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Looking ahead – life lessons from skiing

March 8, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

   “Don’t look down at your skis or right in front of you,” my instructor said yesterday. “Look far ahead down the mountain, the way you want to go.” “But what if there’s uneven terrain or something nasty right in front of me?” “It’ll be too late then anyway. You don’t look at the hood… [Read More]

Scents of the Sixties

March 5, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

SPOILER ALERT – the following post deals with body odor. If that grosses you out, maybe you should skip my blog today, but the topic follows a logical progression. Since I began blogging last May, I’ve disclosed quite a bit about myself and my personal history – in particular my bipolar diagnosis and how it’s… [Read More]

I’m self-published, I’m out and I’m proud

March 1, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

Here’s another post that’s new to this blog. I wrote it for Morgan Mandel’s site as part of my blog book tour last November. I’ve talked about self-publishing here, but not for ages, so some of my newer readers may be unaware of what I’m about to confess. IN PRAISE OF SELF-PUBLISHING True confession time:… [Read More]

When you’re feeling creative, how crazy is too crazy?

February 26, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

Since early adolescence, I’ve been fascinated by the fine line between creativity and madness, and the life stories of artists and writers who suffered from mental illness. At 13, when I took up painting and jazz piano, I was intrigued to learn the great bebop pianist Bud Powell was schizophrenic. I barely knew what the… [Read More]

A starving artist and a viral spiral

February 22, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

Yesterday one of my Facebook friends invited people to visit his website, where he’s put up a PayPal button for donations. The cause? Help him with his daily struggles – pay the rent, buy food, that kind of thing. He described himself as a starving artist. The first comment: “Are you f*&%ing kidding? Who do… [Read More]

TGIF Blog Party – Drop in, lose the winter blues and do some shameless BSP!

February 19, 2010 By webmaster Leave a Comment

Back in August, I threw a TGIF blog party, and lots of folks stopped by, so I decided to throw another one. The view from my window is wintry, but not in a good way – cold, gray, and windy, with the limbs of the dead tree outside my window threatening to crash down on… [Read More]

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About Julie Lomoe

Julie Lomoe brings a wealth of mental health and home health care experience to her mystery novels, Mood Swing: The Bipolar Murders and Eldercide.

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