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Your Main Character: From Wooden Puppet to a Real Live Person
Use these word prompts as the starting point for developing a character from being a wooden puppet into a real live person.
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The Disadvantages of a Home Vegetable Garden
Everyone shares the advantages of home vegetable gardening, but what are the disadvantages. Here we'll discover what those disadvantages are and we'll describe a plan to make vegetable gardening more enjoyable.
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Advantages of Home Vegetable Gardening
So why should you have a home vegetable garden? There's more reasons than just better nutritional value!
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Types of Vegetable Gardening Styles
Over the years I have seen numerous vegetable gardening styles. This is not an exhaustive list, but here are several of which I am familiar.
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Ten Easy Steps From Goal Planning to Goal Achievement
In just fifteen minutes every evening, you can define your goals and make and adjust the plans needed to achieve them in just 10 easy steps.
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Eat Organic Foods Every Day Without Breaking the Bank
How can we purchase organically grown foods when they are more expensive than commercially produced foods? Here are some examples of how to stretch the food dollar and still protect the planet by eating organic foods.
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Decrease Stress and Make Your Daily Transitions More Routine
No one ever seems to have enough time to complete everything on their to-do list, but by creating routines of our daily transitions, we can decrease the stress of getting it all done.
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For a Stress Free Morning, Start the Night Before
Are your mornings a series of stressful events? It doesn't have to be that way! I'll show you how you can start your day the night before and exponentially decrease your morning stress!
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A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Around the World and Beyond
St. Patrick's Day isn't just for Ireland. St. Patrick's Day is held around the world from Great Britain to Canada to Russia to the US to Switzerland and even to Japan.
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Legends and Historic Places of St. Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland
Saint Patrick is most known for driving the snakes from Ireland. Every year people around the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Who was he and where can we go to learn more about this beloved saint?
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The Boston Massacre-Powder Keg of the American Revolution
On March 5, 1770 the incident on King Street in Boston Massachusetts known by Americans as the Boston Massacre became the powder keg that that exploded into the American Revolutionary War.
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History of Groundhog Day-What You May Not Know
Every year on February 2 in the US and Canada, the Groundhog tells whether winter will end or if it will continue for another six week. What is the story of this holiday?
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Is Fast Weight Loss a Good Thing?
Everywhere we look we see advertisements that suggest rapid weight loss is wonderful. However, could slow weight loss be a better alternative for becoming a healthier individual?
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Why You Should Start Writing Your Memoirs Now
Have you ever thought about writing your memoirs but wondered why you should write them? Writing them may not make you famous, but writing them may help if you do!
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Growing and Using Mint
Mint plants have distinguishing characteristics. The leaves offer a cooling taste that can be used in cooking, used as companion plants in the garden, and in wildcrafting.
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Discovering Anti-Inflammatory Herbs
Adding small amounts these herbs to food and drink for added flavor or nutritional value may have provide the added benefit of reducing pain and inflammation.
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Develop Your Path of Spiritual Meaning
Though here in western culture we have a lot to learn about discovering the meaning of your spiritual life. Here are 12 steps to do exactly that.
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Stop Environmental Pollution of Burning Autumn Leaves-Use Them Instead
Why would you want to get rid of your autumn leaves when you can use them in your own backyard?
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Bridal or Shower Ideas to Guarantee Your Wedding Gift Will Not Be a Duplicate
A couple you know is getting married and you want to get them a unique wedding gift. Here's a five tips on how your wedding gift will be unique and memorable.
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Not All Insects in the Garden are Bad
Not all insects in the garden are bad. Here are a list of several bugs that are actually good to see in your garden.
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Learn a New Language Online for Free
In as little as 10 minutes per day, you can learn a new language while at the same time helping translate online books and articles into that language using Duolingo.
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Eating Native in Springfield, Missouri
If you're a foodie interested in discovering local cuisine of Springfield, Missouri, sample Springfield Cashew chicken, Mexican Villa's Tex Mex, and Andy's Frozen Custard.
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Lennon Song Begs the Question "What If We Were More Cooperative and Less Competitive?"
What if we decided that the way we thought was wrong? Imagine we valued others and learned to cooperate rather than competing with them for what the world has to offer?
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Tips for Saving Space and Time in the Vegetable Garden
Think you don't have the time or space to garden? Where there is a will there is a way. Here's a few tips to successfully use the time and space you do have for gardening.
