Comments for A Writer's Work is Never Done.... http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork insights into the ongoing saga of a multi-tasker Sun, 07 Aug 2011 02:02:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on An Ominous Death by Annette Mahon by Annette Mahon http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/an-ominous-death-by-annette-mahon/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Annette Mahon Sun, 07 Aug 2011 02:02:15 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?page_id=196#comment-94 Thank you very much for this review, which I just found. I'm always happy to learn of someone who enjoyed my book. Interweaving the quilting information is one of my favortie parts of writing the books. And I too have a collection of mysteries associated with stitching--growing all the time. Thank you very much for this review, which I just found. I’m always happy to learn of someone who enjoyed my book. Interweaving the quilting information is one of my favortie parts of writing the books. And I too have a collection of mysteries associated with stitching–growing all the time.

]]> Comment on That Holiday Inspiration by RYErnest http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2008/11/that-holiday-inspiration/comment-page-1/#comment-58 RYErnest Sun, 30 Nov 2008 08:13:46 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=76#comment-58 Nice post u have here :D Added to my RSS reader Nice post u have here :D Added to my RSS reader

]]> Comment on Return of the non-Native by AlexM http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2007/09/return-of-the-non-native/comment-page-1/#comment-19 AlexM Sun, 17 Aug 2008 01:04:21 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=20#comment-19 Your blog is interesting! Keep up the good work! Your blog is interesting!

Keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Dreamweaver6: Leavings by Robin Minnick http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2006/08/welcome-these-are-leavings/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Robin Minnick Fri, 11 Apr 2008 14:27:55 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=3#comment-16 thanks, I'll try to update soon. rjm thanks, I’ll try to update soon. rjm

]]> Comment on Dreamweaver6: Leavings by HarryPotter http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2006/08/welcome-these-are-leavings/comment-page-1/#comment-15 HarryPotter Fri, 11 Apr 2008 07:07:15 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=3#comment-15 Sounds perfect to me. I have read this post with a great pleasure. You should write much more often. Sounds perfect to me. I have read this post with a great pleasure. You should write much more often.

]]> Comment on Light and Lighting Up by blob mam http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2007/03/light-and-lighting-up/comment-page-1/#comment-14 blob mam Thu, 03 Apr 2008 12:26:01 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=15#comment-14 <p>I’m glad that most of the people here are really clever, and are fun to talk to, because we have a lot in common. Here I can express myself, share different information, have fun, enjoy communication. Some people here are angry, but why, guys? Make friends, be nice, share what you think, and you won’t feel lonely anymore!</p> I’m glad that most of the people here are really clever, and are fun to talk to, because we have a lot in common. Here I can express myself, share different information, have fun, enjoy communication. Some people here are angry, but why, guys? Make friends, be nice, share what you think, and you won’t feel lonely anymore!

]]> Comment on Accuracies… or is it accuracys? by Robin Minnick http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2008/02/accuracies-or-is-it-accuracys/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Robin Minnick Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:49:33 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=29#comment-13 Thanks, and you're right of course. I guess I just want us all to start out as 'good writers' who only need editing some of the time. rjm Thanks, and you’re right of course. I guess I just want us all to start out as ‘good writers’ who only need editing some of the time.

rjm

]]> Comment on Accuracies… or is it accuracys? by Robin Minnick http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2008/02/accuracies-or-is-it-accuracys/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Robin Minnick Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:44:07 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=29#comment-12 moved from another post; it applies to this one: Dave in San Diego | This is in response to your “grammarian” post: A good writer would of course need no editing. But there seems to be a dearth of good editors! If a writer is allowed the freedom to put thoughts into text, and that text is then shared with others professionally, there needs to be a good editor to catch any obvious mistakes and the not so obvious grammatical inconsistencies. This really should become a dialog between editor and writer so that both may prosper. A spell checker can’t fill this need, and it’s this step that is most often overlooked. moved from another post; it applies to this one:

Dave in San Diego |

This is in response to your “grammarian” post: A good writer would of course need no editing. But there seems to be a dearth of good editors! If a writer is allowed the freedom to put thoughts into text, and that text is then shared with others professionally, there needs to be a good editor to catch any obvious mistakes and the not so obvious grammatical inconsistencies. This really should become a dialog between editor and writer so that both may prosper. A spell checker can’t fill this need, and it’s this step that is most often overlooked.

]]> Comment on Dreamweaver6: Leavings by Dave in San Diego http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2006/08/welcome-these-are-leavings/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Dave in San Diego Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:28:49 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=3#comment-11 <p>This is in response to your "grammarian" post: A good writer would of course need no editing. But there seems to be a dearth of good editors! If a writer is allowed the freedom to put thoughts into text, and that text is then shared with others professionally, there needs to be a good editor to catch any obvious mistakes and the not so obvious grammatical inconsistencies. This really should become a dialog between editor and writer so that both may prosper. A spell checker can't fill this need, and it's this step that is most often overlooked.</p> This comment actually applies to the post: "Accuracies...or is it accuracys?" I've moved it there, but left it here as well. rjm This is in response to your “grammarian” post: A good writer would of course need no editing. But there seems to be a dearth of good editors! If a writer is allowed the freedom to put thoughts into text, and that text is then shared with others professionally, there needs to be a good editor to catch any obvious mistakes and the not so obvious grammatical inconsistencies. This really should become a dialog between editor and writer so that both may prosper. A spell checker can’t fill this need, and it’s this step that is most often overlooked.

This comment actually applies to the post: “Accuracies…or is it accuracys?” I’ve moved it there, but left it here as well. rjm

]]> Comment on In the Middle by munchkin http://rjmdreamweaver.com/writerswork/2007/12/in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-10 munchkin Thu, 13 Dec 2007 02:19:13 +0000 http://dreamweaver6.rjmdreamweaver.com/leavings/?p=28#comment-10 they smelled SOOOO good...*breathes deeply* can you like, capture that smell? and not add preservatives? they smelled SOOOO good…*breathes deeply* can you like, capture that smell? and not add preservatives?

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