HeyJaredLinda Loegel Hemby
I write historical fiction, in a way that makes learning history fun, painless, and memorable and want to pass this gift of learning on to you.
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Why Not Wednesday (opens the original)
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Do you have a pet? Maybe a cat, dog, horse, bird, pig? If so, give them an extra hug today. It will revive your soul and keep you grounded to what matters. If you don’t have a pet, hug someone else’s pet, but I don’t recommend a fish. Find something with fur on it that you can nuzzle into and feel the warmth and love that emanates from this living, loving creature. I shall hug my dog, Winston. Please tell me what you hugged today and how it made you feel. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-
Success Friday (opens the original)
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My little success for the week is that I started walking around the house without a cane. I’m tired of feeling and looking like an invalid so I ditched the cane except for when I walk down to the mailbox.My main success is getting Creating Carter self-published. It took two days and a little temper tantrum but once I shut my computer down and restarted it, it worked just fine. This may well be the last historical fiction novel I write and publish so it was a big deal. From an idea in my head to
Why Not Wednesday (opens the original)
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Why Not . . . offer up thanks to the Almighty for what you have. How often do we complain about what we wish we had instead of looking around and being thankful for what we DO have. If you have a roof over your head and food in the refridgerator, you’re way ahead of a whole lot of people in the world. If you have a car to drive and clothes in your closet, you’re way ahead of millions more. If you have friends and family who care about you, what more do you need? If you have all this, you’d be co
Success Friday (opens the original)
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First, I apologize for not writing this column last Friday and Why Not Wednesday last week. My only excuse is that my gall bladder became inflamed and twisted around and had to be removed last Thursday. Being in a hospital bed, I was nowhere near a computer. Go figure.So, my success for this week is that my gut has a little more room in it now and I’m on the mend toward a more active life again and getting stronger every day. I think that’s a pretty good accomplishment. I couldn’t have come back
Success Friday (opens the original)
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What was your week like? Did you have a success you’d like to share? A success can be something huge or maybe something small, as long as you feel good about accomplishing a thing, whatever that “thing” is.I had two main successes this week. I finished printing and mailing thirteen packets to go to schools to hopefully interest the media specialists there about my books. When my printer jammed in the middle of the process, my son-in-law Bill came to my rescue and fixed the jam, allowing me to fi
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