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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Grateful for “Find” Feature
I recently sent a manuscript to my agent/editor and she wrote back with some eye-opening information. How many times could I use the word “was” in one story? And to prove a point, she highlighted all of them … Continue reading
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Tagged first person, passive verbs, past tense, present tense, tightening up your writing
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2016 CULTIVATING GRATITUDE: #WEAREOWFI!
I’m proud to say I’m a member of the Oklahoma Writer’s Federation, Inc. (OWFI) because WE ARE OWFI! That statement started last year after our conference and caught on. I attended the board meeting today as a delegate from … Continue reading
2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Last Long Weekend of Summer
This week while Hermine tries to take out the east coast and earthquakes try to take out the heartland (ever wonder why we don’t name earthquakes?) I say, it’s time for the beach! Labor Day was originally celebrated to … Continue reading
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Tagged beach read, Labor Day, romance, sand, Secrets of Sandhill Island, suspense, watrer
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: The Blessing of Writing
This week I have a guest on the blog, Janet K. Brown. Worth Forgiving is the second in her Wharton Rock Series. Prejudice and mistrust hinders an ex-con, drug addict’s new beginning. The state of Texas releases from prison … Continue reading
2016 Cultivating Gratitude: An Oklahoma Fairytale
Summer is almost over and fall brings out festivals and fairs. One of my favorites is the Heavener Runestone Viking and Celtic Fest. It will be held on October 8 & 9, 2016 at Heavener, OK. It is a … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, Glome's Valley, Heavener Runestone Park, October, Oklahoma, Viking and Celtic Fest
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: And Basil
I made pesto today! I decided to quit letting the thigh high-basil go to waste. After all it worked so hard to come up from the seeds that fell from last year’s plants. Volunteers my mother-in-law would have said. … Continue reading
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Tagged free plants, freezing herbs, growing basil, herb garden, making pesto
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Glome’s Valley and the Heavener Runestone Park
Ethan was bored. Summer was for fun – and fun meant spending time with your friends. But he had no friends in the valley. Dad was trying to decipher the ancient writing on the runestone, and Ethan was trying … Continue reading
2016 Cultivating Gratitude: The Apocalypse Sucks
What would you do if you were one of the last remaining survivors on earth? What would you do if the person you were left to live with was not a friend; not someone you would have hung out … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Fish, bat creatures, bras, friendship, survival, The Apocalypse Sucks, Zack Brunner
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Grateful for a Beach Read
What makes a great beach read? It has romance? Suspense? Is a page turner? And as they say in the real estate world, Location, Location, Location! Secrets of Sandhill Island has all of those things. Meg lost her fiancé … Continue reading
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Tagged beach house, beach read, blackmail, charitible trust, fisherman, romance, Secrets of Sandhill Island, suspense, vegetable garden
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