities, novelist, TRAVEL, BOOKS, writing business, WRITING LIFE, independent author, indie publisher, PUBLISHING, CHALLENGES & MISHAPS, LAW, Pinterest, photography, copyright | 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

A Toxic Person

Posted on March 19, 2016 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 5, 2017

This is precisely the thing I am living right now. I needed this reminder to hold my head high, knowing that what any toxic person might say or do to impugn me, I can choose courage and integrity, that I have the truth on my side, and that thinking, discerning people will understand that. ‪#‎TruthWins‬

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Posted in life, Human Nature, truth, angst, annoying people, lies, society, ethics, honesty, harsh realities, liars | 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

The Pitfall of Literary Segregation

Posted on August 12, 2014 by Kelli Jae BaeliSeptember 4, 2017

I believe it is a pitfall to think that fiction for lesbians is all that different from/than fiction for straight people. And I can say that as a person who reads largely mainstream fiction, and very little of what is termed “lesfic.” I grew up reading mainstream, and I continue to do so, and I am quite picky about what I read. It’s hard for an author to get and keep my attention, if there are any thin spots in his/her craft. I think I might be in the process of forming a new list of Favorite Authors. So far, … Continue reading →

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Muse Recovery & Descriptive Prose

Posted on November 27, 2013 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 26, 2015

{dusting off the blog}. It’s been a while since my last entry. I was busy with moving back from New Zealand to Denver area, to prepare a life for me and my Sweetie, and we have of course been missing each other desperately, and spending lots of time online Skyping and Typing. And I had to get settled for a while, so I can work out the other plans on the horizon. I am currently residing in an extended stay suite and will probably be here for a while, so i have been trying to climb back on the writing-horse … Continue reading →

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First, I'm not trying to give the Gov of NY any hint of a break. But the media needs to do better. Gym Jordan is still in Congress. And trump has to surrender his DNA for possible rape. Cawthorn has multiple accusers. So, why aren't they getting the same coverage?

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When CPAC erected a giant, shining stage in the shape of a Nazi SS symbol at Hyatt Hotel Orlando, it was warmly welcomed. And when neo-Nazis came to plot and play for the weekend, Hyatt happily saluted them. #ByeHyatt, forever.

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1 Mar

A CPAC straw poll lists the name "Ron Desnatis".

Well, let me just say that Ron Desnatis is eaisly the worts governro of Floriad.

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1 Mar

That he voted yes for Kavanaugh and no for Garland tells you all you need to know about Ben Sasse.

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hugolowellHugo Lowell@hugolowell·

1 Mar

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer rips state GOPs: “When you lose an election in a democratic society, you update your party platform. You don’t change the rules to make it harder for opponents to vote.”

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