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December 10, 2013

Creamy Cranberry Dijon Dipping Sauce — Cupcakes & Kale Chips

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  I haven’t tried this, but when I saw it I knew it would have to be on my Toodle-Do list on Pinterest (a play on words that really means To-Do). I am not a fan of cranberry sauce, but I appreciate the tang of a spread on a sandwich that isn’t made up completely […]

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Tags:  chobani, cranberries, cranberry sauce, greek yogurt, Leftovers, sandwich spread





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Published on December 10, 2013 21:38

December 8, 2013

Simple Blackberry Pie

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Warning, I don’t do pie crusts. Ev-uh! So my pie crusts are always store bought. Sorry, no one does better pie crusts than Pillsbury, right? The filling is a cinch to make, even using my supply of frozen blackberries from this summers harvest. Here’s the scoop: 3-4 cups blackberries, frozen is fine 1 cup of […]

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Tags:  blackberries, Dessert, easy as pie, Foodies, fruit pie, pie, Recipe, Simple Blackberry Pie, summer fruit





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Published on December 08, 2013 21:12

December 6, 2013

The Characteristics of Good Writing

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How important is it for a writer to be able to discern the difference between good writing and bad writing? Pretty important, if you ask me. I know some writers aren’t concerned with quality. In today’s do-it-yourself and get-it-done-fast world, quality plays second fiddle to quantity. Who cares if your books are full of typos, […]

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Published on December 06, 2013 18:29

December 3, 2013

How Can I Help My Shy Child?

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S. Dionne Says: I  especially loved the part in this article where it explains that a “shy” child might just be more comfortable with a few friends and deeper relationships than “the more the merrier” mentality of an extroverted parent. So true!   When a child is naturally reticent, it is easy to misunderstand him.   […]

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Published on December 03, 2013 21:27

December 1, 2013

Maple Pumpkin Cheesecake Minis

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I made this recipe many years ago (before all the moving around) and lost the original recipe. Thankfully, I found it again on, where else? Pinterest! I’ll admit, it does seem different than the original. I thought for sure the original had heavy cream in the topping. . . Oh well. My main goal was […]

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Tags:  Cheesecake, Dessert, Foodies, maple syrup, nuts, pumpkin, raisins, Recipe, thanksgiving





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Published on December 01, 2013 21:51

November 24, 2013

Are You Making this Big Mistake When Selling Online? – Jeffbullas’s Blog

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Selling your products and services has been with us for thousands of years. It started with trading shells, moved onto exchanging goods for other types of goods and finally money was invented as the universal means of exchange. It was simple. You took your goods down to the local community market, set up your stall […]

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Published on November 24, 2013 21:25

November 22, 2013

Recipe: Healthy Honey & Chocolate Popcorn

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Brown Paper Bag (lunch bag) 1/3 cup Popcorn Honey (a squirt bottle works best) 1/3 cup Mini-Chocolate Chips 1/8 tsp salt This is truly simple. Place popcorn in paper bag and fold the top of the bag down about 1/2 inch, two times. Pop in microwave until all the kernels have popped and there is […]

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Published on November 22, 2013 07:13

November 19, 2013

40 Tips for Polishing Your Manuscript by Author Anita Higman

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Robert Louis Stevenson said, “There is but one art, to omit.” He obviously appreciated the power of polish. I call polishing powerful, because it has the ability to transform a rough draft into something remarkable—something salable. After I complete a rough draft I go over it quite a few times, checking for problems, large and […]

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Published on November 19, 2013 21:57

November 17, 2013

Seasons of a Self-Publishing Journey by Author Amber Stokes

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College…a time of big dreams, of crushed dreams, of readjusted dreams, of surprising dreams. I finished my first inspirational historical romance manuscript my second year at Corban University – and I confess I was quite proud of it. It was a story that had been with me for years, one that took a lot of […]

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Tags:  Amber Stokes, Books, ebooks, fiction, novelists, self-publishing, writing, Writing advice





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November 15, 2013

Your Characters Aren’t Your Children

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For writers, characters can be very personal creations. Despite being taken from the ether, we can become attached to them, especially if we’ve been working on their story for years. With all the time and effort put into crafting their fictional lives, it’s understandable that we become overly sympathetic to them. We practically treat them […]

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Published on November 15, 2013 21:29