Robert Hruzek on Jan 23rd 2009 at 6:00 pm Guest Post,What I Learned From...

What I Learned From 2008 – Kimberlee Ferrell

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Guest post by Kimberlee Ferrell who writes over at Freedom Writing

September: Working While Freelancing I started blogging and freelance writing in September, while working a full time job and raising my two daughters.

October: Poverty in America I participated in Blog Action Day, and began to realize the power of the online community when I wrote this post about the life I have seen every day.

November: The Power of Words – Election 2008 A reminder to everyone that words can hurt, and that writing is a powerful tool even in today’s society.

December: Support Your Local Writer I learned that writing can be lonely, and as writers we need to encourage and promote each other whenever possible.

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Kimberlee Ferrell is a freelance writer, blogger, and mother of two girls living in Washington, Iowa. She enjoys her simple lifestyle, a good cup of coffee, and empowering her online community of friends.

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One Response to “What I Learned From 2008 – Kimberlee Ferrell”

  1. # J.D. Meieron Jan 24th 2009 at 3:48 am

    Working While Freelancing was my favorite.

    I enjoyed the sharing and the perspective.

    J.D. Meiers last blog post..Avoid Mental Burnout

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