Constance Escobar, M.Ed
Special Education Teacher and professional educational writer. Amateur writer of many genres.
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AI Question of the Day (opens the original)
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Having worked in a Wedding Chapel for many years, I can honestly say I have seen and coordinated thousands of weddings. Our chapel was open 365 days a year and had 20 weddings on a typical Saturday and a few every other day of the week. I’ve have a lot of memories to use. But today I asked Claude how I would go about writing a wedding scene. On Writing a Wedding SceneThanks for reading Constance Escobar, M.Ed! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
AI Question of the Day (opens the original)
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Question: How do I manage a beta reader campaign? How much time should I give readers? Should I send them an Amazon copy? Should I pay them?ChatGPT.com: For many first-time authors, beta readers are one of the most valuable parts of the publishing process. They serve as your final quality-control team before your book is published.Thanks for reading Constance Escobar, M.Ed! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscription
A Line of Black Queens (opens the original)
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Kingdom of KushThe Kandakes (or Candaces), the powerful warrior queens of the ancient Kingdom of Kush (in modern-day Sudan), are a fascinating part of history. From their capital of Meroë, they ruled a sophisticated empire known for its unique culture, great wealth, and military strength.Kandake Amanirenas, who famously led her troops into battle against the Romans around 24 BCE and led her army, and their war elephants is legendary. Here’s a brief look at Amanirenas’s story and her conflict wit
Down the River (opens the original)
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Yesterday, on a broadcast, I saw something about the river plantations and growing Black ownership. The owner said that if you hear anything about shipping something “down the river,” it has to do mostly with these plantations.So, I was reminded of my grandma and her sister in California, talking and remembering, at times, the sayings of the people who lived in that area. There was a rhyme that they would joke around with, but I realize now had greater meaning. If someone said, “I am going to te
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