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Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains is a small town I call home. There must be magic in this place for though I've done my share of traveling, Georgia always calls me back.

I've been writing since childhood and have sold poems and articles

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Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Making a difference: 9 of 9
Making a difference. We all do it everyday, without giving much thought to it. However, making a difference for the good is another thing entirely. This involves much thought as well as a look at what we stand for and believe in. To make a difference for the good, we must be on the right side to start with. Many think that t... More..
Relationships & Family > Communication (Other) Ten things that most men are afraid of but won't admit: 7 of 7
Men are afraid of things, just as women are. The difference is men won't admit it, where as a woman will tell you quickly what she fears. Here are the top ten things men are afraid of and won't admit, as I see it. 1-Men are afraid of showing they are afraid. Yep, it is not considered a manly attribute to show fear, so all me... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Environmental Awareness Light pollution: Misdirected or misused light: 6 of 6
Ever notice the difference between stargazing from a city and from an isolated mountaintop? That difference is called light pollution. There are many reasons for light pollution, three of the largest being advertising, security and apathy. Each of these could be fixed if the third was not so rampant and if the public was awa... More..
Sports & Recreation > Summer Olympics Best opening ceremonies of the summer Olympics: 6 of 6
The Crowd Went Absolutely Wild On July 19, 1996, the crowd in Atlanta stood and cheered as Evander Holy-field, a gold medalist boxer stepped up on the dramatic, raised dais in the center of the arena and lifted the Olympic torch high. Louder still they cheered as Janet Evans, greatest long distance swimmer of all time, accep... More..
Arts & Humanities > Classical Lit & Mythology Ancient myths that have become a reality: 4 of 4
Ancient myths that have become a reality are not as rare as they once were. As we gain more knowledge about the past, and more advanced instruments for recording and exploring, and combine them with the latest techniques in archaeology, we are learning new truths and rewriting some of the history books. 1-GIANT SQUID Myth: J... More..
Sciences > Archaeology Common themes in new age and biblical archaeology: 3 of 3
Though there are many common themes in new age and biblical archaeology, their methods often differ. While traditional biblical archaeologists have been digging in the dirt, new age archaeologists have been digging through books, exploring new ideas and conducting experiments in labs. They have also tried to see and understa... More..
Hobbies & Games > Kids Crafts Boy Scouts craft project ideas: 3 of 3
Boy Scouts have been doing crafts to earn badges from the very beginning of the organization and have proven that crafting isn't just for girls. Boys are just as good at creating beautiful works of art as the girls are. The following ideas for Boy Scout craft projects involve a variety of skills, are fun to do and don't cost... More..
Hobbies & Games > Beading & Jewelry Making How to string beads on Organza ribbon: 3 of 3
Women have been stringing beads onto something since before recorded time, so we don't know when this art form began. However, we do know that women strung beads on organza ribbon long before the Mayflower sailed for the new land of America. Their creations were used as jewelry or to adorn clothing, hats, Christmas trees and... More..
Health & Fitness > Allergies & Asthma (Other) Sinus infection symptoms: 2 of 2
The air we breathe each day is full of microscopic irritants, which can cause infection in the sinus cavities, located behind the cheeks and forehead. Allergens, dust, smoke, strong fumes, and even colds can wreak havoc on an otherwise healthy person's well being but recognizing the sinus infection symptoms gives you a head ... More..
Home & Garden > Weeds & Pests How to use floating row covers to keep pests out: 2 of 2
The use of floating row covers to keep pest out of your garden is not a new idea. Gardeners have been using some form of material to cover and protect plants for many years. However not until the last few years have they had access to the lightweight, semi-transparent fabrics offered on the market today. Unlike row covers th... More..