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Sipping Tea in Heaven
A Mother's Day poem.....
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What is in a Year?
12 months, each its own. Beauty around every season as we pass it.
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Is it Really Fall?
Poem inspired by season's change.
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For Every Loss
For Every Loss is a poem about grief and loss.
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Nothing Surprises Me
This poem was inspired by Brenda Arledge's word prompt week #55. The word is NOTHING.
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Time Without God
This poem reflects on the evil times we are living.
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Turn Around
A poem about aging. Turn around and we are old and gray.
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I Think I Saw a Rabbit
Inspired by a countryside, I hope you like this poem.
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Dusty Roads
Summer fun on dirt roads inspires the theme of this poem.
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Free Verse Without Thinking
Playing with words to see where they end. It's free verse without thinking...
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Break the Habit
This poem is to help support a smokefree world.
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Memorial Days Come and Go
Memorial Day 2022 inspired this poem.
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The Importance of a Thoughtful Gift
Make a thoughtful decision when choosing a gift. Unique giving makes it personal.
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Spring To Me Means Sunshine
This poem explains why spring is my favorite season.
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Bring It on Despite Yourself
This poem was inspired by people we need to avoid.
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Puzzle Is A Moment
Puzzle is the word. Poem is inspired by Brenda Arledge's Week #50 word-prompt.
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With A Thankful Heart
Thankful is the word that inspired this poem.
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Respect Your Neighbors
Respect is the word. Poem inspired by a word prompt by Brenda Arledge week 49.
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Sand In An Hourglass
Poem is inspired by a word prompt. The word is Sand. Brenda Arledge's week 48.
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And It Is Only a Thought
As I am thinking of our everyday thoughts, it inspired this poem.
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Treasure is the Word
I wrote this poem in response to a word prompt by Brenda Arledge. Treasure is the word.
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It is Not Just a Song
Listen to the music, we can relate most songs to our own story if we think about it. It is not just a song.
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My Poem about Forgiveness
In response to a word prompt: by Brenda Arledge The word is Forgiveness. I am inspired to write a poem.
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Tribune to a Fun Fright Holiday
My own poetry tribune to Halloween.
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We Must Never Forget 9-11
In remembering 9-11, I wrote this poem.
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Thunder Rolls Beyond the Clouds
As another loved one departs I was inspired to write this poem. It's just another way to think about death. Grief has no rules.
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When I Know
Here is another thought to put to poetry.
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Home Is Where You Are
This is a poem reflecting on my thoughts.
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Spring is the Time
Finally Spring is here. I am thankful for the subject of this poem.
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Clever Ways to Feed the Birds
Feeding the wild birds sometimes takes clever ways to attract them when other methods are not available.
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A Sign of Spring
My favorite season will be here soon. This poem welcomes Spring.
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Watchful Eye
Here is another poem about our feathered friends.
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Peaceful Cardinal Calls
Cardinals are a special symbol of spirits visiting us. It is the theme of this poem.
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Snow Bird Feeders
Watching the birds from my window on a wintery day gives me ideas for this poem.
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Sneaky Squirrels
As I watch the birds feed outside my window, I see they are sharing their food with some red squirrels. It is the basic theme behind this poem.
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A Tear I Cry
A poem about why I might cry without a good reason to.
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Grandma Has a Sweetheart
Grandma has a sweetheart is a poem about my own grandkids and their babies.
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Friends and Family Lose Their Way
Subject of this poem: When family ties get broken, everyone suffers.
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A Hint of Spring
Poem subject-Look for signs of spring.
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Scattered Seasons
Poem subject: Snow flurries pass and seasons change.
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When Things Go Bump
Poem message: Furry friends are great companions and will keep watch over us, especially at night.
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My Dolly My Dolly
In August, my grandson, Tyler brought me a puppy to replace the dog I lost in May. I wasn't sure I could do that again. It is so hard to lose them. But it is so easy to get attached to another. This poem is about my new best friend, Dolly.
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A New Day Today
A poem's reflections on a new day today, there is no time to waste.
