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Sherri is a freelance writer in southern Oregon. Educated in English and Creative Writing, she also has a love for British literature and Christian women's genre.

Married for over 28 years, she has three grown children and a beautiful granddaughter.

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Celebrations & Holidays > Christmas Christmas 2007: Gift ideas for gardeners: 1 of 29

While it may be winter and the ground covered with snow in some parts, be assured a dedicated gardener is already planning his crop and laying out his garden. Now's the time to think about what he's going to need to not only make the work easier, but enjoy the gardening experience more, allowing more time to enjoy the fruits...
Creative Writing > Memoirs Good-bye: True gardening stories relating to love, life and gardening: 9 of 257

Genevieve's backyard consisted of a cement patio that butted up to a garden filled with old-fashioned flowers. There were bird feeders overflowing with tasty bird treats and clay saucers filled with water, used for makeshift birdbaths. Yellow finches and juncos fluttered here and there, from tree to feeder and back again. It...
Celebrations & Holidays > Gift Advice Gift ideas for a writer: 1 of 18

Buying a gift for a writer can be a difficult task. After all, what do you buy someone who only needs a computer to accomplish their work? If you're looking for something useful, something practical and yet fun, something that encourages them to keep on keeping on, these suggestions should give you some great ideas for your ...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: The true meaning of Christmas: 3 of 41

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire... You better watch out, you better not cry... Jingle bells... The Annual Family Christmas Tree Outing... Silent night, holy night... Santa Claus... Rudolph and his clan... Sweet figgy pudding... Turkey and mashed potatoes... Caroling... The Christmas story told in various and assorted vers...
Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenthood How to build a lifelong relationship with your daughter-in-law: 2 of 22

It's a fairly common fact, that a man is drawn to women who often resemble (in character), his mother. He is often drawn to some of the same qualities that his mother possesses, whether he realizes it or not. It is also a common fact that the relationship between the woman who raised him and the woman he married is known for...
Parenting & Pregnancy > Parenting Tips The benefits of parenting advice from experienced mothers: 6 of 51

The baby's born. She cries incessantly and the third night in a row of being up hour on end, you join her in with your tears because you don't know what else to do. You've never been a mom before. New moms and dads can be at their wits end within moments because they don't know what to do with this precious little one they n...
Home & Garden > Home Interior Christmas 2007: Hottest home decor gift ideas: 1 of 8

If you're looking for the perfect gift for someone on your list and don't have any idea what to get them, you've got to check out the DayClock by DayClock. Often known as the 7 Day Clock, these unique clocks are not only one of a kind, but a perfect gift for your family, friends and business associates. The great thing about...
Home & Garden > Home Interior Create a sanctuary in your bedroom: 9 of 66

Sanctuary. A shelter for rest and peace, renewal and restoration. A quiet place you long to step into when you're tired and weary. Just the suggestion yields your mind to want to be there. You open your bedroom door and instead find a room a room filled with chaos. Your room reflects your life. Don't fret. With a few changes...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Don't feed the animals: 1 of 7

Mama said to me, "Don't feed the animals", she said they'd get silly and fat. But who else will feed them the good stuff? Somebody please - tell me that! So - I didn't do as I was told, I fed all the animals that we had and I'll tell you right now, I'll tell you the truth - Feeding the animals was very, very bad. I fed the h...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Daughter of the king: 1 of 6

Daughter of the King your soul exposed your thoughts laid bare could you have ever imagined to find love there there in a place where dirt and filth reside and shame clouds hang overhead in a place you long to die instead you live you breath in and out you find one day what love is all about you learn of a mighty King who se...