The adventures of the Summer of Camping continue as 6 friends, a dog, and 1 take a 4-day trip to Crater Lake National Park in southern Oregon.
The view from the rim of the crater on Wizard Island, inside of Crater Lake.
Read all about it here, on WildlyTraveled.
It’s impossible NOT to get excited about sexy paranormal steampunk. Well, if you’re me, anyway.
Read more about today’s new release, Evernight by Kristen Callahan, over on WildlyRead.
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No need to add my thoughts, really, as this perfectly sums up how I try to live my life and what I hope to pass on to my own daughter someday.
Mid-way through a recent group exercise class, the teacher lost me. She didn’t lose me because of some complicated step sequence or insanely long set of burpees; I mentally checked out because of a few words she kept saying over and over. “Come on! Get that body ready for your winter beach vacation! Think about how you want to look at those holiday parties! PICTURE HOW YOU’LL LOOK IN THAT DRESS!”
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It’s new release day, people!
By a show of hands, who knew that publishers release new books on Tuesdays?
I wish I could say that after several years of working in the publishing industry I know why this happens, but I don’t. So I just blissfully mark my calendar and line up outside my local bookstore on Monday evenings waiting for my new books to appear on the shelves on Tuesday mornings.
Today’s new book:
Read more about what makes this book worth reading, over on WildlyRead.
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Alaskan adventure! Spring vacation! Sea kayaking, and waterfalls, and food trucks – oh my! Read about it all here.
A waterfall in Girdwood, Alaska.
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Which would you choose?
Read about the stories these lands come from, which door I chose, and why on WildlyRead.
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Tagged alice in wonderland, books, c.s. lewis, camelot, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, Children's Books, classics, fantasy, george rr martin, Harry Potter, hogwarts, jk rowling, jm barrie, jrr tolkien, lewis carroll, middle earth, narnia, neverland, peter pan, The Chronicles of Narnia, the lion the witch and the wardrobe, westeros, wonderland
One of the book memes I like to participate in is a weekly post about a new book release I’m anticipating. Being a big fan of Patricia Briggs’s Mercy Thompson series, of course I’m waiting for her newest, Shifting Shadows, to release in September. For a full description of the title, check out the post on WildlyRead.
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Read about my most recent adventure, rock climbing at Smith Rock.
Check out the rest of these “classic children’s books [re]written for adults” over on WildlyRead.
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Tagged Arnold Lobel, books, Children's Books, Frog & Toad, Frog and Toad, May, May Day, read, reading, Spring, Wildly Read
Check out a bookish music video parody over at WildlyRead.
Article for NW Kids Magazine, November 2014
Article for NW Kids Magazine, September 2014
Housesitting/Petsitting Tips & Tricks
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