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Story of the Little Brick House-Responding to Ann’s Challenge
This is a writing challenge assignment. I accept the challenge. Thank you Ann Carr for the motivation.
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Weight Loss and Me Trying Hypnosis
I recently commented myself to a weight loss plan using hypnosis. So far, so good, I think this is going to work.
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The Writer Block Blues
As I fight with a bad case of writer's block, I manage to write a funny poem about the experience.
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Grieving the Loss of My Dog, Whimpy
When my husband, Bill passed away in 2014, he left his spoiled dog behind. I am so thankful his fur baby got me through it. Now I grieve for both of them.
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Heavenly Christmas
This is a Christmas poem.
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Thanksgiving at Grandma’s House
This poem reflects fond memories of Thanksgivings in the past.
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Sausage Stuffing for your Thanksgiving Turkey
This is an old family recipe. My late husband, Bill never would let me make any other stuffing than the kind like his mother made.
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How to Make the Best Apple Cinnamon Jelly
This is how I made my best batch of apple cinnamon jelly.
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K-Cups in Review - Which Pod Do You Like?
With all the choices to choose from, K-cups can help you decide on your favorite brew one cup at a time. Variety truly is the spice of life.
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Crazy Cats Love Your Attention
This is a cat lover's poem. Love that crazy cat.
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I Became a Victim to Scams and Hackers
I became a victim to scams and hackers. I hope my story saves someone else from becoming a victim. Crimes like this one is on the rise. Be careful.
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Very Special Acts of Kindness
This bitter world needs more kindness. This poem is all about spreading kindness throughout the world.
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A Book Review: The Five Second Rule by Mel Robbins
This is a book review of Mel Robbins "The Five Second Rule"
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Dream On
Dream interpretation can be both interesting and fun. I'll show you how I interpreted one of mine.
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Help Save the Little Bee
This poem is an important attempt to help save the bees. Our own survival depends on it.
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Valentines from Grandma
Valentines sent with love from grandma describes this poem.
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Melt the Ice-Solutions for Slippery Surfaces
Ice build up on my driveway is an ongoing problem for me. Here are the results of my search for a solution.
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Cowboy Hansin Rides
This is a silly poem about a cowboy.
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Scary Hairy Ice Slick Blues
This is a nonsense poem about living on a side hill with problems of ice slicks taking over. My life. My side hill. True story.
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Winter Solitude
Solitude rules as winter takes over. Poem for the lonely heart.
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Heirlooms and Memories-Share the History
Family heirlooms are important to help keep our memories fresh. These are my own personal thoughts on the subject.
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Autumn in the Hills of Potter County, Pennsylvania
I love those old mountains I call home. Take a journey with me as I guide you through a tiny part of Potter County, Pennsylvania.
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Go With the Flow-Lessons in Life
Life's lessons come hard to some of us. We must learn to go with the flow to avoid stress and encourage our own happiness. This is my story.
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My Own Favorite Bean Dishes in a Crock Pot
Here is a collection of my own bean recipes.
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America will Remember: In the Aftermath of 9-1-1
My tribune to the 9-11 attacks: Here are some of my thoughts, a poem I wrote and some music videos about the tragic event.
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My Quest to Clutter Free My Lifestyle as a Widow
Undergoing life changing experiences begins with getting rid of things we don't need. How can you part with what your spouse left behind?
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The Grandma I Wanna Be
This poem is dedicated to ladies I called grandma.
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Thunder Rocked the Hillside-True story of the Austin Dam 1911
It was September 30, 1911, the place, Potter county Pennsylvania. The day the Austin dam broke killing 78 people. My grandmother told me her story.
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His Skills Are Heaven Sent
Ask his fans; ask his friends, his skills are surely heaven sent. A poem inspired by the king of Rock and Roll. Elvis is forever in my heart.
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What Goes There?
This poem is about running away from trouble.
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The Cobbler-A Movie Review
Reviewing the movie, The Cobbler, Adam Sandler steps outside his comfort zone in this fantasy/drama/comedy film.
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Wild Horses-A Movie Review
Robert Duvall writes, directs and carries the lead role in this film. Prepare to be entertained.
