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About me

Trudi is a freelance writer living in New England and is a stay-at-home mother of 3 1/2 year old twins and a 9 year old. She has also managed to successfully raise 2 other children into adulthood.

She's been published in her hometown paper, Twins Magazine and she has authored well over 250 non-fiction informational and general instruction articles for a variety of on-line publications.

She is a 2007 graduate of LongRidge Writers Group of Redding Connecticut.

She writes on a vast array of subject matter.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

A clean concience

I know too much about ...

Poor choices

My parents always told me ...

Be honest, kind and understanding

My childhood ambition ...

To be A writer

My favorite memory ...

To many to list

Why I write ...

Self healing and hopefully helping others

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Books on writing/ wife swap/ my children

My first job ...

Babysitter

My best moment ...

Saving someones life

My inspiration ...

Christ Jesus and the beatitudes

Helium favorites

Titles

If I could change the world
Does admitting faults make you a weaker person?
Humor: A mother's salary
Why people struggle with honesty
Where do we get our personal values?
Helium writer autobiographies

Articles

How to write effective SEO copy by Saman Rashid
Tips for improving your Internet research skills and writing by Barbara Whitlock
What it takes to be a parent by Michael Bettencourt
Exploring the concept of free will by Louise Rusling
How to make an informative 911 phone call by Judith Slack
Understanding when to call 911 by Samantha L. Walton
The effects of pride by Megan Dickey

Featured article by Cyndi Li

Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenthood Parenting: There is no 12-step program

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A 12 step program would be a great parental tool. When you had one of those mornings where the kids are arguing, the doctor's office cancel an appointment you've been waiting 3 months for, and there's a mountain of dirty clothes mocking you from the laundry room, it would be nice to open your 12-Step Parenting Program booklet to help make it through the morning without pulling out what little hair you have left out of your head.

We can all agree there's no official program in existence, but if there were, I imagine the steps would look something like this.

STEP 1- We admitted we are power...

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