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Finding Followers on Twitter~My Top Ten Tips
First, you may want to review why I think that Twitter is a great tool for writers. I’d like to add to that post today with a focus on how to gain followers on Twitter. This post is for everyone, not … Continue reading
Daytripping in the Granite State
Nothing like hitting the road on a fall weekend! Especially when the destination is the lakes region of New Hampshire. Confession, as soon as we crossed the border I became obsessed by notion of cider doughnuts. We stopped at the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Lakes Region, New Hampshire, On Golden Pond, Roadtrip, Squam Lake, The Granite State, Things to do in New Hampshire, Wolfboro
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Squirmish? Don’t Read On.
So often in my life, art imitates life. It’s the oddest thing. It’s almost like I manifest stuff for myself. Let me be clear: I don’t seek out these random bad situations for myself, they simply happen. Last Monday, I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, writing
Tagged 20th Maine, Bladders, Brunswick, History, Joshua Chamberlain, Life Imitates Art, Maine, Research, War Wounds
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Weekly Waffles!
I’ve found that if you simply approach the school week as if you are heading to a deserted island– and no matter what happens you cannot go back to the grocery store– that I have a tad more piece of … Continue reading
Fort Knox for Halloween
There are just so many historical sites that take themselves too seriously. That’s why when I noticed the Fright Night at Fort Knox I knew that I had to highlight it on my blog. Even though I grew up in … Continue reading
The Trap (Thoughts on Social Media)
Did you know that 90% of Americans participate in some kind of social media? Astounding isn’t it? I’m wondering how many of those people really think about the creation of their on-line profiles? I’m teaching this in my class this … Continue reading
Family Backpacking Weekend
Sometimes I like to let my travel pictures sit for a bit, then when I finally dig them out its like being there all over again. Over Labor Day weekend we all made our way to New Hampshire for a … Continue reading
A Back to School Speech!
When I was still teaching in the public school system, I always felt pure excitement for the start of a new school year. It’s more than the freshly cleaned room, sharpened pencils, and new texts that set my belly a … Continue reading
Another Trip Back to The Well
Posted in food, Uncategorized
Tagged Cape Elizabeth, Eating in Southern Maine, Jordan's Farm, Local Eats, Maine, Photography, Pictures of Food, Slow Food, Summer in Maine, The Well
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Red Light, Green Light and the Rev 3 Triathlon
Maybe you noticed that I haven’t been blogging lately. The reason? I’ve been in training for a couple of different races. The first is the Rev3 Triathlon; the second Red Light, Green Light. Random, I know… I did the Rev3 challenge … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Competition, Contests, Green Light, Races, Red Light, Rev 3 Triathlon, Things to do in Maine, Writing
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