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Now Lost in Time
Poem is about a rundown castle that is now occupied by four legged tenants.
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Is There a Cure for Lazy?
The feeling of being drained of energy inspired this silly piece of poetry.
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The Trail (2013) - A Movie Review
Here's a movie a little unique. A young girl is stranded on the Oregon Trail. It only has a four character cast but it seems to be enough.
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Common Cold Remedies And Prevention-True or False
With so many misleading remedies and prevention about the common cold out there I want to shed some light on what is true.
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Freedom-A Movie Review
Freedom-Released in 2015 this movie is based on a true story about slavery and the Underground Railroad.
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Goals Are Like Wishes
Happiness really can be reached. Goals should be set realistically for success.
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The Ridiculous 6-A Movie Review
Released December 11, 2015 on Netflix. This movie is unlike any other western you will ever see. The comedy is over-the-top.
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Step Lightly into a New Year
As I step lightly into this new year I shall try my luck at a little free verse poetry.
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Country Christmas in the Sixties-I Remember Well
I remember well the Christmas I had as a child. They are traditional family ties as we celebrate the reason for the season. Happy Birthday, Jesus.
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Thankful for Another Morning
Inspired by a fresh new day I wrote this poem.
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Writing Tips Among Friends
I am sharing some of my most helpful writing tips I have gathered over the years with my friends.
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The Little Girl and Her Little Black Hens
This poem was inspired by my own childhood. I'm the little girl with the little black hens.
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Losing Faith of What Could Be (A Poetry Challenge)
I wrote this poem as part of a poetry challenge presented by Genna East. Two videos inspire this challenge.
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Dear Elvis-Please play my Friend a Melody
I lost my dear friend, Tonya on August 26, 2015. As I do, she also loves Elvis. Here's a heart felt letter to our idol set in a poem.
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As Time Stands Still
This poem reflects the fast pace we live in. In the end time stands still as we rest.
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Freelance Copy Writer Photographer
This is a personal piece about my own experience in becoming a freelance writer. I'm finally putting my writing course lessons to work for me. It's never to late to learn something new.
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Write Where the Money Is
This article reflects on many areas of interest to the writer looking to get paid for their work. Rewards go far beyond any pay.
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A Life with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is difficult. Here are a few things that you may want to know about it.
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Nicotine Addiction: First Handed Experiences
This is a heart filled recap of my own experiences with nicotine addictions. These are true stories that hopefully will convince others to kick the habit.
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Dealing with the Emotions of Having a Sick Spouse
This is based on the opinion of my own experience in trying to be there for my sick spouse. It is a life changing event that only the strong hearted can understand.
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I Think I am a Writer
This is a poem about the idea of being a writer.
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Rare Sightings Far and Few
When we see something seldom seen, it is a rare occasion. Here is a glimpse of what we consider rare and why?
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Mistakes can Come Back to Haunt You
If you are a writer the biggest threat to your career is common error. It's hard to be believable if you can't make your audience understand what you are trying to say. Mistakes happen.
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Remaking Owen Wister’s The Virginian
Pennsylvanian Owen Wister visited Wyoming and came away with a collection of ideas to put together a very unique western novel. The Virginian, the Horseman of the Plains gets even better with age.
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Parkland- Reviewing a Movie about a Tragic Event in America’s History
Parkland is a film focused around the events of John F. Kennedy's assassination and the attempt to save his life at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
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They Were Known as the Singing Cowboys
Singing cowboys take on a different meaning today, but over the years many a singing star turns actor or vice-versa. They star in a western film. Does this make them a singing cowboy?
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The Classic Television We Have Grown to Love
As a baby boomer growing up in early days of television. I am so glad nostalgic television channels help keep their interest here for the next generation to enjoy.
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Moods Change My Inspiration to Write
The following is a group of thoughts about why I think I have lost my inspiration to write. It is only a rant, but hopefully this rant can help others see how important mood is when it comes to being creative at anything we do.
