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August 7th, 2006. Fast forward to the present. I’ve been watching them live their life from out of my den window. Could this mean what I think it means? Am I the old Mrs. T of my grownup street? And what’s that mark on the glass? Excuse me. I need to get the window cleaner. August 8th, 2006 12:42 am (UTC). Time for you to get out more. Grin. August 8th, 2006 11:00 am (UTC). At least I know what color the cars are in some of the driveways. That means I get out.uh.er.some. August 8th, 2006 01:40 am (UTC).

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October 30th, 2006. Desk chair in need of a makeover. Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini Variation No. 18. Saturday’s mailbox dive produced a very nice personal from a very nice editor to send more. Singing in shower resulted in pounding on door and the following from hubby: Honey, do you have Julie Andrews in there? Cooks up devious payback* (Notice I said cooks. Muwhahahaha! Waxed floor fuzzy socks = throbbing, crooked, plummy blue toe. I thinkmaybeI’m not making any promises hereuhthat I. And, thank you!

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SCBWI FL Conference Recap #1: Agent Panel | Writing for Kids (While Raising Them)

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Writing for Kids (While Raising Them). Blog and website of children's book author Tara Lazar. SCBWI FL Conference Recap #1: Agent Panel. February 24, 2014 in KidLit. This week I’m doing something special–bringing you a boatload of notes from Florida’s recent SCBWI. Conference in Miami, courtesy of author Mindy Alyse Weiss. Or maybe that should be a HOT conference? I attended the Agent Panel with Jen Rofé. Of Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Deborah Warren. Of East*West Literary Agency and Ammi-Joan Paquette.

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NAPIBOWRIWEE 2015 – DAY TWO: The Editorial Eye – Paula Yoo

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NAPIBOWRIWEE 2015 DAY TWO: The Editorial Eye. May 2, 2015. Welcome to DAY TWO of my seventh annual National Picture Book Writing Week (“NAPIBOWRIWEE”) 2015! Did you survive the first day? What a way to kick off the weekend, huh? 🙂 Thanks for all your comments and for participating! My DAY ONE EXPERIENCE:. Right now, I’m working full-time during the day as a TV writer/producer for the show DEFIANCE on SyFy. Our third season debuts this Friday June 12, 2015! Our contest drawing results will be posted on M...

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Stories are Good Medicine: White People Talking to White People About Social Justice: Why Book of Mormon Just May Be Doing Something Right

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Stories are Good Medicine. Read two novels and call me in the morning. Saturday, August 24, 2013. White People Talking to White People About Social Justice: Why Book of Mormon Just May Be Doing Something Right. Like Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s other collaboration, television’s. Is crass, potty-mouthed, and frequently offensive. But among all the things it does ‘wrong’ — it actually may be doing something right. Who gets to speak and who gets spoken for? Don’t we frequently declare that it is not o...

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Stories are Good Medicine: August 2013

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Stories are Good Medicine. Read two novels and call me in the morning. Saturday, August 24, 2013. White People Talking to White People About Social Justice: Why Book of Mormon Just May Be Doing Something Right. Like Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s other collaboration, television’s. Is crass, potty-mouthed, and frequently offensive. But among all the things it does ‘wrong’ — it actually may be doing something right. Who gets to speak and who gets spoken for? Don’t we frequently declare that it is not o...

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I DON’T THINK SO! September 15th, 2006. I DON’T THINK SO! Coffee maker hum-hum-humming along. Cooking has never been easy for me. Unless you count the time when my oven was out of commission for a few months (actually, a year and a half) and I didn’t miss it. My limitations showed up as a teen. My mother said frying an egg was easy. Just stick it in the pan over medium heat and flip it once. I did as I was told. In my defense, she failed to tell me to crack the egg and pour it in the skillet. Two hours a...

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Confessions of a Blog Slacker:. August 20th, 2006. Confessions of a Blog Slacker @ 03:13 pm. The week started out like any other week. The flowers were shriveled. I watered them. The mutant tomatoes, straining from their containers, screamed we’re dry, you loser. I soaked them. The patio was dusty and leafy. I hosed it. And soit rained. The week is now kaplooey. Okay, perhaps profundity may have been too big of a reach for me, unlike the tomatoes that are threatening to climb over the fence line and ...

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Stories are Good Medicine: The Children's Hour: Poetry Study With Middle Grade Readers

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Stories are Good Medicine. Read two novels and call me in the morning. Tuesday, October 15, 2013. The Children's Hour: Poetry Study With Middle Grade Readers. The Children’s Hour,. Delighting in Longfellow’s description of his own daughters:. From my study I see in the lamplight,. Descending the broad hall stair,. Grave Alice, and laughing Allegra,. And Edith with golden hair. A whisper, and then a silence:. Yet I know by their merry eyes. They are plotting and planning together. To take me by surprise.

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The Itsy Bitsy Writer: About Me

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Publishing Credits and Awards. I am a wife, mother, writer, and most importantly, a professional bubble-bath taker. I write poetry and middle-grade novels and am represented by Steven Chudney of the Chudney Agency. Some fun facts about me:. I was born in misery, I mean, Missouri. I've lived in Missouri, Utah, South Dakota, Arizona, and Nevada. I currently live in Utah with my husband and three children ages 12, 9, and 4. I am deaf in my right ear. I love to sew, especially dresses for little girls.