Picture book author of VICTOR AND THE VROOM, content and press associate for @Friend_Bridge, parenting writer/editor, Indiana native raising kids in Colorado
SWHIP SWHAT SWHIP SWHAT SQUEAK, CRASH. Hackberry’s twisted trunk and spiny, shiny leaves hit the cold, hard earth. How would the Native Americans worship now? What would families use as a landmark? Where would teenagers go? Would anyone remember an old tree? #pbpitch#NF#HF
Please join me Aug. 13 10am at @SecondStarBooks Books, 1455 S. Pearl St., Denver, for storytime, a kids’ activity, and treats from Duffeyroll Café Bakery. Let’s celebrate our kids’ unique “engines” and learn a bit about #ADHD together. (I’m still learning too!)
When her daughter was diagnosed with dyslexia after a long struggle with reading, Lindsay Drakos said: "I learned something today. I learned that you have to trust your gut."
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@joannameyer1 The dance instructor Lydia (Debbie Allen) on “Fame.” Other than that, the adults on kind of bored me. I found the kid characters more inspiring and I liked when the show centered around them, like Rudy Huxtable, Blossom, Punky Brewster, Laura Ingalls, DJ Tanner.
SWHIP SWHAT SWHIP SWHAT SQUEAK, CRASH. Hackberry’s twisted trunk and spiny, shiny leaves hit the cold, hard earth. How would the Native Americans worship now? What would families use as a landmark? Where would teenagers go? Would anyone remember an old tree? #pbpitch#NF#HF
SWHIP SWHAT, SWHIP SWHAT, SQUEAK…CRASH. Hackberry’s twisted trunk and spiny, shiny leaves hit the cold, hard earth. How would the Native Americans worship now? What would families use as a landmark? Where would teenagers hang out? Would anyone remember an old tree? #pbpitch#NF