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Grief Has No Time Limit: My Personal Views
I think back over the years I lost loved ones and wonder how I personally got through it. I'm sharing my grief to help others deal with theirs. This hub describes true events.
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Tom the Turkey-A True Story
Back in the 1980s my husband made a pet of a Bronze Turkey we called Tom. Tom had a unique character about him and I'll never forget him.
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My Collection of Autographs From Classic TV Stars
My newfound love is collecting autographed pictures of classic television stars. I hope you enjoy the tour.
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Christmas Wishes Poem
This poem is Christmas greeting for you and yours.
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Helpful Tips To Live By
Here are some helpful tips to frugal living. We need not deprive ourselves of things we need. Save time and money the best way which works for you.
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A Gift from My Canine Friend- A true Story
This is a true story about my spoiled dog, Whimpy and the gift he surprised me with. This happened four years ago, but I shall never forget it.
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Forecasting Events: From The Contents Of My Dreams
Premonitions or simple coincidence is a mystery when you believe your dreams forecast future events.
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Elvis Forever In My Heart
In honor of Elvis Week 2013 I wish to share a few of my feelings about this great American Icon. RIP Elvis Aaron Presley....
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When All Else Fails Do It Yourself
This hub article explains how doing things yourself save money and often time as well.
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Why We Should Shop Smart
Here are some savings tips I have gathered over the years. Some are more rewarding than others.
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Why We Should Waste Nothing and Save More
My grandmother drilled into my head at a young age how important it is not to be wasteful. I'm sharing a few tips with you to save money and time.
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The Lone Ranger: Reviewing a New Western Movie
Bringing back the old west in a tale told many times over seems fitting as Walt Disney Pictures try their hand at putting a new twist on the Lone Ranger with Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp.
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The Only Horse with a Coral is a Seahorse
Imagine a western writer's embarrassment of dropping an R in corral many times over.
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Making Family Heirlooms One Project at a Time
Gift giving can be more personal if it is homemade. The unique original creation will become a family heirloom to cherish forever.
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Quick Fix MacGyver Tricks
"What would MacGyver do?" This article mentions some quick simple solutions that are inspired by the 1985 television show MacGyver. These ideas did not come from the show itself.
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Copyright Laws Are For Our Protection and Our Audience
This is a short article about copyright laws and why we should pay attention to them.
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Is There Power in Our Dreams?
This is an opinion piece about dreams. Dreams have always been of interest to me and I've read many books and articles on dreams. Every dreamer is unique.
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A Pickle of a Pickle: Old Time Family Favorites
This hub shares some favorite pickle recipes passed down in my family.
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Product Review: Ink Joy by Paper Mate
While looking for an ink pen that writes effortlessly I found Ink Joy by Paper Mate. No more hand cramps as I write.
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Is This Normal Sadness or Depression?
Depression most likely will bother all of us at one time or another. Can we recognize the difference? Is this normal sadness or depression? I hope these tips will help.
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Weather Predictions and Where to Find Them
We all depend on weather predictions to get us through our daily duties. What weather source works best for you? Here are some links to help you find out.
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Strawberries are the Healthy Snack Choice
Strawberries are a healthy snack choice. Strawberries are a natural pain reliever for people suffering from arthritis. Make strawberries part of your healthy diet.
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A Book Review: Samantha’s Revolution by Gail Mazourek
This is a book review for a children's book called Samantha's Revolution- Samantha's Stubbornness by Gail Mazourek. It was newly released December 19, 2012.
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My Reason is Simple: Why I Want to Write the Next Great Western
Why do I want to write the next great western story? My reason is simple. I grew up watching westerns on television and at the movie theaters as a child from the baby boom generation. We learned values from these classic films.
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Do Away with New Year Resolutions: Write a Ten List
Resolutions seldom work, but try making a check list of ten realistic goals and you may be surprised how many you accomplish. It could be anything from losing weight to cleaning your closet out. Try writing a Ten List.
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Bananas Anyone
Perhaps when thinking about a healthy snack we should consider the benefits of eating bananas. Feeling depressed? A banana can help fight depression. Want to stop craving nicotine? Reach for a banana. The list goes on and on.
