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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Holiday Break is Here (Merry Christmas!)
Well, I made it to holiday break in relatively one piece. Not that the week didn’t try to take a few chunks out of me. You can tell since this post is being written today instead of the night before. … Continue reading
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Tagged end of the year, goals, Holiday Break, life, parenting, school, stress, work, writing
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Poetry Day: Darwin Slepsnor
(Totally forgot that I did a poem on Darwin Slepsnor. He’s definitely evolved a bit since I did this poem. For one thing, I made him a little chubby and gave him a plan. This poem is accidentally insulting at … Continue reading
Taking a second thought
Hi, Gang! Craig with you once more. I’m hacking this out with a glass of whiskey on my end table, so it might be a little more uninhibited than some … Taking a second thought
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The Four Horsemen of Writing: Perfectionism
This one is definitely the sneakiest of the horsemen. It can undo an author without ever being noticed. That’s because we can see it as a positive trait when it can really be the main obstacle in our path. A … Continue reading
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Tagged answer, author, four horsemen, perfection, questions, self-destruction, writing
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The Art of Genuine Apologies
This doesn’t have a lot to deal with writing. It could if you want to know how to have a character genuinely apologize. Mostly, I’ve run into too many people who do these ‘non-apologies’ and then expect forgiveness. So, I … Continue reading
MKTG #22 – Wrap-up
Greetings, SE’ers. It’s Jan again. Since July 2021, I have explored a variety of different avenues of book marketing opportunities, and I’ve come to … MKTG #22 – Wrap-up
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The Bison: Again, These Are Not Buffalo
Last weekend, I made a post about true buffalo. Those species are found in Asia and Africa. Today, I’m going to talk about bison, which also get called buffalo. Both groups are bovines, but there are differences. Bison have humps, … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, bison, conservation successes, endangered, Europe, nature, North America, plains, wild animals, wildlife
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A Week of Disease Dodging!
Well . . . The title says it all. The week started with me getting a cold, but my son catching the flu. I guess we catch it quickly and gave him meds fast enough that he only missed three … Continue reading
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