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Category Archives: nature
June: The Amazing, enticing & Fascinatingly Weird Sights & Sounds from the Endless Mountains
June, the month that straddles the summer solstice, is in the rear-view mirror. Summer has hit us with a vengeance. Before I lay the powerful and magical month of June to rest, though, I’d like to share some of my … Continue reading
Posted in Amphibians, Frogs & Toads, nature, Pennsylvania, Pond, Uncategorized
Tagged Amphibians, Endless Mountains, Frogs & Toads, Hills' pond, nature, Pennsylvania
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Getting Ducks to the Duck House: Implications for an Indie Author
Years ago, my husband Rich, my guide dog Hunter and I went on a bit of a lark. Friends of ours from the Folk Lore Society of Northeast Pennsylvania, who go by the name of the Young Geezers, were performing … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Guide dogs, nature, Pennsylvania, PR, Self-Publishing, songwriting, Uncategorized
Tagged author, blind, ducks, Guide dogs, nature, Pennsylvania, self publishing, singer-songwriter, The Heart of Applebutter Hill
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Labrador or Writer: Who’s the Smart One?
Working with guide dogs is, among other wonders, a frequently humbling experience. Even after 45 years and four canine helpers, I occasionally realize that I haven’t learned all that much. All of my dogs regularly must endure my obstinate nature, … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Blindness, Dogs, Guide dogs, nature, Pennsylvania, Rural Life, Uncategorized, Visually Impaired, Wrighting
Tagged dogs, Guide dogs, nature, Pennsylvania, rural, WPLongform, WritersLife, writing
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Writing Process: Native American author Amy Krout-Horn – Seeking Sacred Space
My sincere gratitude to Donna W. Hill, author of The Heart of Applebutter Hill, for her invitation to participate in the Writing Process Blog Tour. She afforded me this opportunity, and then took her kindness and generosity a step further … Continue reading