Monthly Archives: August 2018
Bridging the Generations to School
When I was a kid, we had long summer vacations from school. We were usually out by the first week of June, and went back the first weekday after Labor Day, (which was not yet a Monday Holiday and always … Continue reading
Another One Bites the Dust
Summer comes to an end By Jeff Salter Apparently this was my recommended topic… even though I was fully aware we’d last covered this area a mere five years ago. But some of the Resident Foxes came on-board since that … Continue reading
Reflections of an Old Teacher
What do you think about when the summer is almost over? Would you turn back the clock and redo vacation time? Are you glad that the kids are going back to school soon? If you’re a teacher you probably think … Continue reading
No More Lazy Days
When I was younger I loved summer vacation. There was nothing better than spending long lazy days in the sun at the farm. Running barefoot all day, staying out in the fields among the sheep while I read from whatever … Continue reading
Time to Get Busy (and Learn)!
This week’s topic deals with our memories of end of summer or back to school. I always loved school, so even though I enjoyed summer and not having to wear extra layers of clothing, I always looked forward to the … Continue reading
Praiseworthy
I understand that I do a bit of complaining and rants about writers getting things wrong. I think we can all learn from the mistakes made by others, in all walks of life. However, this week I would like to … Continue reading
Guest Hound: William Michael Davidson
Welcome, William By Jeff Salter Though I no longer recall exactly when this occurred, I “met” William Michael Davidson on the Clean Reads Author Group. At that point, he was a newbie at C.R. announcing his first novel with our … Continue reading
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