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Weight Loss You Will Keep off Forever
If like me you are sick of yo-yo dieting, the diet pills, and exercise equipment that promise quick weight loss, but don't deliver, consider developing these healthy habits that trump dieting.
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Top Ten Garden Insect Pests of the US and How to Control Them Organically
Would you know a common garden insect pest from a beneficial insect? Discover the top ten insect pests found in the United States and how to deal with them organically.
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Harvest Spinach All Year Round
Love spinach but can't seem to be able to grow enough of it in your own garden? Here are a few tips to help you get a more sustainable spinach harvest.
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Plant Eggplants for a Bountiful Harvest
If you can grow tomatoes, you can grow this relative of the tomato. Grow and enjoy a bountiful eggplant harvest this season.
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How to Grow Mixed Greens (Mesclun) in Your Garden
Here's how to grow mesclun greens, the kind of mixed green salad found in your local grocery store. Plant small quantities through the gardening season for a sustained almost-year-round crop.
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Plant a Pumpkin Seed, Grow Your Own Pumpkin Pies
What could be more satisfying than growing your own pumpkins to make your homemade from scratch Thanksgiving pumpkin pie this year? It is not as difficult as you might think.
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Growing Summer Squash All Summer Long
Low calorie nutritious summer squashes add various shades of green and yellow to the summer garden table.
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Growing All Varieties of Winter Squash
All types of winter squash varieties are grown basically the same way. Growing your own winter squash adds satisfaction when making squash recipes like hearty stuffed squash.
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For the Best Sweet Corn, Grow It in Your Own Backyard
If you have had sweet corn minutes fresh from the garden, you know why you should be raising your own sweet corn. Its not as difficult as you might think.
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Extend Green Bean Harvest Upward With Pole Beans
Many people use bush beans in their garden, but adding pole beans to a garden plan is a good way to increase output in a garden bed and provide your home with homegrown beans throughout the year.
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Plant Chinese Cabbage in Your Garden
Very few people in the US grow Chinese cabbage, but because they have few insect pests, they are actually easier to grow than tomatoes. In stir fry, they are quick and easy to cook and serve.
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Turnips, Parsnips and Rutabagas in the Garden
Turnips, Parsnips and Rutabagas grown in your backyard can be stored over the winter in a refrigerator, root cellar or even in the ground in which it grows
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Growing Kale--Queen of Garden Greens
Gaining in popularity, kale provides nutritious and delicious health benefits including lowering cholesterol and preventing cancer. Best flavor when grown in fall garden.
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Raise Healthy Collard Greens in Your Own Back Yard
Although Collards is usually considered a southern vegetable, collards are not only heat tolerant, but cold tolerant as well. These leafy cole vegetables grow well in raised beds.
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Harvest Broccoli From Your Own Garden This Year
Grown in the spring, fall and sometimes winter, broccoli can produce up to three crops per year. This highly nutritious, vegetable provides A, C, B and K vitamins and calcium and iron.
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Growing Swiss Chard for a Summer Greens Harvest
Most greens bolt in the heat of summer, but if you're looking for a green that does not quickly go to seed during the heat of summer, plant beautiful, nutritious Swiss chard.
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Growing Beets in the Home Garden
We either love them or we hate them. If you love them, homegrown can't be beat in their flavor. Beets do well in beds when planted with certain other companions.
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Plant Radishes Now to Add Color to Your Green Salad Year Round
The perfect vegetable for new gardeners, radishes add color to eat in your green salad in as little as three weeks.
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The Apple Tree and Developing Personal Sustainability
Johnny Appleseed had the right idea about planting apple trees throughout the country. An apple tree in every back yard would add to the sustainability of any home or community
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The Hottest Tips for Growing Hot Peppers at Home
If you like hot peppers, they are not that difficult to grow in your garden. In addition, you can use hot peppers medicinally or use protect other plants in your garden from pests.
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Planting Lettuce for a Sustainable Harvest
For a continuous vegetable supply from your garden from early spring until well beyond the first frost, lettuce is an excellent choice for a beginning gardener.
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Sweet Peppers Companion With Sweet Basil
Sweet peppers and basil make great companions both in the garden and in the kitchen. Plant sweet peppers and basil plants in late spring and once fruiting, you'll have peppers until frost.
