by Ann Garvin | Jul 28, 2020 | Feel Better Little-by-Little, Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward, Uncategorized |
I Hugged Until I Couldn’t Anymore. I’m a hugger. I like to hug. I typically, but not always, give a warning like, “I’m coming in for a hug.” There’s usually time for the huggee to get their arms up. But, again, not always. Sometimes it’s me hugging people the...
by Ann Garvin | Apr 16, 2020 | Feel Better Little-by-Little, Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward |
Worry is what you do… (If you want to hear me read this 4-minute piece you can listen here: https://inside-stories.simplecast.com/episodes/inside-stories-covid-19-stories-2 I’m at about 2:38.) My daughter called yesterday. “Mom, They’re running out of gloves and...
by Ann Garvin | Mar 8, 2019 | Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
Lift Don’t Suppress Others. Thirty-five Years After How to Suppress Women’s Writing In 1983, the University of Texas Press published Joanna Russ’s landmark “How to Suppress Women’s Writing”, which enumerated and elaborated on the many ways women writers had been...
by Ann Garvin | Mar 8, 2019 | Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
Can I Pick Your Brain? The Fine Line Between Giving Back and Getting Paid The right connections in publishing can jumpstart your career and make the journey more enjoyable. But there is a fine line when asking for a favor (or a freebie) and networking. This panel...
by Ann Garvin | Jun 19, 2016 | Feel Better Little-by-Little, Girl Effect, Pay It Forward |
There Are No Others: A More Excellent State of Being…hard but true. Something happened that turned me from someone who cares about others to someone who cares for others Something happened that turned me from someone who cares about others to someone who cares...
by Ann Garvin | Aug 13, 2014 | Love, life, & Living, Pay It Forward, Writing and Publishing |
I just took a lovely walk with Demco and I want to tell you about my little free library journey. I’m a girl who has had library-love her whole life. Before I could read I sat in the library moving my lips pretending. I wanted people to think I was a prolific...
