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    Things I LOVE:

    - writing for children and teens
    - reading, reading, reading
    - animals of all kinds
    - painting nebulas, planets and stars (I'm an artist, and I love deep space!)
    - graphic design, designing logos especially
    - sharing lots of laughter with friends and family
    - singer-songwriting; opens mics are hotbeds for inspiration
    - lemonade and sushi! (I'm not a vegetarian, but I sure do love my veggies!)
    - the incredible network of children's writers and illustrators here
    - my daughter Eden, who is the brilliant light of my life

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    May 1st is "SPACE DAY" - Look to the skies tonight!
    May 1, 2009 at 8:23 AM
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    Hi! I'm interested in linking up with the Children's Writers & Illustrators group - which I was referred to by a contact. THANKS!
    March 7, 2009 at 3:55 PM

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    Robin wrote at 3:52 PM on Mar. 7 , 2009

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    Hi! Welcome to CafeMom!
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