Faith Goble
Faith Goble is a freelance writer, editor, and graphic artist whose written work has appeared in the Courier-Journal and other newspapers. She has read her commentaries and poetry on several NPR affiliates, and she co-edited the first issue of Gander Press Review. Faith's book of poetry, Elementa, was published by Loosey Goosey Press in 2008.
Faith's artwork and photographs have been used on websites all over the world. She recently started a graphic arts business; but in the past, she's worked as a tutor, teacher, jewelry salesperson, and real estate agent. Faith has been active in a number of environmental and educational causes in her spare time.
Faith is the mother of three grown children (whom she home-schooled), two dogs, and a cat (all of whom she rescued but has yet to school in any way).
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Faith's artwork and photographs have been used on websites all over the world. She recently started a graphic arts business; but in the past, she's worked as a tutor, teacher, jewelry salesperson, and real estate agent. Faith has been active in a number of environmental and educational causes in her spare time.
Faith is the mother of three grown children (whom she home-schooled), two dogs, and a cat (all of whom she rescued but has yet to school in any way).
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How Rising Gas Prices Will Change My LifeGas prices keep rising while many of our incomes keep falling. This article tells how increasing gasoline costs affect a lower-income artist and writer and the changes those escalating gas prices will bring.
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First Person: Budget Cuts That Don't Cut ItThere are plenty of ways to save, but some of those ways don't add up to anything but a waste of money.
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Ode to an Ex-HusbandMost divorced people have a particular spot in their hearts for an ex-spouse. This sonnet may warm the cockles of your heart the same way it did mine.
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Why We Love to Hate Rebecca BlackWith almost 80 million views on YouTube, Rebecca Black's song "Friday" has achieved internet infamy. Black has been ridiculed coast to coast and beyond. Why has Black's innocuous and highly forgettable song garnered so much negative attention?
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State of Misery: Why is Kentucky Unhappier Than the Rest of the Nation?We've got bluegrass, a blue moon immortalized by Bill Monroe, and Big Blue; now we've got a blue mood. This Kentuckian puts a personal face on the unhappy state of the state and examines a recent Gallup poll showing Kentucky is singing the blues. -
La Dolce Vita: How I Save Money While Savoring Life's Little LuxuriesLike many people, I have to make every dollar count. However, with a little ingenuity, I don't have to feel deprived. Here a few ways I treat myself and my guests, save money, and create healthy, delicious drinks that I can enjoy as often as I like. -
Inked and Loving It: Best Tattoo Parlors in Bowling Green, KentuckySkin is a demanding canvas, but some tattoo artists are true Picassos. You'll find them in little towns and big cities, and Bowling Green, Kentucky has a its share of masters of the art of the ink. -
How I Went Green and Downsized My Carbon Footprint in Ten Easy StepsHere's a short list of easy and rewarding ways to cut down on waste, save money, and live a more environmentally friendly life without making major changes. Who knew that being good could be so much fun!