"Writing is easy. All you do is stare at a blank sheet of paper until drops of blood form on your forehead." -Gene Fowler
Action
- Your Whole Pet
My pet column for the San Francisco Chronicle on SFGate.com
Other Places I Blog
- Pet Connection
I'm a contributing editor for Universal Press Syndicate's Pet Connection, and I blog there, too, along with New York Times bestelling author Gina Spadafori, Good Morning America vet Dr. Marty Becker, and MSNBC.com's Kim Campbell Thornton. - AfterElton.com
I blog there mostly about movies, actors, and TV shows, but sometimes I sneak in some politics. - AfterEllen.com
I don't blog here as frequently as at their brother site, AfterElton.com, but they let my inner Warrior Princess run free now and then when I have news to report about Lucy Lawless, Renee O'Connor, or Xena: Warrior Princess. - Club Kingsnake
I'm an editor and one of several bloggers who write about music at this Austin-based site. - DailyKos
DailyKos, I wish I knew how to quit you.
www.flickr.com 
Go to christiekeith's photostream
BlogRoll
- What Do I Know?
This is the longest-running blog on my blogroll -- written by ex-pat Kathy Flake, commentary on politics and stories about her dog. - Pam's House Blend
I never miss reading the Blend. Fantastic LGBT plus mainstream politics in the perfect mix for my interests. - AMERICAblog
I keep getting fed up with some of the more testosterone-drenched political blogs, and have to stop reading them for a while. And yet I never stop reading this one. - Food Politics
Food safety and nutrition scientist and reformer Marion Nestle's blog. Required reading for anyone who, you know, eats stuff.
Links
- Pet Connection
The home of Gina's Spadafori's Pet Connection column, for which I'm a contributing editor. - RescueNetwork.org
This is a searchable directory of animal rescue groups and shelters, and offers a number of free and useful services to those organizations, as well as to individuals looking for homes for pets, and to post lost/found/missing notices. Staffed by very dedicated volunteers! - PetPress.net - The Pet News Engine
Another website where I work. And you can add your citizen journalist two bits to the mix, too - as long as it's about animals. - PetHobbyist.com
I'm the Editor and Director of Community Service for this group of websites. In other words, this is what pays for grass-fed organic beef for my dogs. - Blogs By Women
A directory of weblogs written by women. - Mark Morford
Every time I read something by this guy, I suffer a bitter and poisonous envy at not having written it. Damn you, Mark Morford! - Columbia Journalism Review Daily
Real-time media analysis from people who are actually journalists practicing journalism. It's a dying art. Cherish it while you can.
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Posted by: Nancy Campbell | 08 June 2006 at 09:59 PM
yes
but it's iPod friday so i have hope.
Posted by: Sandy Lurins | 09 June 2006 at 05:37 AM
"OK, let me say this once and get it off my chest and never mention it again. I have had it with writers who talk about how painful and harrowing and exhausting and almost impossible it is for them to put words on paper and how they pace a hole in the carpet, anguish writ large on their marshmallow faces, and feel lucky to have written an entire sentence or two by the end of the day."-- Garrison Keillor
Here's the link to "Writers, Quit Whining," on Salon:
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Posted by: gina | 09 June 2006 at 06:17 AM
Of course, I'm in the whining group, too. Guess that's why I don't have a mansion in St. Paul and a new movie coming out!
Or, it could be that I'm not NEAR as talented as Mr. Keilor!
Posted by: gina | 09 June 2006 at 06:20 AM
Maybe.
;)
Posted by: KT | 09 June 2006 at 01:59 PM