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Writing a Column
By Henry L. Lefevre
Rated "G" by the Author.
Last edited: Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Posted: Wednesday, December 10, 2008

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Need inspiration for a new column?

Do you need inspiration for writing a new column? Then, take a look at my December newsletter. It has all kinds of ideas -- including the suggestion that you start with a migrane. It works for me. It might even work for you.

So far, I've never run out of ideas for subject matter for my column. I don't dare! I depend on my column for my postage stamps and occasional feedback.

On the other hand, I've not run out of migranes either. Does one really depend upon the other? I don't really know and don't dare take the necessary strps to find out.

Perhaps I will experiment with Advil some day and test my hypothesis. After all, there's always the hope that I can jump start my writing after a dry spell if I learn how to use Google.com more efficiently.

C'est la vie.

Drop by my newsletter if and when you have the time. I'll try not to bore you.

Hank

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Reviewed by Debra Conklin	8/12/2009

Lucky you. I often run out of ideas for my weekly column. After awhile, I find myself to be pretty boring and have to rely on internet headlines to find something to write about. Although, reading other people's columns does give me inspiration. Thanks Hank!

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