For ambitious professionals balancing work, relationships, and health, individual self-improvement can start to feel like a second job wit...

For ambitious professionals balancing work, relationships, and health, individual self-improvement can start to feel like a second job wit...

There they were! I’d spotted the dark shapes of the flying foxes hanging by their feet in the ironwood trees by Pago Pago Bay. I’m always amazed and thrill...

By guestblogger Scott Wade, an 8th Grade English teacher ...

Danny Choo is a guestblogger on Boing Boing. Danny resides in Tokyo, and blogs about life in Japan and Japanese subculture – he also works part time for the empire. Why is it that your relati…

By Avery Daniels Hello and thank you, Jeri, for inviting me on your blog. Writing a novel is challenging. Not only do you need a compelling plot that moves along, keeping the reader’s interest, but yo...

“Summer reading” comes with a lot of baggage.A lot of people never got out of associating it with a long list of literary drudgery that you have to do before school starts back up in the fall (read Do...

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Interview with Liz Flaherty, Pieces of Blue, re-release by Liz Flaherty

by Sheila Hansberger, Artist & AuthorWelcome Sheila Hansberger to the Window today. I'm sure you'll find her interview as interesting as I did! - Liz1.   What is your favorite thing about yourself? An...

I remember jumping up and down as Daddy tried to put my coat on over my Little Lulu pajamas. I grabbed my Mrs. Beasley doll and ran to the car. I was three and a half, and mama’s baby was coming. I wa...

Snow flurries were falling. As a little girl, I’d join the neighborhood kids bundled up, and we’d go sledding, have snowball fights, and build snowmen. We’d be outside until dark, freezing before giving in to go home. My mom purchased more winter garments in one winter than kids today get. Snow pants, a scarf, a sock hat with a pom-pom. Now they don’t own those things or care about snow or even know what a true “snow day” is since school closes at the mention of SNOW.I wanted to declare a “snow