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Harvesting Carrots From Your Own Backyard
To grow the best harvest of sweet tasting carrots, plant in light, organically prepared soil with companion plants.
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Growing Onions From Seeds, Plants, or Sets
Onions of all kinds can easily be grown in one of three basic ways. You can grow them from seed in the garden, as plants transplanted into the garden, or by growing from sets.
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Is Anything Easier to Grow Than Okra?
Okra, a relative of the hibiscus, known for its contribution to southern dishes, can be grown anywhere corn is grown. This vegetable has few predators or diseases. Its seeds easy to save.
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Three Sisters Gardening Style
Three sisters gardening is an age old technique that utilizes the synergy between corn, beans, and pumpkins or winter squash.
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Up the Fence With Cucumbers
Cucumbers are an easy vegetable to grow. When grown up a fence, two square feet in the garden plot is all that is needed for a season full of cucumbers.
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Five Ways to Not Procrastinate Writing What You Said You Were Going to Write
For years I procrastinated finishing my writing projects. I kept thinking that it was because life got in the way. These five steps helped me avoid procrastination for good.
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What Does It Mean to Be a Patriot?
We talk about patriotism, but what does it really mean to be patriotic and where did the term originate?
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Mindfulness Practice Tips
Learn to be in the moment, enjoy smelling the roses along your journey through life. Discover how you can become more mindful.
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Best Plan for Permanent Weight Loss
The Average American eats almost twice as many calories than we need. Understanding the causes can help discover the solutions to the national epidemic of obesity.
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Time Management Tips to Write What I Really Want to Have Written
I'm good at starting things and not finishing them. This year I have determined that I will spend the year finishing what I have started and I am doing it using this simple time management system.
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An Unsung Heroine: Lucy Flucker Knox
Lucy Flucker Knox, born as a daughter of the Royal Secretary of the Providence of Massachusetts, gave up her privileged life to marry a book store owner turned artilleryman.
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What's the Story Behind Chewing Gum?
How long has chewing gum been around? How is chewing gum made? Is it dangerous to swallow chewing gum? What is the best way to discard gum? How do I get gum out of the carpet?
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Where to Find Glass Canning Jars
There is a revival in the craft of "canning" or "bottling" as Australians say it. Finding enough canning jars is easy enough, but here are some new sources of "recycled" glass jars.
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The Difference Between Gmo, Hybrid, and Heirloom Seeds
Much confusion exists concerning GMO, Hybrid, and heirloom seeds. Some would have use believe that GMO seeds have been around for centuries, but distinct differences do exist.
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Human Resources for an Author
Authors are often thought of as a one man (or woman) show. This is a myth. Although an author wears many hats, an author still needs other people to help make their book writing ventures successful.
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Independent Cities of the United States
Most cities, towns, and rural areas in the United States are contained within counties. However, some cities are not contained within counties but are, in fact, independent cities.
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Easy Microwave Peanut Brittle
Making peanut brittle with this microwave recipe is easy. Just a few simple ingredients, an oven safe bowl, microwave and a cookie sheet and you can make perfect peanut brittle every time.
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Best Milk Chocolate Fudge
This fudge is so simple and so rich, that your family and friends will think you bought it at a high end candy store
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Homemade Sugar Cookies for Any Holiday
If you have been looking for a craft for children to do for holidays, there is nothing like decorated sugar cookies. Children love the decorating process and eating their creations afterwards.
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Make Your Own Soft Caramels
soft Caramels are not difficult to make. With just a few simple ingredients, you too can make homemade caramels.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of an Online Education
In recent years, great strides have been made by colleges and universities for including online courses of study. What are the advantages to an online education? What are the disadvantages?
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Easy Streusel Coffee Cake
Are you looking for something warm and wholesome for your next family breakfast? This made-from-scratch streusel coffee cake is sure to be a hit.
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The Legend of Johnny Appleseed
Born in New England, John Chapman was real man with a vision to plant apple seeds every where his feet touched in the Midwest. His legion lives on in a festival celebrated annually in California
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Chicken and Lentil Noodle Soup
There's nothing like a good chicken noodle soup whether trying to get warm, fighting a cold, or because you're simply hungry. The addition of lentils in this soup adds flavor, fiber, and protein.
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Be a Light in Your Own Darkness
In the autumn of 2012, I received a phone call from my sister telling me that she had cancer. The way she lived her life and prepared her for the biggest battle of her life was a huge inspiration to me.
