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star wars uncut
Via SF Signal: Star Wars Uncut – The Crowdsourced Star Wars Filmed in 15-Second Segments By Different People. This is crazy fantastic to watch. Be warned though, it’s two hours long. I also have to wonder if it’s going to get …
the girl of fire and thorns
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Being an internet junkie and online workshopping addict has its benefits. One of those is getting to know up-and-coming authors before their books ever hit the market. I like to keep up with fellow workshoppers, and often follow them on …
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Tagged book review, fire and thorns, rae carson, the girl of fire and thorns
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a way with words
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If you don’t listen to NPR, here’s one reason you might want to consider: A Way with Words. It’s an hour-long show hosted by language and grammar geeks Martha Barnette and Grant Barrett. It’s not all high-brow though. Martha and …
running streak
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Over on Facebook, one of my favorite pages is I ♥ to Run. In 2012, they are hosting a Running Streak. The idea is to run at least one mile every day, starting January 1st 2012. Running Streak These are a …
becoming a superhero
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This year has been one of first experiences and pushing myself. It started with the Packers, re-awakened my inner hippy, dragged me and my friend through the mud, bombed the trout, and ends with becoming a superhero.
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Tagged comfort zone, facing fear, impossible league, kembers, year in review
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interview
I’m being interviewed today at Charity Bradford’s blog. Charity is an avid reader and aspiring author. She’s involved with NaNoWriMo, writes science fiction and fantasy, and she’s a full-time mom as well. Click here to read the interview.
giving thanks
Thanksgiving is easily my favorite holiday of the year. I’ve put away all my summer clothes and broken out the flannel sheets for the bed. Indian Summer has come and past, and I’m ready for winter. I’ve gotten used to …
adoption grief
I recently received lovely news from an old friend from California: She adopted a toddler from foster care. She was concerned though about her daughter’s grief—her new little girl missed her former foster mother so much, her grief was as …