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Grandma’s Homemade Egg Noodles
This is a family recipe my grandmother made often. Grandma's Homemade Egg Noodles is always a favorite.
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My Quest to Stop Smoking Once And For All
After all these years I'm on a quest to stop smoking once and for all. I hope Chantix can help me change my life forever.
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Destroyed in the Blink of an Eye: The Mighty Kinzua Viaduct
The Kinzua Viaduct was one hundred and twenty one years old when a tornado brought it down. This is a reminder of nature's fury and how quickly a landmark can be wiped out. It now stands as a monument of American history.
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Let Labor Day Last All Year Long
This is a poem tribune to the work force. Happy Labor Day! Not everyone gets the day off.
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High Cholesterol: What should we think about statin drugs?
What should we think about statin drugs? I wish I knew. This article is an opinion piece based on my own experience with battling high cholesterol.
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GETTING A BETTER HUBPAGES EXPERIENCE
Hub Pages is a great writing community to be a member of. By getting a better Hub Pages experience you'll enjoy the time you spent here.
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Memories are Moments to Cherish Forever: Write them down.
Memories are moments to cherish forever. Write them down. You'll be surprised by the interest in what you or your loved ones have done.
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OVER THE HILL: Think Again
If you think you are over the hill, think again. Life can began at fifty. Never give up on life goals just because you are aging. Let me tell you what I think about life as a senior.
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DREAMS AND WHAT THEY MEAN TO THE DREAMER
Dreams and what they mean to the dreamer can be very interesting. We all have our own unique interpretations which is the key to unlock the door to our subconscious mind.
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Can We Survive a Crisis?
This article is about being prepared for a crisis. The contents are based on my own belief as I see news stories and daily chaos unfold. Are we ready? Can we survive a crisis? Our family depends on it.
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Weird Dreams: Release or Warning
We all have weird dreams sometime. It is not always easy to decide if it is a release dream or a warning sign. Here are examples of a series of weird dreams I had all on the same day. As a person with the gift of dreams I have had warnings come to me in the form of dreams before.
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Why do we Write? Let me Tell You
Why do we write? Let me tell you there are many reasons why we should write and this article may give you a reason of your own.
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Wasted Tears of Non-Sense
This is a non-sense poem about wasting tears on silly arguments.
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How to Beat the Heat and Stay Cool
This article is addressing ways to keep cool and to avoid problems associated with hot temperatures.
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Recording Information Poem
This a poem about recording information wrong. Even newspapers can be misguided.
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Bird Brain Behaviors
Bird Brain is not a bad name. Birds are intelligent and their behavior witnessed will amaze you. Here are a few examples of amazing birds I have known.
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Customer Call Center Nightmares
Customer call centers are suppose to be for service calls. Technical help just a call away is becoming less likely than ever before. As if being put on hold is not enough, now some businesses have other companies holding the line for you while they give you a sales pitch. It's a nightmare for the...
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Edema Relief Naturally
Edema relief can be found with natural remedies. Here are a collection of things I have found.
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Exploring Our Heritage
Exploring our family heritage can be fun. The time involved can be worth every minute to those interested to know their own family history.
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Rid House Flies Without Chemicals
We can rid house flies without using chemicals. Why use pesticides in our homes if safer remedies will work?
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Product Review: Microsoft Comfort Curve 3000
This is a product review for the Microsoft Comfort Curve 3000 keyboard. A luxury any computer user should consider for less strain on arms, wrists and hands.
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WRITE A REVIEW
Books, movies, television, restaurants, hotels, motels, and consumer products seek them. Opinions do matter. Write a review.
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The Black Hills: A Book Review
This is a book review of a western novel I just finished reading. THE BLACK HILLS by Rod Thompson is a must read for anybody seeking entertainment.
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RESPECT: WE ALL NEED IT
This article focuses on how important it is for our children to learn respect. Earning respect can be worth more than anything we ever have.
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Enjoying Your Rhododendron
Rhododendrons can be hard to establish. Seek advice before planting them. Here are a few things I have learned about the Rhododendron plants.
