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Sheri's a science fiction writer, poet and photographer. Her most recent work has appeared in Dragons, Knights and Angels; Whispering Spirits; Kinships; Yellow Mama; Shine and Kaleidotrope. She's a Judy's Book City Editor; writes articles and blogs; critiques

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Home & Garden > Home & Garden (Other) A guide to backyard safety: 7 of 10
Backyard Safety Spring's melting of snow, warming of temperatures, sunny days and brisk winds beckons us all to come outside and play in our backyards. Ignored yard tasks call us to pay attention to family and guest entertainment and to potential hazards. These tips should prepare you to check for and fix potential backyard ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Anything is possible: 124 of 171
The waterfall of history teaches a lesson we've only begun to explore our domain. Algae mats embedded in stone by the ton have centuries of learning we have yet to explain. . With dinosaurs prowling, growing from inches to feet as oxygen exceeded current levels, day by day changes make reality no cinch and our uncertainty ab... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Puddles: 91 of 123
Mikey ran up, his feet went stomp, water splashed clear to his waist, a grin spread over his dear freckled face. . Sara was timid, she held back a bit, but Tommy howled yes, and found sheer bliss, and pounced to his ankles in a clear water pool. . Jenny held tightly to Tommy's arm, a wicked smile peeking beneath curls. Sara ... More..
Computers & Technology > Computers & Technology (Other) The components of a robot: 6 of 8
Robots are a fascinating mixture of computer software and machinery designed to move and perform specific tasks. Robots range from minimal functionality to complex decision-making equipment designed to machine parts or even mimic a human being. The robot software can range from a single computer board to a complex mesh of ar... More..
Creative Writing > Songs Songs: Frozen: 40 of 53
Far in the winds of the howling north I search for a home, search for a soul. Far in the tundra where no creature roams I wrap up in furs, warm feet with some coal. . chorus: . A touch will revive me. A kiss will suffice. A hug will warm me. Don't leave me like ice. . A fool that loved me sent me away. His love hurt me, his ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A day at the beach: 152 of 201

Sunning and running we melt into the beach, coconut oil coats all of our skin complete, shouts from children whose feet got wet, kites hang overhead bobbing in fete roasting over coals, the hotdogs covered with sand, beer in can, safe in our hands, toes dug beneath the heat find the clams hair pulled back, to allow sun to bl... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Starving for attention: 108 of 133
Bottle of water in hand, sweats bagging at knees, three sizes large, to let heat trim me down. . Crunching a carrot oh, tastes so good, almost as good as my nacho cheese chips but sigh, no dip. . Hungry thoughts make me drool, I want to eat spinach, I want to be good, but the thought of an ice cream will defeat my plan to lo... More..
Sciences > Geology & Geophysics A beginner's guide to rock collecting: 9 of 11
Rock collecting can be an inexpensive past time or prepare you for a long term career as a jeweler. You can buy your stones or pick them up where you find them. You may find yourself travelling the globe to find something new or unusual or pick threw cabinets in rock stores. Whatever you do, you may find your love of a rock ... More..
Home & Garden > Gardening (Other) How to winterize your garden: 5 of 6
Winter time freezes and snows can cause damage to your hardy plants when young or if the low temperatures exceed winter norms and you didn't prepare your garden carefully. Also, winter can cause problems with water runoff from heavier rains or from melting snows. Although plants are the least expensive part of a garden (the ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Redecorating: 51 of 61
Paint cans and piled wall decals. Ladders leaned against the garbage pail. Drop cloth underfoot crinkling, Sweat always keeps me winking. . The saw is buzzing in the basement. I bend to wipe dust off the casement. The phone rings, the door knocks, I turn around and there goes the clock. . The beep beep of the mover's arrival... More..