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The young baby screamed
The young baby screamed; his small face screwed up into a crinkled little ball. The high-pitched protest bounced off the walls, echoing. Between screeches, he took laboured breaths, his little body shuddering with the effort. Vibrations rattled t...
5 on Monday
Welcome to this week’s 5 on Monday. March is here already, where is the year going? So, what was notable last week: busy with work means less time to write having a four year old son is awesome $37 to fill a 9kg gas bottle is a rip off www.powersh...
About a Dad
I have just started a new writing project about my father. It’s going to be a long painful journey I am sure, but I am determined to take this piece of history and do it justice. You can find it over at http://carlo.rohde.net.nz...
Procrastination as a [Put profession here]
I have yet to find any profession that is not prone to procrastination. My own personal experience with procrastination is intimate and long term. In fact, since I should be working on something else write now, I guess writing this little bitty is ...
Karuun and the shirt…
His misery lay in a pool of vomit resembling porridge and diced carrot. His shirt was covered, wet with half digested alcohol. As he stirred, it was obvious he was coherent enough to know what had happen, but perhaps he was not quite so aware of the ...
5 Web-based Freelance Writing Jobs to Avoid
You must treat freelance writing as a professional business. Your time can not be replaced, make it worth while. If you take a contract with one of these five, beware, because you could find yourself broke, in trouble with the law or simply passed ov...
Chicken Shit, Writing, IRD and You.
Firstly, a disclaimer, I am not an accountant. I am basing this article on what I have previously been told by IRD themselves, and also research largely gleamed from their website. Also, it may not be relevant outside New Zealand. Tax positions a...