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CHARITY BEGINS WITH THOSE YOU TRUST
Our hearts go out to charities. Scam artist know this and will take advantage of our good intentions. Please use good judgment as you help your charity of choice.
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SHARING THE BEAUTY OF THE DAHLIA
The Dahlia is an annual flower which can be made perennial with help from a host who digs up bulbs in fall for next years planting. Share the beauty with your friends.
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Remembering THE GRAND OLE OPRY of Yesterday
As I toured the Ryman Auditorium, I enjoyed a bit of history to America's fine form of entertainment. The Grand Ole Opry of yesterday displays an origin country music fans can be proud to see.
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My Graceland Experience: I Will Always be an Elvis Fan
As a life long Elvis Presley fan the Graceland experience is everything I thought it would be. Join me on my tour through Graceland.
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MUSCLE SPASMS SEEK RELIEF
Muscle spasms have disturbed most of us at one time or another. Here are a few remedies to help ease the pain.
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Daniel Boone- Review of a Classic Television Show
Daniel Boone was a classic television show based on a true American hero. This review is to honor America's legend.
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As I Recall Life on the Farm
This is a poem about growing up on a farm in the old days and memories still here.
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Overcoming Negative Thoughts
Overcoming negative thoughts by using positive thinking will help us be confident in ourselves. This article is based on my own opinion.
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UNDERSTANDING WHAT MAKES US HAPPY
Understanding what makes us happy can help us follow our dreams. Happiness does not have to be at a standstill because we have no interest to pursue.
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Cheyenne: Reviewing the Classic Western
Reviewing the classic western, Cheyenne, one of the best 1950s television had to offer in it's day. Clint Walker was Cheyenne Bodie.
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VICTIMS OF ROUTINES
We all have become victims of routines. A bad routine can be bad for our health sometimes. This is a true story about how a bad routine changed my household. Being in a so called rut most likely is living with a bad routine.
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Celebrate Fifty Years With THE VIRGINIAN
This is a poem to honor the 2012 50th Anniversary of the classic western The Virginian.
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Take Not What Sorrow Makes
A poem about letting sorrow go and making room for joy.
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LAWMAN- Reviewing a Classic Western
This review is for Lawman one of televisions finest classic westerns. Encore Westerns starts with the first episode, April 10, 2012 at 2 p.m. est. The Deputy.
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TOOLS OF THE TRADE AS A WRITER
Tools of the Trade as a Writer is an article about the writing tools I find valuable to me as a writer. This article reflects on the way people wrote in the old days and how some old writing tools are useful still yet today.
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A LONELY HEART WAITS
A Lonely Heart Waits is a poem about the reality of dealing with thoughts. I've added links to more of my poetry I have written and added some text as to why I write poems. Also a video link to Kenny Chesney's song, Reality.
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A BOOK REVIEW-A Maverick Life: The Jack Kelly Story by Linda Alexander
A biography of the late Jack Kelly is finally here. Let the truth be known as we review A Maverick Life: The Jack Kelly Story by Linda Alexander.
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THE HIGH CHAPARRAL- REVIEW OF A WESTERN DRAMA
The High Chaparral: In review of a great western drama like no other before it, I remember it well. NBC brings excitement to the screen with David Dortort's creation as white Americans fight both the natives and their Mexican neighbors.
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THE RIFLEMAN- Review of a Classic Western
The Rifleman brings family entertainment with the master marksman of Lucas McCain and his Winchester.
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THE REBEL- Reviewing the Adventures of Johnny Yuma
The Rebel is a classic western not forgotten by those who admired the late Nick Adams's talented role of Johnny Yuma. I hope this review does him proud.
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HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL-REVIEW OF A CLASSIC TELEVISION SHOW
Reviewing the television classic Have Gun Will Travel is the base of this article. Paladin was the man in black hired to do the job for $1000.
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WAGON TRAIN-Reviewing a Television Classic
This review is about remembering the western classic, Wagon Train. They are California bound with stories about passengers they meet on each journey.
