Twitter Tuesday~Michelle Phillips

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Michelle is a fifth grade teacher who loves both writing and reading. She's a very giving soul who is working hard toward her goal of becoming published. She isn't one to fill up your page with tweets on Twitter but she is quick to encourage and join in when you're talking about writing. Her blog is full of great advice for writers and the occasional fun side story into her life.

To connect with another writer who will keep you focused on your goals and celebrate your accomplishments with you, be sure to check Michelle out!

Check out her blog here:  http://michellephillips.wordpress.com/
You can find her on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/mimickma

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  1. Shannon O'DonnellApril 20, 2010 at 10:55 AM

    Thanks, Heather. I think this is such a fun post idea. :-)

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  2. HeatherApril 20, 2010 at 11:49 AM

    Thanks Shannon! I always love finding new writers to connect with. This just seemed like the natural thing to do :)

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