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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Happy Hamster Day!
Back in middle school, my sister and I got our first non-fish pets. I got turtles and she got a hamster named Houdini. I spent more time with her pet because mine weren’t very cuddly or friendly. After my turtles … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, cheek pouches, hamsters, nature, pets, rodents, wild, wildlife
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Goal Post: Last Weekend of Spring Break
I’m still on a father/son vacation right now, but I have Wifi and my laptop. So, I can still make this post the night before. Though, I’m struggling to stay awake since it’s been a busy couple of days. I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged adventure, father, goals, life, parenting, son, spring break, tired, trip, writing
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Questions 3: Delivering Hope
Everyone has their own opinion on this subject. Some think you don’t need to get positive energy from others. Some think it’s essential. You have another group in the middle. So, let’s open up the floor: How important is hope … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, art, artists, confidence, hope, positive, questions
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Happy Birthday to . . . Oh, It’s Me.
Yeah. It’s my birthday. On vacation with my son too, which means no party. Not really sure what we’re going to do today. Would feel weird for me to buy a cake for myself, but we’ll see. Enjoy the memes!
Please welcome Jan Sikes
Jan is one of my longest term author friends. She has a new book out and I’d like you all to take a look. Those sharing buttons really help authors … Please welcome Jan Sikes
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7 Tips to Giving Artists Hope
People might be wondering how to give an artist hope. Here are some suggestions: Actually interact with their art. Read their books, listen to their music, look at their paintings, etc. Give compliments even if you also want to give … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, art, artist, compliments, confidence, encouragement, positive, tips
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Giving Hope To The Artist
I feel like one of the hardest parts of being any type of artist is retaining ones hope in getting noticed. Yes, I know many are going to rush to the comments to say that isn’t the point of making … Continue reading
Happy Easter!
It’s that time of year that bunnies lay chocolate eggs filled with jellybeans in the hopes that Jesus returns. Is that right? I really don’t understand most of these symbols.
Goal Post: Crazy Week of Court, Work, And Spring Break
This past week was a wild one because so much happened. It’s currently Spring Break though, which means resting. Going on a trip next weekend, but I’m taking the laptop to make sure I can do the goal post with … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, goals, life, outlining, overwhelmed, parenting, spring break, trip, writing
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