My new book for adults is out in the world. I hope you check it out. Links in the comments.
Thanks for considering it. ❤️
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I'm so excited that my article on Hot Springs was published by @NatGeo today! It was so much fun to research and write!
nationalgeographic.com/trave…
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Time for a round of ‘you can only pick one’.
Which will it be?
(Would you ‘like’ or rt this one please, so it doesn’t get buried 🙏)
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I loved having the opportunity to share the story of Arkansas artist George Dombek in the latest issue of CitiScapes Magazine. At 82, George is still finding fresh inspiration in familiar subjects, including a historic barn in Cane Hill.
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I was 6 years old in 1974 - prime age for this movie - and I loved it! Benji was the best.
"Benji" opened in theaters on this date in 1974.
BITE-SIZED FACT | The family film followed a lovable stray dog who sets out to rescue two kidnapped children, turning its canine star into one of the most recognizable animal heroes of the decade. #70s
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It’s pub day for my little story! I apologize. It should come with a Kleenex warning.⚠️ But grateful to share a bit of faith, hope and love with parents like me who have stood on the cliff of a difficult diagnosis for their child.
@ChickenSoupSoul
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The World’s Most Popular Books: Rise & Fall (1970-2026) 📚
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Starting this Monday on @TheRestHistory, an epic new series on KING ARTHUR
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#Teachers & #AmWriting peeps — check it out! 📚
@jenanyong is on #SeasonsOfKidLit.com today sharing her book-tiful new book, The Ghost Who Saved Halloween! 👻🎃
Check out her cool path to publication, get a closer look at her book, & enter to win her #Critique & classroom visit #Giveaway! 🎁
seasonsofkidlit.com/post/tri…
Keep it simple. Just let us do our jobs, leave on time, and give us the money. That's all GenX (including myself) wants.
Gen X employees are often overlooked in conversations about workplace engagement, but they can play a critical role in mentoring teams, bridging technology gaps, and fully leveraging the latest tech.
Here’s a quick guide to better supporting and engaging this generation.
forbes.com/sites/aytekintank…
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It’s Chekhov’s gun for #kidlit! 🤣 🐶
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We have a CHONKION!
The #FatBearWeek crown goes to:
🐻 Bear 89 Backpack 👑
Heavy is the bear that wears the crown. Like really heavy.
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This is just how lending is supposed to work! Obama messed it up more by making the government the lender, but even before then, they were just letting 18-year-olds sign away their future earnings, without asking any questions about the value of what they were lending for.
If you take money to buy a house, you get a loan based on the cost of the house, but also your capacity for payment and repayment. You can’t get $750K for a house if you can’t meet the terms. Saddling 18-year-olds with crippling debt just because “that’s what it costs” is immoral!
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If you had a machine that could translate the internal electrical signals of virus or the neurological impulses of chipmunks into English, you wouldn’t automatically declare chipmunks or viruses have rights. But the utterances of plagiarism machines cause you to question the metaphysical superstructure of Western civilization and modernity?
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they're asking if anyone has a gift link to the lesbian bar meltdown story
Scientists detect radio signals coming directly from an exoplanet for the first time trib.al/t35vNbR
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Autumn Equinox is here… time for Primrose to head out on an adventure.
Twenty-five years ago, we suffered unimaginable losses as a nation, a City, and a Department. The world changed.
The FDNY lost 343 of our own that day, and in the decades since, we have continued to lose even more to World Trade Center-related illnesses. Their names, their stories, and their courage are woven into the fabric of the Department and serve as the foundation of the modern FDNY.
We renew the promise we made a quarter of a century ago—one we will keep for generations to come: We will Never Forget.


