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Benjamin Franklin's and Benjamin Rush's Contributions to Psychiatry
Two signers of the Declaration of Independence, Dr. Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin, also contributed to helping bring freedom to individuals of mental illness.
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Can You Eat Lambs Quarters?
If you have a garden growing, lambs quarters may be growing in it right now. This "weed" gives truth to Hippocrates' quote, "Food is Medicine."
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Tips for Making Easy Applesauce
When you've got a lot of apples, but not a lot of time, making applesauce with the apples you have is a productive and quick solution to what to do with them.
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Holiday Pumpkin Roll with Cream Cheese Filling
During the holidays families come together. This dessert, Holiday Pumpkin Rolls, is a wonderful pumpkin alternative to pie. Make it a tradition at your house this next season.
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How to Grow Sweet Potatoes in Tires
Sweet potatoes are easy to grow. Grow them easily in tires and enjoy them throughout the winter months.
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Pressure Canned Dried Beans
According to the canning guide that comes with a pressure canner, dried beans cannot be canned in jars in a pressure canner, however, with a few precautions, it can be done.
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Novel Scene Arc Building
Just as there is a story arc, and there are character arcs, each scene of your novel needs an arc to effectively move your story forward and keep your reader turning pages until the end.
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Benefits of Dandelion Greens and Flowers
Most of us consider dandelions as a noxious weed. What we don't realize is the powerful medicinal uses that dandelions have.
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Easy Tips for Using All That Extra Zucchini
Jokes are made about how prolific zucchini is in the garden. Don't be the butt of a cruel joke and learn how to use zucchini in many different ways.
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Creating Novel Characters With Depth
Next to plot, character creation is one of the most important aspects of novel writing. Design characters that are three dimensional.
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Easy-to-Grow Bush Green Beans
Learn how to grow bush green bean plants, because even if you think you have a "brown thumb," the bush green bean is so easy to grow that even a beginner can do it successfully.
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Easy Raspberry Chocolate Pie Recipe
This delicious decedent pie is just what the doctor ordered when you want to make something special for that special occasion.
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Plant Bergamot Monarda, Save Bees
Bees are disappearing at an alarming rate. Pesticides, mites, and lack of nutrition are likely reasons. Plant Bergamot Monarda as a source of bee nectar.
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The Best Chickens for the Backyard
Did you know that the three types of chickens include the egg layers, the meat birds, and the dual-purpose birds? Find out why dual-purpose birds are the best for raising in the backyard, including Barred Rock and Rhode Island Red.
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Business Plan Outline For Professional Authors
As an author who is serious about making writing your career, creating an author business plan forces you and the rest of the word to take your career seriously.
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Writing a Novel Scene By Scene
"How do you eat an elephant." Answer: "One bite at a time. In the case of a novel however, the answer is in "writing one scene at time".
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Sugar Peas in the Spring and Fall Vegetable Garden
Most gardeners garden from last spring frost to first fall frost. Plant two sugar peas seasons per year, and you can extend the gardening season beyond both ends of the gardening season.
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Songs of the American Revolution
Yankee Doodle is perhaps the most well known of songs of the American Revolution, but there are other not so well know that commemorate the period as well.
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Incredible Banana Bread
What can be better than a nice fresh piece of homemade banana bread fresh from the oven? Homemade banana bread served the next day, but it usually doesn't last that long at our house. It is too good!
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Medicinal Uses for Jewelweed
What is jewel weed and how is it used medicinally? The most common way it is used in the treatment of poison ivy.
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Capturing Your Vision as a Writer
Where do you want your writing to take you? Where you want your writing to go in the end is your vision.
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Starting With Goats
Goats don't like to live alone so we wanted more than one, but we couldn't afford to buy more than one adult milking goat in the beginning. This trick solved that problem in addition to several more.
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Indigo Production in the Colony of South Carolina
Indigo was South Carolina's primary export prior to the American Revolution. The crop was brought into the colony by an unlikely young woman, Elizabeth Lucas Pinckney
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The History of Thanksgiving-Traditional Origins You May Not Know
The traditional date of New England's imitation of England's manorial system. The meal bore very little resemblance to today's modern Thanksgiving.
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Heirloom Tomatoes: How to Grow and Save Their Seed
For a sustainable tomato harvest year after year, learn to grow heirloom tomatoes from seed and then save their seed.
