What I can do for you:

Let me tell your story. Sometimes I forget that I can make my life easier by delegating tasks to an expert. Dentists and therapists and financial advisors are important, but I could make an argument for the sanity a maid and a writer could help you leave intact!
	Lorette preparing to review the Ethiopian cuisine at Wazema Restaurant, Toronto.

Here are some ways in which a person might need a writer:

1. You have to write a letter report, speech, blog, review, article, etc. You just can’t find the words. It would be much easier to tell me the gist in point form over the phone (or by email), and then let me do the worrying.

2. You just opened a restaurant. By investing a surprisingly small sum, you’ll get informative and witty blurbs for your menu, and all glaring spelling errors that other establishments let slide will disappear.

3. You might need a writer when you’re working on a writing project. Don’t feel overwhelmed: let me help guide you and inspire you. Perhaps you have a church or blues circle newsletter you just can’t get off the ground because you aren’t a writer, but you need content.

4. Maybe you think your web content needs more, or needs a lift. Or it’s so bad that you have no idea your site is filled with embarrassing spelling problems or it’s boring. That’s a shame when you aren’t boring, and neither is your product. But hey, you’re not a writer. It’s showing.

5. You’re a magazine or site and need reliable, accurate, experienced coverage for a story. You’d like it to have personality and flare as well.

Stop fretting and pick up the phone. It’s not nearly as expensive as you think. You’ll look good. We’ll have fun together. If you’re not sure about me, read my fan mail. Then call me up.  You will have an inspiring, positive experience. You’ll wonder why you didn’t call me before. I can make your life easier. Let me.
	Lorette covering an art function at Shampoo salon, with star stylist Daniel Hogan.