Comments for Judith Morgan http://judithmorgan.com Money-making magic for enlightened entrepreneurs Mon, 19 Mar 2012 22:27:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on I Will Not Rebel Or Stand Up Against Any Authority by Anon by Amanda Thomas http://judithmorgan.com/i-will-not-rebel-or-stand-up-against-any-authority-by-anon/comment-page-1/#comment-1027 Amanda Thomas Mon, 19 Mar 2012 22:27:46 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6517#comment-1027 Love it!! Could easily have come straight off a wall in Hackney too. The rebellion.... One of the things i miss London for... that and all all night grocery stores & fab restaurants. Ok back to the wall... Sounds good to me. Love it!! Could easily have come straight off a wall in Hackney too. The rebellion…. One of the things i miss London for… that and all all night grocery stores & fab restaurants. Ok back to the wall… Sounds good to me.

]]> Comment on Young Entrepreneurs and Bold Achievers in North London by Judith Morgan http://judithmorgan.com/young-entrepreneurs-and-bold-achievers-in-north-london/comment-page-1/#comment-1014 Judith Morgan Sat, 10 Mar 2012 16:22:54 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6866#comment-1014 Congrats, Junior. As you know, it's doing the work that counts. Let me know how it goes, OK? I am doing it a second time around, I loved it so much! Congrats, Junior. As you know, it’s doing the work that counts. Let me know how it goes, OK? I am doing it a second time around, I loved it so much!

]]> Comment on Young Entrepreneurs and Bold Achievers in North London by Junior http://judithmorgan.com/young-entrepreneurs-and-bold-achievers-in-north-london/comment-page-1/#comment-1013 Junior Sat, 10 Mar 2012 15:30:52 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6866#comment-1013 Starting the recommended 40 day abundance challenge today, thanks Judith!! your amazing. Starting the recommended 40 day abundance challenge today, thanks Judith!! your amazing.

]]> Comment on I’m Moving! I’m Going To Blog (Almost) Exclusively At Entrepreneur Soul by Jan http://judithmorgan.com/im-moving-im-going-to-blog-exclusively-at-entrepreneur-soul/comment-page-1/#comment-1012 Jan Fri, 09 Mar 2012 14:40:11 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6974#comment-1012 Judith I love that you're not afraid to grow and morph into something new. In true entreprenaurial spirit you continue to test waters that leave other floundering in case it all goes pear shape. Entrepreneur Soul is a fantastic site and offers a great range of posts to dip in and out of. Good luck with your new venture. Jan x Judith I love that you’re not afraid to grow and morph into something new. In true entreprenaurial spirit you continue to test waters that leave other floundering in case it all goes pear shape.

Entrepreneur Soul is a fantastic site and offers a great range of posts to dip in and out of. Good luck with your new venture.

Jan x

]]> Comment on My Life in Books by Jan http://judithmorgan.com/my-life-in-books/comment-page-1/#comment-1011 Jan Wed, 07 Mar 2012 13:50:33 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6963#comment-1011 Great idea. Don't think I can think of just four books. I'm with Anne in that I devour any by Elizabeth George. Crime - I reckon I could commit murder in just about any way possible as I've read so many. I like Donna Leon's detective series set in Venice and bought my sister the whole set for Christmas. Fantasy is another of my biggies and I started with my all time favourite Lord of the Rings. Favourite from my childhood has to be Brown Mouse by Frank Jennings. Where to stop is the problem, or not. Great idea. Don’t think I can think of just four books. I’m with Anne in that I devour any by Elizabeth George. Crime – I reckon I could commit murder in just about any way possible as I’ve read so many. I like Donna Leon’s detective series set in Venice and bought my sister the whole set for Christmas.

Fantasy is another of my biggies and I started with my all time favourite Lord of the Rings.

Favourite from my childhood has to be Brown Mouse by Frank Jennings.

Where to stop is the problem, or not.

]]> Comment on Being Lou Grant: Will Editing Make Me A Better Writer? by Bianca Tait http://judithmorgan.com/being-lou-grant-will-editing-make-me-a-better-writer/comment-page-1/#comment-1010 Bianca Tait Wed, 07 Mar 2012 08:45:25 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6949#comment-1010 Oh my goodness I know exactly what you are talking about here J. I find this job of editing extremely challenging. It is tough intensive concentrated work so good luck to you. I had never heard of Lou Grant before reading this. Editing is of course essential ingredient to blogging me thinks, I tend to lose interest in writing very quickly if there are too many errors, be it typos or grammar related. I'm not perfect myself - but almost. Good luck! Oh my goodness I know exactly what you are talking about here J. I find this job of editing extremely challenging. It is tough intensive concentrated work so good luck to you. I had never heard of Lou Grant before reading this.

