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Whimsy! Ellen moved by whimsy is always a recipe for pique and delight!

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Write these when you wish. {Your friend Neil does. ;-}

Hmm, most candied ginger are crystallized with white sugar.

Orange smoosh will be tried.

-Len

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Would woolgathering women wax on when whimsy beckoned,

Their aphoristic aperçus were welcome and worth mention.

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Would that wonderful widgets like you existed worldwide, my friend!

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Yes! I would love to hear about your writing process/progress. As a bonus, we, your subscribers, would also be your lucky guests who get to share in the inspiration of your surroundings--able to go to different places through your writing and perspective. Fun stuff. Thank you.

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Yes to the explanation with lavish illustrations please. Whenever you wish.

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Whimsical sounds like a perfect schedule, not stressy by generous. Love to hear about your writing practice and bursts of focus which sound so very familiar to the ways I work! Yes of course you must bring Delia along when you run away from ItAll. Happy Orange Smoosh week to you both!

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Yes please. I love hearing about other people's writing practice. And I think I can handle the envy of your retreats.

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Whimsy all the way please :)

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1) Frequency: once a month or more (as your whimsy takes you.) 2) Of course many of us would love to hear about the process of redefining/refining your writing process.

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You should go with whimsy! As to frequency: once or twice a month?

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You mean that "Beggers CAN be Choosers" afterall?? Whenever/Whatever is fine....

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At whimsical intervals

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As to frequency, a balance betwixt your urge to write and my wondering where you went.

How you came to ‘binge’ writing? Write on please.

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So in favor of avoiding large groups of people and writing when the time is ripe—most excellent advice.

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I am all for the Random Whimsy model of publication. I myself struggle with a writing schedule (and had a grand old time skipping Thanksgiving a few years ago for a writing retreat) so I'd love to hear more about your process.

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