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What’s On Your Reading List?
Our topic for the week: An unusual way you found books or authors that you would not have chosen. It’s been a long time since I’ve spent time in a bookstore or library browsing titles and then selecting one. Since … Continue reading
Posted in reading, reading preferences
Tagged book stores, free books, library, Publishers, recommendations, social media, writing groups
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Leave me alone, I’m writing.
As a child I had a variety of unrealistic career dreams. Thankfully, I was steered away from many of them. Some I tried and found they weren’t for me. The first career I thought about was being a lawyer. This … Continue reading
Today vs. Yesterday
Welcome to another week here on Four Foxes, One Hound. The theme this month has been all about books, and we finish it with the question on everyone’s lips – Are we concerned about the development of e-books/e-readers, the availability … Continue reading
Wonderful World of Libraries
By Jeff Salter Having spent some 30 years in the library profession, I guess I could write this column blindfolded — favorite memories of library visits. But there have been so many – most from my childhood and youth, long … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing, youth
Tagged Bobbs-Merrill, Childhood of Famous Americans, Covington, Covington Branch, Covington Elementary School, Covington High School, Covington Junior High, CovingtonLA, Erlene Howser Ward, graduate library school, libraries, library, Louisiana State Library, LSU, Miss Netterville, Miss Ray Netterville, Mrs. Erlene Howser, Paul LaCroix, public libraries, public library, St. Tammany Parish Library, State Library of Louisiana
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Library Laziness
The most vivid memories I have of trips to the library center around a three year period from about eighth grade until some point in my junior year when I got a car. During junior high, the library was about … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Crazy Bread, Forever, Judy Blume, library, Little Caesar's, stalking
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Library – “The world is quiet here” (Lemony Snicket)
“The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library.” ― Albert Einstein A few years back, when I was tired of buying new books for my daughter only to watch her read each of … Continue reading
Posted in authors, childhood, Miscellaneous, writing, youth
Tagged books, Iris Blobel, library, reading books, travelling library
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Guest Fox: Traci Pollitt
Welcome, Traci ! By Jeff Salter I decided to break ranks for once and invite a guest to speak on something other than our assigned topic. When I was recently responding to the editing / proofing corrections and comments for … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Guest Blogs, Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing
Tagged Astraea Press, editing, editor, errors, grammar, library, manuscript, proofer, proofing, Traci Pollitt, typos, usage
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Missed Trains
As soon as I saw that this week’s subject was trains, I though, “Oh, brother!” I have never been on a full-sized train, at least, not one that was moving. I have been in a few cars at museums and … Continue reading
Posted in Tonette Joyce
Tagged attractions, coal-burning engines, CSX, electrical engineer, EMT, exhibits, firefighter, Idaho, Impressionist painting, Kind of the Road, lake, Lakeside. Colorado, library, model trains, mother, museums, pavillion, poems, railroad, rides, Roger Miller, son, son. writing award, trains, volunteer fire department, wildfires, wood-burnig engines, zoos
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It’s In There Somewhere,Under Everything
Well, one thing, (two, actually), that I have lost but won’t worry about getting back is my topics for this week! I had one blog ready about losing my camera, (to which I still cling to the hope of finding), … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce
Tagged books, paranormal, fantasy, hot, cold, pain, blisters, tan, Janette Harjo, love,Books To Go Now!, breathing room, camera, classroom, clutter, crafts, daybed, drawings, finding, gift wrapping, guests, homeschooling, library, Loss, material, Obsessive-Compulsive, pack-rat, papers, peace of mind, piano, sewing, sewing machine, writings
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