This site is hosted by Patti Moed, an award-winning creative artist and specialist in change and change management. In this blog, she will offer insights and resources for people who are facing personal, career, and spiritual transformation.
Her rebellious and restless spirit was fostered during her childhood on Long Island where she endured parochial school and meals featuring Jello and Spam. Finding liberation through higher education, wandering the globe, and writing, she has lived in 6 different states and at last count has moved 16 times. Her careers are equally far-ranging–university professor, freelance writer, textbook editor, photographer, fearless culinary adventurer, corporate trainer, and instructional designer.
A passionate advocate for the underdog, she finds inspiration in places where the personal and political meet. Her novel, The Incident at Montebello, is based on an actual international incident in 1930, when dictator Benito Mussolini, who was touring Italy with American millionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., ran over and killed a little girl. Her novel focuses on the girl’s parents, torn apart by their child’s death and conflicting political loyalties.
Patti’s short stories, photography, poems, a recipe, and essays have appeared in national newspapers, magazines, and online websites, such as The Christian Science Monitor, Catholic Online Travel, The Washington Post Travel Online, www. travelblogs.com , and Cooking Light Magazine. A recipient of writing fellowships at The Vermont Studio Center and Ragdale, she won the grand prize in 2006 Travel Writing Contest sponsored by Conde Nast and Gather.com. She currently lives in the Midwest with her husband and her son and is available for workshops and lectures. Contact her at: pilotfishblog@gmail.com.
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P.A. Moed 
Thank you for following littlemisswordy and welcome! 🙂
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Patti, thank you for stopping and liking a recent post. Your photography is beautiful. I look forward to following your blog and enjoying that beauty.
Take care,
Ivon
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WoW… thanks for following OMBH… I’m busy reading about your exploits and it’s an honour when someone as influential, well traveled and educated finds time to stop off at my blog. I do hope you’ll enjoy my scribbles… and also hope to soon follow in your footsteps and get my first novel published in e format.
Please tell me a bit about pilot and fish… having a bit of flying experience and a love for fishing myself stirs visions of flitting from coast to coast in pursuit of the big bite!! 😉
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I nominated you for the Liebster Award. If you are not inclined toward blog awards, please just accept my compliments on your blog. It’s very well done.
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Wow! Thanks! I’m delighted that you’ve nominated my blog! I’ll check your site for the rules and create a post today. Many thanks again! –Patti
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Hello Patti, ism a freshly published you author trained in screenwriting applying my education to Novel writing. Reading how you are focused on helping people reach a state of positive transition, I believe you would like my series a lot. It’s a perfect psychological profile of the main character throughout ninety years of calamity after the world ends. If you are interested I would be honored to have a review of my current publication by you. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IJLGN80/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_yFqdtb1JA711P
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Looks like some of our interests align! Thanks for following Pairings :: Art + What Goes With It (http://austindetails.me) Glad to connect.
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And I meant to add, your Pilot Fish icon and name is splendid!
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Hi Jann. Yes, I see that we share some interests. And thanks too about the icon and name. It’s good to get that feedback. I haven’t heard from other people about that, so I was wondering if they worked! Many thanks.
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Yes that clever little fish is what drew me to your posts!
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Wow! You are a swell writer. And your past history is quite an accomplishment. Awesome!
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