Rochelle Frank on HubPages
Rochelle Frank taught in elementary schools as a substitute teacher and also presented sub teacher training workshops.
With her friend, free-lance photographer Linda Gast, she produced a children's book using Linda's actual photos of a tiny owl. "So What, Saw-Whet?" , is now sold in many nature centers across the North America-- especially in areas inhabited by the Saw-Whet Owl.
Rochelle volunteers to lead tourists astray by giving tours at at a local gold rush history museum in the mother-lode country of California near Yosemite National Park.
I hope you will read and comment on some of my hubs, and I hope you will sign up for HubPages and write some of your own.
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Lissie
Wow a "real world writer" here - welcome to HubPages Rochelle!
trish1048
Rochelle
I have spent the last hour reading your hubs, and still have miles to go :)
I love how you take the everyday, mundane things and make them 'new' again. You are truly funny and it's so nice to have such a refreshing view on things that we don't often give a second thought to. Most importantly, you are sharing your experiences and making people smile, and for that, I thank you.
funride
Hello Rochelle, welcome to hubpages ;)
It´s great to have you here and I´m loving to read your very well written hubs and I´ll be looking forward to read your next ones.
Have fun!
Ricardo "funride" Nunes
SweetiePie
I hope your friend is okay with the fires near her house. I know what she is going through and it is very hard.



















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