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Jeff's Canned Hamburger Soup
You can make Jeff's Canned Hamburger Soup ahead of time to have on hand when you need a quick wholesome meal.
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How Changes in English Farm Practices Influenced the Colonization of the Americas
The English countryside was turning into a wool empire driving disinherited villagers, debtors, second-son victims of a system that gave all to the first born son, and free thinkers to the new land.
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Medicinal Uses for Raspberries
Red raspberry is a widely eaten sweet berry. This tasty berry's leaves, berries and fruits have been used for numerous medicinal uses for centuries.
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More Traffic on Hubpages
Whether you are new to Hubpages or the traffic on once busy articles are faltering, you can take control and bring traffic to your Hubpages
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Reducing the Cost of Chicken Feed
Egg and chicken costs have doubled in the past two years and this is largely due feed costs. For the home grower the situation can be worse. however, ways exist to lower home grower costs.
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Harvest Your Own Homegrown Potatoes Year After Year
When grown intensively, potatoes can produce more calories per square food than any other vegetable. Potatoes are not usually grown from seeds, but grow from other potatoes making them sustainable.
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20 Fall Vegetable Gardening Tips for Better Results in the Spring
Spring is a busy time in the garden, sometimes too busy. Lighten your spring gardening chores by getting a head start this fall.
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How to Make and Store Bread Dough in the Refrigerator
Making bread from scratch doesn't have to be hard. You don't need any fancy equipment! Make this recipe one day and then store it in the refrigerator for homemade bread or rolls anytime over the next three days.
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Growing Blackberries as a Medicinal Herb
Blackberries taste good, are good for you, and you can use them medicinally to treat common maladies.
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Writing a Mission Statement that Reflects Your Personality as an Author
As an author, your mission statement is not just an exercise. Your mission statement should reflect you personally, so that it can become a source of inspiration every time you review it.
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Developing Red Herrings for a Whodunit
In a whodunit, a red herring is a literary device leading the protagonist and reader to false conclusions leading them on a literary adventure. Learn how to develop red herrings for your own whodunit.
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How to Raise Chickens Year After Year
Raise chickens sustainably. Start with eggs in an incubator, move the chicks in a brooder and finally adults in an adult pen and start over again to sustainably raise chickens year after year.
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Sustainability Growing Zucchini With Heirloom Seeds
Easily grow zucchini, one of the most prolific producers of the summer vegetable garden, then save the seed for a sustainable harvest.
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A Better Approach to Dealing with School Bullies
7% of students are considered bullies and 10-20% of students say that have been bullied. For too long, victims have been hel responsible for preventing bullying activities.
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Easy Blackberry Cobbler from Fresh Picked Blackberries
In late summer nothing beats the best Blackberry Cobbler filled with juicy, fresh picked blackberries, covered with a rich flaky crust, topped with whipped topping or ice cream.
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Growing and Using Echinacea Purpurea
This easy-to-grow drought resistant herb, Echinacea Purpurea, also known as purple coneflower is often used as an alternative-treatment for colds, the flu, and other respiratory infections.
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Common Home Preservation Methods: Advantages and Disadvantages
What are the advantages of preserving food by canning, pickling, drying, and smoking? What are the disadvantages?
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Home Preservation Methods: The Advantages and Disadvantages
This article details the advantages and disadvantages of home food preservation. We will explore food that is fresh, root-cellared, and frozen.
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Garlic Medicinal Fact and Folklore
This member of the onion family, (allium sativum) has a distinguished history, packed with nutrients, provides a powerful antioxidant, and contributes deliciously to a meal.
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Harvest Garlic From Your Own Home Garden
Any gardener can grow garlic, and gardeners should consider garlic a staple in their gardens. Simply prepared and planted at the right time of the year, garlic will grow without problems.
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Buying a Home Using Land Contract
Not able to get a traditional mortgage in our current economy? Perhaps a contract for deed is the answer to financing the home of your dreams.
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Natural Garden Pest Management
A healthy garden is not a bug-free garden, but is a garden where the bugs are in control. Here are some methods to manage garden pests naturally.
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Easy Apple Bread Pudding
Don't throw those bread crusts away! Save them and try this delectable dessert!
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Why I use Diatomaceous Earth in my home and garden
The benefits of diatomaceous earth in my home and garden include controlling bugs in my garden, home and yard. It protects my stored grains, pets and farm animals from infestation.
