Tag: children’s
Don’t Marry Your Work, but Take it Out to Dinner
Mixing art and business sucks. It’s hell. Everything is based on “likeability,” “timing,” and “perception.” You could write the greatest… Read more Don’t Marry Your Work, but Take it Out to Dinner
Ode to a hatred of Oatmeal
There’s nothing like getting a silly kids poem published. Thanks to Kid’s Imagination Train mag one of my lovely daughters… Read more Ode to a hatred of Oatmeal
Stinky Sock Song
Not Bad At All
My son is just a week old and we’ve been chilling at home enjoying the love. Slowing down isn’t my… Read more Not Bad At All
Sapphire (An 8 year old’s first story)
http://mag.amazing-kids.org/fiction/short-stories-fiction/sapphire/ Encouraging other authors and artists adds to the joys of being a writer. There is nothing I love more… Read more Sapphire (An 8 year old’s first story)
Haiku’s History
http://www.guardian-angel-kids.com/3-018-3Dflip/index.html#p=15 Have you ever wondered where the ancient art of Haiku began, or how it came to the U.S.? Check… Read more Haiku’s History
Good News=Good Vibes
It’s easy to spread the love and be positive when things go your way. I do my best to keep… Read more Good News=Good Vibes
Gab Gab Gab
I could talk about writing all day. I blog about it enough, and spend countless hours actually doing it. It’s… Read more Gab Gab Gab
“Just because an animal is large, it doesn’t mean he doesn’t want kindness; however big Tigger seems to be, remember that he wants as much kindness as Roo.” ― A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh
Winnie-the-Pooh days are always nice.