Editing is of course essential ingredient to blogging me thinks, I tend to lose interest in writing very quickly if there are too many errors, be it typos or grammar related. I’m not perfect myself – but almost.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on Being Lou Grant: Will Editing Make Me A Better Writer? by Sally Kirkman http://judithmorgan.com/being-lou-grant-will-editing-make-me-a-better-writer/comment-page-1/#comment-1009 Sally Kirkman Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:20:08 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6949#comment-1009 I'm liking this post. I always write my monthly horoscopes as I speak and then I go through them a second time cutting out all the buffer words (or most of them); of course, just, well, etc.... It's an interesting exercise paring language down to its bare essentials and yet still keeping its character. Easier to read actually. Great, you're learning a new skill and that's always excellent. Enjoying rediscovering apostrophes as my 11 year old daughter learns about them and how they completely alter a sentence's meaning. She thinks it's all very funny. I’m liking this post. I always write my monthly horoscopes as I speak and then I go through them a second time cutting out all the buffer words (or most of them); of course, just, well, etc….
It’s an interesting exercise paring language down to its bare essentials and yet still keeping its character. Easier to read actually. Great, you’re learning a new skill and that’s always excellent.
Enjoying rediscovering apostrophes as my 11 year old daughter learns about them and how they completely alter a sentence’s meaning. She thinks it’s all very funny.

]]> Comment on My Life in Books by Sally Kirkman http://judithmorgan.com/my-life-in-books/comment-page-1/#comment-1008 Sally Kirkman Tue, 06 Mar 2012 21:13:11 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6963#comment-1008 Yes, Judith, love the idea of the virtual book club. Please, thank you. Love Anne Tyler; love, love, love Bill Bryson, laugh out loud funniness; really enjoyed The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver (maybe having children helps you live that one more deeply?); read many crime thrillers but tend to forget which ones... and will check out Martha Beck on Amazon. Will consider my own four - my own blog maybe, love books. However... when my dear mother turned 70, I remember her telling me not to buy her any more books because she was quite happy with her Georgette Heyer's as she could never remember what happened anymore so it felt like reading each book anew! There's something to look forward to... Sally Yes, Judith, love the idea of the virtual book club. Please, thank you. Love Anne Tyler; love, love, love Bill Bryson, laugh out loud funniness; really enjoyed The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver (maybe having children helps you live that one more deeply?); read many crime thrillers but tend to forget which ones… and will check out Martha Beck on Amazon. Will consider my own four – my own blog maybe, love books. However… when my dear mother turned 70, I remember her telling me not to buy her any more books because she was quite happy with her Georgette Heyer’s as she could never remember what happened anymore so it felt like reading each book anew! There’s something to look forward to… Sally

]]> Comment on My Life in Books by Anne http://judithmorgan.com/my-life-in-books/comment-page-1/#comment-1007 Anne Tue, 06 Mar 2012 19:58:19 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6963#comment-1007 What a great idea..my favourites would include nearly anything by Susan Howatch (starting from Penmarric). She takes actual historical stories and uses them as her plot... Crime wise - anything by the wonderful John Connolly or the rich juicy plots and writing of Elizabeth George Personal development wise I have just discovered the wonderful Maggy Whitehouse (Jesus back as a judge on the X Factor? in Miracle Man she does just that. She also writes wonderfully well about prosperity (Credit Crunch and Pure Prosperity) And love the idea of the virtual book club... What a great idea..my favourites would include nearly anything by Susan Howatch (starting from Penmarric). She takes actual historical stories and uses them as her plot…
Crime wise – anything by the wonderful John Connolly or the rich juicy plots and writing of Elizabeth George Personal development wise I have just discovered the wonderful Maggy Whitehouse (Jesus back as a judge on the X Factor? in Miracle Man she does just that. She also writes wonderfully well about prosperity (Credit Crunch and Pure Prosperity)
And love the idea of the virtual book club…

]]> Comment on Being Lou Grant: Will Editing Make Me A Better Writer? by Anne http://judithmorgan.com/being-lou-grant-will-editing-make-me-a-better-writer/comment-page-1/#comment-1006 Anne Tue, 06 Mar 2012 19:52:15 +0000 http://judithmorgan.com/?p=6949#comment-1006 Pet hates of punctuation - misplaced apostrophes. Ladie's anyone? meal's served here? Ouch, it hurts just to write them. Pet hates of punctuation – misplaced apostrophes. Ladie’s anyone? meal’s served here? Ouch, it hurts just to write them.

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