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    DSCF1060.jpgHi My name is Sue, I am a freelance writer and researcher with a PhD in feminism and theology. I live in the UK and am married with six grown up kids.I write articles, web content and ebooks. I can also write grant proposals, research proposals and undertake a research project from start to finish. For UK projects this would include face to face interviews, focus groups and small scale surveys.

     

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    « Writing Foibles and Fixits. | Main | Research For Writers »
    Tuesday
    17Feb2009

    Getting Too Big For My Boots

    DateTuesday, February 17, 2009 at 23:56

    Freelance writers and bloggers like me should not get involved in something they really don't understand. My problem is that I get an idea of how something should be, but don't really have the skills to make it that way, but I'm pigheaded, so I go ahead. As a result of my own daftness I have just spent the last three hours messing about with the look of this site. I'm getting too big for my boots as I know I'm not much good at altering templates, although I did manage to get an extra sidebar, after much cursing and fiddling about, when I should have been writing or could have been twittering.Motto:-when in doubt leave it alone.

    AuthorSue Jeffels | Comment1 Comment |

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    Love the use of the word "daftness" in this post! Three hours? Yikes! You have far more patience for this sort of thing than I do, that's for certain.

    February 18, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterDebra Snider

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