Writing for an Audience

I wrote about this--about knowing your audience before you write--over on my blog at CreateMixedMedia.com, The Creative Life. It's a continuation of my posts about writing for publication, so you might want to go back and read the earlier one if you missed it.

I'm going to try to post a reminder here when I have a new post over there, but since I'm posting over there at least three times a week, there's a good chance that I'm not always going to remember. You know how that goes. At any rate, they're not duplicate postings--I may cross post at some point, but I don't really see why I'd do that: it's never like I don't have anything to say. Snort.

I'm going to try to get some photos up here, but I don't know when that will be. I'm trying, really I am, but in less than 48 hours, we have The Tax Meeting. Yiiiii. I have major stress issues about income tax filing, for reasons I can't begin to fathom. Was I tortured by IRS agents in a previous life? Do I secretly have a huge stash of unreported income I don't know about? Am I a member of a huge international crime family involved in nefarious financial dealings? Somehow I suspect that if any of these were true I'd be leading a much more exciting and hair-raising life than I actually am, but something has to account for the terror I experience every year when we go to have our taxes done. Eeeeeee.

So keep me in your thoughts on Wednesday, please. I hope my head doesn't catch fire between now and then.