Through a bit of internet research I stumbled upon an article detailing the story of one amazing your girl. Her name is Sydney Martin and she was diagnosed with a rare disease called Langerhans cell histiocytosis. Instead of giving into the depression she was feeling, she began making beautiful necklaces. Syd Rocks can be purchased for $15 and the money goes Langerhans cell histiocytosis research. I look forward to learning more about Sydney. In the meantime, I recommend checking out her necklaces.

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With her fingers and toes crossed, children's author, Teresa Nordheim sits at the computer hoping Friday the 13th will bring her the luck she needs to snag an agent. She just received a request for a full manuscript. Now we just need to hope the story sells as well as the query letter.

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Nadia Elena Comaneci an article highlighting the great successes of this gymnast who changed the World with perfect 10's and continues to encourage young girls. I was lucky enough to obtain the use of photos from Nadia's personal collection. Can't wait to see how it all turns out! Hopscotch for Girls April 2011

I've reformatted this book to reduce the cost to you. Sells for $10 with around $4.10 media mail shipping. That is less then $15 for over 180 recipes! Make a great gift! Your mother would love it! You'd love it! Tell your friends!



BITE OF WASHINGTON

Take a bite out of Washington the next time you visit. Visitors immerse themselves into local foods and culture specific to an area and often want to take home more information. Washington State works its way into people’s hearts and kitchens with its diverse and interesting dishes offered at local food festivals. Bite of Washington is the working title for my fourteen chapter travel guide and cookbook. Each chapter will feature one month, five food festivals, and fifteen recipes. Words and photos describe each local festival. Basic event information will be listed and followed with recipes reflecting the event. Local, professional chefs, friends, family, local businesses, and myself, have donated recipes to this collection. This makes it possible for tourists to replicate what they loved during their visit.

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Amazing Mazes of Maize will be appearing in the May/June 2008 issue of Fun for Kids Magazine. Don't miss this exciting article detailing the fun mazes created out of maize (corn) and experience first hand traveling through maze making from start to finish.