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Ac’centuate the Positive
Since accents have played a major part in my life, I would be surprised if they had not come up here before. Hello, my name is Tonette, and I pick up accents. Do any of you do this when speaking … Continue reading
Posted in advice, audiobooks, blessings, blogging, Books, childhood, Daily life, descriptions, experiences, Family, foreign language, foreign languages, guests, hobbies, imagination, inspiration, language, Life, memories, misunderstandings, new skills, pronunciations, self-improvement, teaching, Tonette Joyce, traditions
Tagged foreign language, Picking up accents, podcasts, Vlogs
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Foxfire
Have you ever read the “Foxfire” books? They started out as a periodical in the late 1960s and by the early 1970s, the articles were compiled into books, as more and more information was gathered. This all came to be … Continue reading
Posted in advice, America, autobiographies, big plans, biographies, blessings, book review, collections, Compilations, contemporary, Daily life, Dealing with stress, descriptions, experiences, Family, food, helping others, historical, inspiration, Life, lifestyles, memories, Miscellaneous, new skills, reading preferences, short biographies, teaching, Tonette Joyce, traditions
Tagged Appalachia., Appalachian skills, Foxfire books, Georgia, History of Appalachian people, Mountain knowledge and skills, Roanoke Colony, Skills, Walter Raleigh
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Stronger Than Dirt
“What are some challenges you’ve encountered that you were unsure you could handle but then surprised yourself?” Where do I start??? It seems that every time I have thought, “I don’t know how that person did that/does that, I could … Continue reading
Posted in advice, big plans, childhood, Daily life, Dealing with stress, decisions, experiences, Family, friends, guests, inspiration, Life, lifestyles, shyness, teaching, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Blame the victim, dealing with emotional pain, dealing with physical pain, dealing with trauma, dealing wth stress, Family trauma, Finding inner strength, personal strength, Surviving
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Netted by Miss Nett
Miss Ray Katherine Netterville — teacher extraordinaire By Jeffrey L. Salter This week’s topic: Who is the person (besides your parents) who had the biggest impact on your life? I struggled with this topic because I can name perhaps a … Continue reading
Posted in autobiographies, childhood, favorites, teaching, youth
Tagged Ray Katherine Netterville
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The Fabulous Mr. Ed
Our Tuesday Fox asked, “Who is the person (besides your parents) who had the biggest impact on your life?” I’ve often acknowledged the many excellent teachers who have shaped my life, from elementary grades through graduate school. There have been … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, blessings, childhood, decisions, experiences, inspirational people, Life, musicians, Patricia Kiyono, teaching, Words of Wisdom
Tagged Mr. Ed
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Like a Kid Again
When I proposed this week’s topic “Tell us about books that you have introduced to by your children/grandchildren”, it was because we had already touched upon just about every angle related to books we loved as children, and I realized … Continue reading
Posted in advice, art, audiobooks, authors, autobiographies, awards, book covers, book review, book series, characters, childhood, Children's books, classics, e-books, experiences, Family, fantasy, favorites, HEA/HFN, historical, history, honors, inspiration, libraries, Life, memories, natural disasters, novels, pets, plots, publishing, reading, series, teaching, Tonette Joyce, using talents, writers, YA
Tagged Artimus Fowl, Cat Heaven, Click Clack Cows That Type, Dear Mrs.LaRue, Harry Potter, Our Tree Named Steve, Percy Jackson., Reading Children's books, Septimus Heap, The Cheese Touch, The Wimpy Kid, Todhunter Moon, Tomie De Paola
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Serious Series Suggestions
About a week ago a question was posed in a Facebook writer’s group: “Can you give me any advice on writing a series?” I weighed in, then I thought that, in a longer version, it might make a good post … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in advice, authors, big plans, Books, creating scenes, decisions, dialogue, free week, goals, helping others, imagination, inspiration, Life, novels, reading, series, subplots, teaching, Tonette Joyce, using talents, Words, Words of Wisdom, writing
Tagged Advice for writing series, cliffhangers or satisfied readers?, Harry Potter, Holding back material, Making mistakes in writing series, Pifalls of writing series, Stephanie Plum, writing series, Writing successful series, writing your best
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