JenNipps 
JenNipps last signed in May 05 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Nov 13, 2008.
Jen Nipps is a freelance writer in south-central Oklahoma. She currently writes website reviews for the OWFI Report, the newsletter for the Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc., and has been published in WritingforDollars. Her areas of interest for writing are fashion, plus-size issues, creativity, diabetes, and writing. Her websites are http://www.jenifernipps.com and http://www.theideapocket.com. She also has three blogs: Créatif, Confessions of a Fat Chick,and The Idea Pocket..She is also a contributor on TutorialBlog.org.
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I am a medical transcriptionist. More specifically, I work for a company who has contracted with the State of Oklahoma to do mental and physical exams for Social Security Disability. Here is the process as a whole: Social Security makes the appointments. The doctor(s) see the patients and dictate(s) the reports. I, or one of
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If It Is to Be, It's Up to Me
by JenNipps | in Culture & Society > General
Life with a visual impairment isn't always easy, but advice from my grandma on who is responsible for how my life turns out (or not) has stayed with me for years.
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At the Louvre
by JenNipps | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
A poem of a personal experience seeing the various sizes of paintings at the Louvre in Paris, France.
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A Writer KNOWS
by JenNipps | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
KNOWS - Keep a Notebook Organization Working (or Writing) System
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To Seam or Not to Seam
by JenNipps | in Fashion & Beauty > Clothing & Style
Seams do more than hold our clothes together. They also provide structure. The wrong seams for your shape, though, can make you look like the Michelen Man.
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Getting to the Point
by JenNipps | in Fashion & Beauty > Clothing & Style
What's the point of fashion? Is it for everyone or just the skinny runway models?
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Can I Be Fixed?
by JenNipps | in Self Improvement > General
People have flaws. That's part of what makes us interesting. But too often we want to be "fixed." Is that good or not?
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The Word
by JenNipps | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
What are the three main forms of writing?
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The Practice of Applying Pen to Paper
by JenNipps | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Distractions are all around us. What can we do to overcome them when we sit down to write?
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The Poetic Life
by JenNipps | in Art & Entertainment > Literature
Are you just going through the motions of life or are you making an effort to live a more poetic life?
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ncgirl3571 on To Seam or Not to Seam on November 29, 2008
Ugggg, whoever came up with the empire waist should seriously go back to design school. Unfortunately that seems...
covewriter on The Practice of Applying Pen to Paper on November 23, 2008
You are amazing. I can't wait for us to blog together!...
cadence on Writing on Borrowed Paper on November 22, 2008
Very well written, interesting read....
covewriter on Ethics for Writers on November 19, 2008
It is articles of this content and crafting that make me glad that I am a writer and...
JenNipps on Ethics for Writers on November 19, 2008
Thank you! In the next couple days, I will post part 2 of this. It ended up being...
for Ethics for Writers on November 19, 2008
Thank you! In the next couple days, I will post part 2 of this. It ended up being...
for Your Creativity Toolbox: The Idea Pocket on November 18, 2008
Thanks, covewriter. I'll check that out later today....
for Diabetic-Friendly Holiday Desserts on November 18, 2008
Wow! Thanks, guys. :) I have another couple recipes that I want to post dealing with side dishes. (One...
for What's Your FCA? on November 18, 2008
Skinny chicks can honestly have an FCA too. :)...
for Why Blog? on November 18, 2008
There's another one I'd like to put up, but since I sold it elsewhere, I can't. lol. I'll...
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