Monthly Archives: September 2017

Cattle 29 September 2017

Cattle make life interesting at times. I love to watch them as new-born calves, just standing up for the first time to discovering their legs can really propel them only twenty-four hours later! The deep sound of their mama lowing … Continue reading

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Motivation 26 September 2017

In the online school “room,” motivating students to get started is always a challenge. It isn’t so different from a brick and mortar classroom except that I can’t physically pull up a chair next to my online students to see … Continue reading

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Fall Hike 21 September 2017

After a wonderful hiking “season” this summer, my world-class hiking partner, Elaine, and I decided we needed to continue as best we can over the winter. We settled on a once-a-month outing to either hike, snowshoe or ride. We were … Continue reading

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Romantic or Realist? 13 September 2017

I’m supposed to be thinking about where I might fit on the spectrum between romanticism and realism as a fiction writer. Romanticists tend toward: “rendering reality poetically, intertwining character and plot so that plot reveals character, characters are simple and … Continue reading

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Memories 11 September 2017

Today is the anniversary marking 16 years since the attack on the twin towers, the Pentagon, and the thwarted attack on the White House. I cannot watch the coverage without feeling like my air has been choked off and tears … Continue reading

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Travel 8 August 2017

Many people travel over Labor Day weekend and I’m sure get to see marvelous sights or visit with folks they haven’t seen in a while, or fish and camp and have any number of great adventures. Not having a lot … Continue reading

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