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RAWHIDE-A ROLLING, ROLLING, ROLLING, CLASSIC REVIEW
Reviewing the classic television western, Rawhide. Clint Eastwood's early days in the saddle is remembered along with his talented co-stars.
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BEWARE OF RUDE FORUM MONITORS
I want to let my fellow writers know how easy it is to be mistreated on other writing sites by only asking a question. Rude forum monitors may make you wish you never entered their site in the first place. They have no room for a newbie.
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LAREDO: Review of a Comedy/Western Classic
Laredo was not an ordinary western. The comedy and wild schemes brought great entertainment to a western setting.
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LARAMIE: A CLASSIC WESTERN REVIEW
Reviewing westerns are very entertaining and watching them are even better. Laramie will always be remembered and known also for NBC Peacock's first array of living color in it's third season. Saddle up for an hour of western adventure known well by it's many fans.
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LANCER: REVIEWING THE CLASSIC WESTERN
This is a review of the classic western, Lancer which aired on CBS from 1968-1970. Decades later the fans still love it.
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MAVERICK WAS HIS NAME: A CLASSIC TELEVISION REVIEW
As I remember the old westerns, Maverick is one that differs from all the rest. The theme is based around the life of a gambling family of card sharks and their adventures.
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March Comes in With a Roaring Pride
This is a poem about the month of March coming in like a lion.
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BRAIN POWER: HELP RESTORE MEMORY
Here is a few things I have found to improve memory. The old are not alone in forgetting things. Write things down.
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Guns or Toys: The Dangerous Illusion
Realistic toy guns have made dangerous choices for police and others not being able to tell the difference. Laws have been made to regulate the appearance of toy guns and their sales. Child play should still be a fun part of life and imaginations should be active to portray their heroes from...
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LESLIE FIFTH EDITION 20,000 WORDS-A BOOK REVIEW
20,000 Words by Louis Leslie is a valuable tool for quick reference to help spell words correctly. It's small in size and printed in large type.
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INTERNET FRIENDSHIPS
Meeting friends on the internet can be rewarding. This hub is a writer's opinion on the values of the internet.
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ONLY LONELY VALENTINE
This is a Valentine Day's poem.
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FOLKLORE WEATHER PREDICTIONS
Old Folklore and legends passed down from generation to generation has been a fun way to predict the weather. Here are a few ways some folks believe will forecast Mother Nature's intentions.
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EDIT OVER AND OVER AGAIN
In this article I am trying to show how important it is to edit and revise our written work.
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WRITE AWAY THE POUNDS
I want to be a good writer. I want to shed weight. With these two thoughts in mind I hope I can write away the pounds like a magic eraser.
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HOW DOES ONE KNOW THEIR JOB IS SECURE?
I wrote this story shortly after losing a long time job. Down sizing could happen to anyone.
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THE MANY WONDERS OF EGGS
As an egg grader for a local poultry farm I learned a few things about the industry. My research has taken me beyond the normal things one would assume about eggs. Here are some facts everyone should know.
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MAPLE SYRUP AT ITS BEST
How to steps on making your own sweet maple syrup.
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Potato Soup Delight
This is my own version of a potato soup. A warm way to a winter day.
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RIVERS COME FROM A TINY STREAM
Some people just don't believe a little of something means much, but here are some thoughts to ponder as one little stream starts out small enough to step across and gets bigger and bigger emptying into the massive Mississippi.
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Write What Comes Freely
As I think of things to write about I sometimes come up empty. I have found a different form of writing that inspires me and the words seem to pour like rain from a cloudy sky. This is fan fiction. Watch a favorite show or read a book and go with it the thoughts of how you would write the story.
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MEANINGS BEHIND A DREAM
Dream symbols mean different things to each dreamer. Here are detailed dreams I've had and what I think they mean.
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Easy Peanut Butter Cookies My Husband Made
Step by step instructions on how I taught my husband to make peanut butter cookies that turned out great.
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MY SPOILED DOG
Whimpy is half Jack Russell and half Chihuahua. What a combination. Ten pounds of a sassy character who thinks he's a big dog. This is a short story about my spoiled canine friend.