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Tag Archives: son
Drawing with the Kiddo
I rearranged things for a fun post today. This isn’t about me really. My son has been doing art using a Youtube channel called ‘Art for Kids Hub’. It was introduced to us during a school assignment and he did … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged art, Beast Boy, Captain Underpants, Cyborg, fun, godzilla, how to train your dragon, Light Fury, mega man, Mewtwo, Night Fury, parenting, Raven, Robin, Silkie, son, Starfire, Teen Titans, Toothless
11 Comments
First Non-School Week of the Summer . . . It Was Aight
Think I’m going to have to do a day-by-day here. A lot happened since this was the first week that my son and I didn’t have school. In fact, Monday was the first day since late February that we had … Continue reading
One Story’s Heroes Is Another Story’s Villains
In the pages of Legends of Windemere, the priests of Durag are heroic and help our heroes in their quest against evil. You have Aedyn Karwyn who is noble and loyal to the very end. It is clear why the sun … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, War of Nytefall
Tagged Aedyn Karwyn, clerics, crusades, Dawn Fangs, Durag, fantasy, fiction, healing, heroes, holy, Leo Kandrel, magic, son, sword & sorcery, vampires, villains, War of Nytefall, Windemere, zeal
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If You Could Only Be Told
This week started with a crazy event and ended with one. The first was a camper taking something that they shouldn’t have, but we don’t know who. The last one was something breaking that caused a problem for the game … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged camp, fatherhood, goals, life, parenting, son, summer, why is my skin burning, work, writing
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Break Is Over! What Did I Miss?
Well, I got the April posts done and some posts for Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. I’m writing this Thursday night since I doubt anything will really change tomorrow. This has not been a working week. Haven’t even touched a notebook … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged adventures, animals, children, father, fatherhood, goals, lack of sleep, Lego Batman, parenthood, plans, sleep, son, Winter Break, writing
18 Comments
From the Mouth of the Toddler
I was thinking of doing some poems about children and the different types you can find at the toddler stage. Then, my son started saying silly things and I opted to make this list of his more amusing quotes: “I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged childhood, children, father, funny, humor, parenthood, quotes, silly, son, toddlers
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Character Interview: Vixen Callindor
Within the pages of Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies, you get to meet the Callindor family. It wasn’t easy to choose who to pull for this interview. Talos Callindor is a legend and trained his grandson Luke to … Continue reading
Posted in Ask a Character
Tagged author, characters, family, fantasy, father, fiction, grandparents, interview, legacy, magic, mother, son, writing
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Sneak Peek: Mother of a Hero
(Excerpt from Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies) The bakery at the entrance to Haven fills the air with the sweet aroma of fresh pastries. Aedyn can feel his mouth water as they pass the open door and he … Continue reading
Posted in Sneak Peeks
Tagged adventurer, author, fantasy, hero, homecoming, magic, mother, sneak peek, son, writing
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4 Years Ago
Four years ago You came along Curious and grabby Now you talk with words Before you ate just milk Now a fight To feed you meals Unless cupcakes, cookies, carrots My little shadow Running to hugs Hoping I don’t find … Continue reading
