"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Sloth by Eric Carle, a book review - San Francisco fiction | Examiner.com

"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," said the Sloth by Eric Carle, a book review - San Francisco fiction Examiner.com

Where I've Been and What I've Been Doing

Since about May, I have been almost non-existent in the blogging world.  I am so afraid to look in my reader as I haven't been there in months either.  It makes me twitch to think of all those great articles just waiting to be read. So.... I just don't go there in hopes that it will go away,even thought I know it won't.  So, what HAVE I been doing?!?

Here, for your perusal is where I have been spending my time and working my fingers to the bone.  Ha!  I found a way to be able to go on and on about subjects I love and get paid for it.  I found a site, Examiner.com, it's an online news site, each major city, and some smaller ones, each have their own editions.  I write for San Francisco/northern California.  I have been there writing articles.  I write three columns.  Here are the links to those pages.

San Francisco Children's Fiction      San Francisco Christian Fiction   San Francisco Recycling  

I'd love it if you would subscribe to any or all three of my columns.  It's free and each article comes to your inbox.  The reason I'm finally coming back here to my blog is this.  The recycling column is about more than just recycling.  It's about repurposing, reusing, upcycling; creating from something that was no longer wanted.  Many of you do the same things every day and I would love to highlight you or write articles about you and what you are doing to make the world a greener place while creating.

 So,  if you are interested in having me write about you or you know of something that would be great to let northern California readers know, drop me a line.  I would love to hear from you. 

I think I'm going to look at my reader now...I hope I make it out alive!

Cute and free Father's Day gift!

Here is a link to free Father's Day coupons you can print.  They are adorable and you can adapt them to fit the age of your child.  Have fun with them!