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Irony-Fest on Giving it Away

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Kelli Jae BaeliApril 1, 2013

Welcome to the Irony-Fest, please sign in and wear your name tags. This topic has become a comedy of ironies. Herein lies the oft-repeated back-handed compliments and erroneous and mixed opinions we authors often deal with, in relation to our work. It seems that some readers just don’t understand nor appreciate what authors are offering, and why. And they don’t seem to understand the function of short works in this regard. Would that we could be treated with the same respect that other professions enjoy, without  suffering the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. In one blog, Distracting Fiction: Brand … Continue reading →

Posted in frustration, aggravation, WRITING CRAFT, Human Nature, truth, blogger, angst, AUTHORS, society, irony, Kelli Jae Baeli, writer, harsh realities, blogging, RESOURCE & REFERENCE, novelist, PEEVES, BOOKS, Fiction, writing business, WRITING LIFE, independent author, Writing tips, self-publishing, WRITING, Social Psychology, evergreen, novelwriting, truthiness, PUBLISHING, eBooks, Sociology, nonfiction, CHALLENGES & MISHAPS, nonfiction writing, EMOTIONS, HOW-TO, ARTICLES & ESSAYS, Giving it Away | Leave a reply

Blog Semantics

Posted on March 27, 2008 by Kelli Jae BaeliMarch 27, 2008

Is a blog a blog or a post? Of course it was first called a weblog , then people truncated it by calling it a blog. A blog was where the page was that you posted, but it also seemed to refer to the actual post. But if you said, “I just posted a blog, go read it.”– that would seem to indicate that you created a blog site every time you posted…even though most people know that’s not what you meant. You meant you posted a post. Or blogged a post. But you don’t say, “go visit my posts”, … Continue reading →

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Nerdy by Necessity–JavaScript Hell

Posted on March 17, 2008 by Kelli Jae BaeliMarch 17, 2008

Over the last couple of weeks I have been in JavaScript Hell. While i have full faith and confidence that Blogger will become the preeminent blogging site on the web, having been bought by Google, it is still fraught with some glitches that need attention. But everything that Google touches turns to gold, and years ago when Google began as an upstart search engine, I saw the possibilities, i just didn’t have the funds to invest in the stock. But I wanted to. And while I don’t really kick myself, I sort of kick the universe, for that little bit … Continue reading →

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The Beautiful Blogist

Posted on August 26, 2007 by Kelli Jae BaeliAugust 26, 2007

In my experiments with the Law of Attraction, I have been putting forth the intention of knowing and/or recognizing who my perfect partner is by how I feel, since that is both THE strongest and MY strongest sense that connects me to Higher Self and truth, and because it is connected to those brain chemicals that so often deny me the falling-in-love experience. I also know that it is a way for me to recognize my kindreds, as I resonate well only with those who are on a similar path and want similar thingsThat said, I am feeling something inexplicable … Continue reading →

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