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Author Archives: Catherine Hedge
Book Release: A Carpathian Folk Song: Freedom, Love, Gold
By Catherine Hedge If I could twist time, I would love to spend an afternoon with Kati Tarnay. I really like her, although we’ve never met. I can imagine her dark eyes flashing in her heart-shaped pixie face. Katie would … Continue reading
Words of Wonder
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One of the greatest pleasures in life is watching someone begin to read and enjoy words. It happens so fast, like magic. Back in November, my grandson was accomplished with his name, a few…
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Words of Wonder
Words of Wonder.
Posted in parenting, Slice of life, Teaching, Writing
Tagged child-raising, childhood games
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Words of Wonder
One of the greatest pleasures in life is watching someone begin to read and enjoy words. It happens so fast, like magic. Back in November, my grandson was accomplished with his name, a few phrases, and lots of words on … Continue reading
Getting Serious!
Getting Serious!.
Posted in Humor, Inspiration, inspiration, Slice of life, Writing
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Getting Serious!
By Catherine Hedge When I was a kid, I used to daydream about being a storyteller. It’s in my Irish blood. My great uncles could take a two minute event and stretch it to at least a half hour, especially … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Leonard Bishop, Nostalgia, Writing, Writing Process
Tagged Bill Borel, Catherine Hedge, Charlene Newcomb, Dare To Be A Great Writer, Donna Gillespie, good writing critiques, Joseph F. Hedge, Leonard Bishop, Marie Hampton, Marie Loughin, Raji Singh, writing group, writing instructors
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My Father’s Mud Bowl
My Father’s Mud Bowl.
My Father’s Mud Bowl
By Joseph Hedge C. Hedge: Last week, I handed my grandson one of those “Buy One Get One Free” coupon cards. I told him he could pick whatever he wanted. With great joy, He decided “Bowling!” His glee is hereditary, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Humor, Nostalgia, Slice of life
Tagged bad road adventures, bowling, Fort Jessup, Joseph Hedge, Louisiana, Mary Hedge
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