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Website: www.365jobs4u.comhttp://www.freelancewriting.com/forums/index.php?a=vtopic&t=376Anyone ever hear of this?danielJose2008-05-12T11:19:52Z2008-05-12T11:19:52ZThere is a site called syewap.com. Does anyone know anything about it?http://www.freelancewriting.com/forums/index.php?a=vtopic&t=375Just joinedAvividmind2008-05-12T02:26:36Z2008-05-12T02:26:36ZHere I've just joined the site and I've already started to ramble:
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I'm totally new to freelance writing. So any helpful information would be great. I hope to make a few new friends and have a chance to converse on a variety of topic.
:)http://www.freelancewriting.com/forums/index.php?a=vtopic&t=374Over Flowing In ThoughtAvividmind2008-05-12T02:14:32Z2008-05-12T02:14:32ZIf you're anything like me a writing moment can happen at any time.
QUOTE: Sometimes I feel like I'm drowning in thought. I wish only to stay a float long enough to see my works complete.
By:Wendy Scotti
That's me in a nut shell folks. I have a very vivid mind and I've been told so many a times. There must be something I can do with this mind.
Poetry and Songwriting are hobbies as well as writing personal works such as Enchanted Stories or not. I didn't take writing course as though I knew it was something I wanted to do in my life.
I never went the extra mile in writing. I just considered it a fun outlet for all the thoughts in my head. I majored in psychology and studied law. In fact my first job was in the field of security.
I'm a Stay At Home Mom and have been for sometime now, as I have three children. I still study up on my law and psychology knowing it would be the field I would go back to after my youngst started school.
However, over the years being home the creative mind grows restless and I'm writing as an outlet. Poetry, Journaling, Stories. I've been enjoying it alot.
I'm written to local new stations on several topics and they've all been covered. I seem to be my families news hotline. They call me up and tell me about something and say you should get in touch with ....
I usually take a few digital photo's and post a letter to the local new stations and they seem to jump on the story. Sometimes I'd get a phone call other times they would just go right to the site and start reporting.
I'm thinking there's got to be away to put this mind to work for me. Where does one start? I'm still a stay at home mom for at least 3 more years. Though my youngest is three her birthday isn't until late in the year so she can't start until the following year even when she turns five as my other daughters did. I don't believe in day care. I'm sure it suits others just fine.
I've taken up quite a few hobbies like international mail art trades and post card trades. I've started taking my photographs and turning them into postcards.
It's the writing that I truely love. I fill with so much energy inside as a story begins to flow. I don't stop to do any editing. I write til the end and then go back for spell checks and grammer. Which I am terrible with grammer. I just write what comes out in the moment as though my body has been taken over by well, a writer!
I look at the work after it's done and think every time, Did I write that? I know I did but I shock myself sometimes with how quickly the thoughts come. My hands move across the key board at such speed yet the thoughts are moving in my mind twice as fast as my typing.
So, you could say (Over Flowing In Thought) is a great header for this post and all the others that come.http://www.freelancewriting.com/forums/index.php?a=vtopic&t=373How does one get started?Avividmind2008-05-12T01:35:45Z2008-05-12T01:35:45ZI enjoy writing. I had a few poems published in my early 20's. I won second place in an International song writing contest. I also post new topic to the local news stations that for the most part always get picked up. I enjoy writing as a hobby and have fun writing Enchanted short stories and a few stories that just pop into my head like,"Logged On"
It was about a women logging into her journal site and got onto someone else site. She was posting personal thoughts and the person on the other end IM her. It was fun to write.
Because I enjoy writing so much and I'm a Stay At Home Mom. I'm wondering how one gets started in the Freelance Writing Business. I've never done it before.
How Does One Get Started?
What Sites Are Out There With Jobs For Writers?
What's The Pay Like?
Where Does One Advertise Their Services For Writing?
Any information would be helpful.http://www.freelancewriting.com/forums/index.php?a=vtopic&t=372NEW KID ON THE BLOCKsirgbrown19692008-05-09T09:45:23Z2008-05-09T09:45:23ZDear writers,
my name is godfrey i,m a nigerian, i currently work as a telecom engineer,but i more or less see myself as a prplific writer, simply put i,m in the wrong job,though i,ve spent quite a long time on my present job it has not in anyway killed my passion for writing.
i look forward to writing some great stuffs in the not too distant future,halt!it,s not for free,who says i dont want some extra income.
my major area of interest are as follows political,sports,drama,culture i could write on tones of stuff,simply put i can make a story out of nothing,one other area i,ve exceled in is my ability to rewrite an already written work in my own words.
has any one heard from a certain mr paras a resident of the USA i used to work for him we sort of lost contact,he is a member of the community,
by
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