Chapter 1: Emily%27s Diary -
Then there is the very real, non-fictional diary of Emily French, a divorced woman in the American West of 1890. Recently divorced with two children and receiving no support, Emily French worked as a laundress, cleaning woman, and nurse, struggling for survival across Colorado. "Emily: The Diary of a Hard-Worked Woman" is a poignant, first-hand account of poverty, the working class, and a woman's fight to keep her family together, offering an "unusual look into the life of the working poor".
I read somewhere that it takes twenty-one days to form a habit, but they never tell you how long it takes to feel like a person again after moving halfway across the country. emily%27s diary - chapter 1
Would you like help brainstorming specific plot ideas for Chapter 2? Then there is the very real, non-fictional diary
Maybe that is what this diary is for. It is not an autobiography of a famous person. It is a anchor. A way to hold myself down so the wind of this massive city doesn't blow me away entirely. I read somewhere that it takes twenty-one days