EPICon 2013

This is the first full day and the second day of EPICon. So many wonderful "old" friends here: Debi Sullivan, Betty Kasischke, Deb Dixon, Kate Richards, Desiree Holt, Ellen Spain, Cassiel Knight, Marilyn Meredith, Martha Eskuchen, and many more. And some new friends:...

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An Opportunity

While I didn't watch the Oscars, I have heard all about it. Primarily about Seth MacFarlane's song "We Saw Your Boobs." I'm not a Seth MacFarlane fan. Not because I don't like him, but because I just don't watch his shows. So, I'm not a fan as I'm not familiar with...

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Hieroglyph Reviews

Today, I was doing some research to update Wild Child and discovered some nice reviews of Hieroglyphs. One, I must have read as I'd left a comment, but the second one I don't recall seeing at all. No, my main job is not as an author, but it sure is nice when you get...

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Out in the Wilds

Thursday, Lily and I went out to Temescal Canyon again. Although it started out cold, we had a wonderful time. Again, our guide Chris Morasky was full of information. And this time we not only learned (and ate) some edible plants, we also went for a hike. Here, Chris...

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Just five minutes…

Is that too much to ask? Sometimes, I just want to be able to sit down and not have anyone bother me. I go into the bathroom. They follow me. I sit down and pick up my laptop. They ask, "What are you doing?" o.O What does it look like I'm doing? I pick up my iPhone to...

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Out on the trail

Lily, my daughter, and I went hiking in Temescal Canyon last week. We were taking a nature class. (For those of you who don't know, I homeschool my daughter.) This particular class, we learned about edible and poisonous plants, as well as a plant that's the only known...

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What should an author know?

Writing is a craft. Like any craft, it's important to know how to use the tools. What do I mean by tools? Well, what do you need to know or use in order to write? Obviously, you need to have a good vocabulary. Repeating the same words over and over becomes, well,...

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