The latest installment of the Clark Kent Chronicles: how can we expect a kid who can’t envision consequences further in the future than the next four seconds to see the need for sunscreen? Ow. . . . → Read More: But Superman never gets a sunburn.
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 Nausea, hives, and gripey tummy. No, I’m not sick. I just sent out 1600 announcements about my book release(s), asking for support. Now, I’m asking for yours, too. Please read this post, and learn more. . . . → Read More: Nerves! Announcements!  21 comments  My Half-Assed Efforts to Become a Serious Writer  book release, discovering katie, enewsletter, hot flashes and half ironmans, how to help an indie author, how to screw up your kids, leaving annalise, love gone viral, nerves, puppalicious and beyond, skipjack publishing, the clark kent chronicles, the jumbie house  The first review is up for The Clark Kent Chronicles, and by gosh if it didn’t make writing the whole darn book worthwhile all over again. . . . → Read More: That’s pretty much all I need.  You may not always want to admit it, but if you are the parent of a special needs child, you probably know it before anyone else. Here’s our story. . . . → Read More: A Mother Knows  Time to come to the aid of your friend/friendly neighborhood writer — me! . . . → Read More: Rally Point Tango Alpha Bravo 32 comments My Half-Assed Efforts to Become a Serious Writer contest, e-books, free, giveaways, guest blogging, hot flashes and half ironmans, how to screw up your kids, indie, love gone viral, Pamela Fagan Hutchins, puppalicious and beyond, reviews, skipjack publishing, swag, the clark kent chronicles, writing  Does it get any easier for special needs kids as they mature? A look at the issues of symptoms management and school activities for an ADHD teenager. . . . → Read More: Dream Big Or Go Home  I read about the bonding between special needs kids and animals all the time, and, I must admit, I’m envious. Clark missed this gene. Or did he? . . . → Read More: Must love dogs.  When is it okay for love to be a noun instead of a verb? Do only writers ask this question? Or only the mother’s of ADHD teenagers? . . . → Read More: It Is Love, Actually. |
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