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Make Your Own Pectin for Jam and Jelly Making
If you have apple trees or know someone who does who is willing to share, you can make your own pectin and save even more when making your own jams and jellies!
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Make Granola Homemade from Scratch
Quick, easy, delicious, and healthy does not have to be oxymoronic. This delicious, heart healthy granola can be made in a couple of hours and last a couple of weeks.
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Be Prepared for Any Disaster
With so many different emergency situations, how do we know where to start in preparing? Here is a suggestion on where to first put your emergency preparedness dollars.
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Do Those Money Saving Tips Really Save Money?
Does buying in bulk, couponing, gardening, and your home food storage really save you money?
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How We Can Help Stop Global Warming
We can each do our part in fighting the war on Global Warming right from our own backyard.
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Active Listening--The Most Important Business Communication Skill
What is active listening? Active listening is the a conscious effort to hear and understand the message that the speaker wants to convey.
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How the Iroquois Tribes Grew Corn
Many Native American tribes grew Indian corn. This is the history of the Iroquois and their way of growing corn.
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How I Taught My Daughter to Love Reading
Learning to read is easier than toilet training and every child should have the opportunity to learn. By beginning the process when my daughter was born, she could read before kindergarten.
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5 Tips to Achieve Your Writing Goals This Year
According to the 80/20 rule, 80% of our results come from 20% of our efforts. By making a plan, reevaluating that plan, and revising this plan, I can achieve optimal writing success.
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Getting Things Done Strategically
No matter how much I would like to, I really cannot do everything that I would like to today, therefore, I have created strategies for getting what I really want to get done.
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Positive Parenting Advice for New Parents
We don't get a manual when our children are born, however, there are places we can go to discover the information we need to raise healthy, happy children.
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Increase Productivity with Daily Planning
Start, Organize, Focus, and Finish or SOFF is a discipline that will change the way you work and will increase daily productivity.
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Writing Book Reviews to Jump Start Your Writing Career
Write reviews to develop the two most important skills an author needs to develop and build an online author platform at the same time.
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Planning My Writing Success for This Year
Don't wait until the end of the year to make new goals. On July first, make your goals for the second half of the year for optimal success.
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Organization Ideas That Turn Thoughts Into Actions
Getting our ideas written down is the first step toward creating a list of things that we want done today.
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Avoid Writer's Block in Fiction Writing in Six Easy Steps
Never have writer's block again! Write great fiction by asking questions, about about your characters and their situations and avoiding getting into the editing process too soon.
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Easy Pear Butter
You can eat pears fresh or you can home can them to use later in the season. If you need another way to use them, making pear butter is another way to use that bumper crop.
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Daily Frontier Life in America in 1800 - When Visitors Came to Call
Inns were rare in the American Frontier in 1800. Most people lived rural areas and when traveling one choice was camping outdoors. The other was to accept the hospitality of strangers.
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Are We Lukewarm Like the Laodicean Church?
Revelation Chapter 3 tells about Laodicea the last of the 7 Asian Churches. How is Laodicea like the today's church?
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Using a Deep Freezer Shouldn't Be the Only Home Preserving Method
I went to my deep freeze and discovered that the freezer's temperature was too high to keep things frozen. Because I hate wasting anything, I used other preserving methods to save my food.
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What Ever Happened to the Erie Indians?
In the 1600s French Priests barely were able to get to know this tribe that lived along the shores of Lake Erie. By 1660 the tribe was totally wiped out and not by the white man.
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Healthy Whole Wheat Buttermilk Pancakes From Scratch
Tempt your family with a sit down breakfast featuring hearty and healthy but fluffy whole wheat buttermilk pancakes made from scratch.
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Using Every Summer Vegetable in My Vegetable Garden
You've happily worked in your garden. First you worked the soil and got it ready for planting, then you planted, watered, weeded, mulched, and fertilized. What do you do with all this produce?
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The Legend of the Waffle
Next time during a weekend breakfast or lunch, share this story with your family, friends, or co-workers.
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Take Responsibility for Mail Fraud
Letters found in the mail that are fraudulent should not just be thrown way. Alert your local Post Office about these suspicious letters to prevent someone else from being scammed.
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How a Buck Became a Dollar
Did you ever wonder why in America we call the American dollar "a buck"? The answer to that question goes back to the 1750s when Americans traded in furs.