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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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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.Who shoul... More..
Education > College Courses & Majors Testimonies: The diary of an adult university student: 16 of 19
I started my Master's degree at City University when I was in my thirties and found it quite difficult to hold down more than one class per quarter while working full time. Later I enrolled in certificate programs through the University of Washington. My school programs became an exciting adventure into learning new ideas and... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A gentle touch: 172 of 198
I remember your big strong hand, wrapped around like mine,I held candy, you held me alongside..I remember how touching you hurt you,how I couldn't touch you gently enough..I remember how I gave you pink quartz,did you remember you laid some gently in my hand?.Now all I have is your deep brown eyes, watching,your big strong fi... More..
Computers & Technology > Hardware (Other) Spring cleaning tips for your PC: 7 of 8
Face it, when you spend hours a day at a computer that draws dust like a magnet, by spring they are a health hazard. When better than spring to take a close look at the needs of your computer? Although many times we consider our PCs inanimate objects that should be protected from things like cleaning supplies, a good cleaning... More..
Hobbies & Games > Kids Crafts How to make a pine cone bird feeder: 15 of 17
One of the most natural ways to feed birds and other wildlife is through the use of a pine cone feeder. Pine cones are the woody part of a plant created after the plant flowers. Pine cone seeds grow in layers from a center and are encased in a tough seed covering to protect it. Birds and other animals are used to finding food... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Expressions of love: 184 of 205
This is how I know you, this is how I love you.Laughter, love, that is what your teeth shine means,the emerald glitter of eyes turning your brows afire..The morning glow of sleep bleaching outand you fumble, your hair sticks up and flat-footedyou stumble upon routine, dressing and coffee..I can call for caress, call for towel... More..
Home & Garden > Gardening (Other) Tips for keeping an organized garden: 10 of 11
After fifteen years of maintaining nearly an acre of gardens, I've learned some lessons about how to keep my garden organized. By organized, I mean, keep the amount of work I do to maintain them to a minimum while at the same time having an eye-feast of year long blooms and color. I didn't do everything right to start with an... More..
Home & Garden > Landscaping Home improvement: Landscaping your property: 14 of 15
A landscaping home improvement project may cost home owners from $1000 and up. Regardless of project size, it pays to consult experts in the field. A landscape designer can ensure that the changes made to their property enhance its use, aesthetics, and maintainability.Many home owners find money spent on landscaping beneficia... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Ancient cities: 96 of 96
We've been so many places ancient and new,wavered at the head of the staircase of Machu Pichu,below lay the city, walls with tumbled roofs,and the breaks in the land shearing stone far below..Hand in hand we've climbed down to the ancient kiva,with meadowlark trilling high our accompanying diva,sniffed the ancient smoke stain... More..
Home & Garden > Perennials The best drought-resistant perennials: 13 of 13
Two areas of my yard receive 12 hours or more of sunlight in dry areas and areas that heat up. Under my big leaf maple trees, plants have to compete for any water. In my front yard, sidewalks, the driveway, and the front of my house intensify the heat from reflected sunlight. These areas naturally drain water away quickly. Th... More..