Mediocrity
Stephanie Gibbons"Surrender to your mediocrity and just write." ~Cheryl Strayed. Embracing mediocrity over here (mine, at least. You may be sensational). Part personal musings on life & recovery; part writing class prompts. Grab some popcorn and witness the awkwardness.
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"Surrender to your mediocrity and just write." ~Cheryl Strayed Here I am, mediocre and all, writing about recovery, parenting, and...growing up. Part Creative Writing awkwardness/part personal essay (still awkward).
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