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July 6, 2025: Questions
The subject of Beta Readers came up again in a group chat. This was a group of writers, and they were discussing what makes a good beta...
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Jul 62 min read


June 29, 2025: Physical Letters
“Hello Mrs. Lindquist, I am emailing because I do not know how to send a physical letter.” So started an email I recently...
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Jun 292 min read


June 22, 2025- Creativity Can Save Us
To say we are living through stressful times is an understatement. Chaos, uncertainty, and danger is everywhere. Like many people, I am...
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Jun 221 min read


June 15, 2025: Happy Father's Day
I have reached the age where my friends who are without their parents greatly outnumber my friends who still have one or both of their...
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Jun 151 min read


June 8, 2025: Little Free Libraries
Little Free Libraries. Those are the little boxes that appear in neighborhoods and communities where people can drop off and pick up...
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Jun 82 min read


June 1, 2025: Summer Joy
As the school year wraps up and summer vacation for students begins, I often have parents asking what they can do to keep their children...
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Jun 12 min read


May 25, 2025: Wrapping Up
My thirty-first year as a classroom teacher will wrap up this week. Like the previous thirty years, there will be tears and hugs as I...
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May 253 min read


May 18, 2025: Publication Day!
Publication Day is thrilling for an author. It is when our months, (or in some cases, years) of work comes to fruition and our work is...
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May 182 min read


May 11, 2025: Happy Mother's Day
While Mother’s Day is touted as the day to honor our moms, I like to think of it as more of a celebration of the female influences in our...
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May 112 min read


May 4, 2025: Deja Vu
No one can dispute that these last 4 months have been difficult. Tumultuous. Chaotic. Challenging. Watching the dismantling of our...
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May 43 min read


April 27, 2025: The Opportunity of Revising
I once read a quote that said that drafting is when we shovel sand into the sandbox, and when we revise, we turn those piles into a sand...
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Apr 273 min read


April 20, 2025: Easter Basket Wishes
I love so many things about Easter. The season seems to ring in the newness and hope of spring. Flowers and sunshine. Joy and hope. ...
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Apr 201 min read


April 13, 2025: The Complexity of Boredom
I was recently reading an article about a study and survey of teachers across the country who were asked about some of the biggest...
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Apr 132 min read


April 6, 2025: Teacher Spend Their Own Money By Choice
That was the response that caught my eye as I was skimming through an online conversation about the funding of education. Clearly a...
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Apr 63 min read


March 30, 2025: March Madness
A term originally coined years ago to summarize the NCAA spring Basketball Tournament, I have begun to feel that the term is applicable...
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Mar 302 min read


March 23, 2025: Student Sprinters
At a recent meeting of our Student Writing Club, some of the kids were lamenting that they were not getting anywhere with their writing....
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Mar 233 min read


March 16, 2025: Happy St. Patrick's Day
While my 23 and Me data says I am only 54.9% Irish, this week, it seems we all are 100% Irish as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. To...
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Mar 161 min read


March 9, 2025: Fan Fiction
I must admit that my opinion of fan fiction has recently undergone a slight shift. I used to dismiss the genre with a shrug of my...
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Mar 92 min read


March 2, 2025
Thank you to the Amelia Island Book Festival! I was fortunate to be a part of this year’s festival, specifically the Authors In Schools...
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Mar 21 min read


Feb. 23, 2025: Our Social Circles
I was recently listening to an interview on NPR with Derek Thompson about his most recent piece in The Atlantic, in which he talks about...
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Feb 232 min read
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