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BALANCING SUNFLOWERS AND THE END OF SUMMER
I’ve been on a hunt for sunflowers lately. All sizes, all shapes, the important thing was that they were yellow. I want sunflowers in my yard and I’ve found a few wild ones off the side of the … Continue reading
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Tagged beach reads, Secrets of Sandhill Island, Sunflower seeds, sunflowers, wild flowers
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BALANCING A MIDDLE READER BOOK
In my book Glome’s Valley, Ethan is trying to make the best of a boring summer while his father solves an ancient riddle that has plagued archeologists for years. Ethan and his dad go to Heavener, Oklahoma to read the … Continue reading
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Tagged archeology, children's books, fairies, fantasy, Glome's Valley, Heavener, middle readers, Oklahoma, pre-teen, rune stone, trolls
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BALANCING A ROYALTY CHECK
I GOT A ROYALTY CHECK! I was so excited this week when the mail arrived with a small royalty check for The Apocalypse Sucks, I celebrated with a deposit in the bank! (I gotta get a life) It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Airship 27, Amazon, Andy Fish, bra, lipgloss, royalty check, survival, The Apocalypse Sucks, virus, Zach Brunner
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The Balance of Lending Libraries and Reading
It seems like everyone is offering free books these days. I’ve noticed small libraries cropping up in what look like large mail boxes. The first one of these that I saw was created by the uber- talented author … Continue reading
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Tagged Ames, Ben Franklin, Betty Davis, Bookmobile, Caregie, English teacher, Heather Davis, kids, Nora Roberts, OK, read, share
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Balancing Motherhood On My Toes
Sitting in the massage chair today getting a pedicure with my daughter beside me, I received a complement. “Are you two friends?” asked the woman scrubbing my feet. I said yes with a smile. Then I said and … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, bucket list, daughters, Hemmingway, Key West, mothers, pedicures, scrubbing my feet, tip
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A BALANCED LITERARY GARDEN
I wandered into Hastings the other day for music. The doctor said I needed to relax and get more sleep. Music is a great tranquilizer for me so I headed to the CDs. But along the way, I … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Bermuda grass, books, bottom shelf, down on your knees, flowers, hard work, literature, rain, relax
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The Balanced Life – Lazy Sunday Afternoons
It’s a lazy Sunday afternoon. The house has been cleaned (well, enough to get by), the laundry is humming, my daughter and grandson are coming, and life feels balanced. Tomorrow I go back to work, as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged back to work, balanced life, dog park, lazy, Secrets of Sandhill Island, sun worshiper, Sunday
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The Balance of Fatherhood
Fatherhood is a delicate balance of gentleness and strength. The old saying “anyone can be a father but it takes someone special to be a daddy” could not be truer. This wonderful picture of my dad when he … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Boy Scout, children, Dad, daddy, father, gentleness, motorcycle, strength
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Balancing Surgery, Viruses and Writing
This looks like me this week. My husband and I have been sharing a virus after his hip surgery a mere three weeks ago. Rehab, viruses and work have taken their toll. Even the dog is tired of … Continue reading




