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I'm an artist. Shown in my avatar is one of my mini sculptures, in the palm of a hand. I have knowledge & interest in animals & art, a degree in animal behavior & have worked with animals all my life. I aim to correct misconceptions, provide better places to look for info, & help homeless pets. Besides dogs and cats, did you know you can adopt small pets, birds, and more? I also publish poetry, product reviews, photos, & piano music.

Hobbies include observing wild life, learning about edible wild plants, organic gardening with native plants, and finding new ways to save money and endangered species with eco-friendly, green living like recycling, re-using, and cleaning with vinegar. Go green, save green :)
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  • A Belated Poem for Cinco De Mayo
    Here is a poem for Cinco de Mayo. Or is it Cinco de Mayo? How do you celebrate this Holiday?
  • Easy, Creative Ways to Use Tofu
    Plain tofu can be bland and flavorless by itself. Wait! Don't give up on this zero cholesterol, low fat protein block. Think of it more like flour you can use to help cholesterol levels. Intrigued? Here are some easy, creative ways to use tofu.
  • Ways to Make Stuffed Peppers Healthier and for Less Money
    Stuffed peppers can be a healthy meal or a side dish that is both low cost and low calorie. Here are some ideas for ways to make them plus an alternate method for cooking them. Read some ways to make stuffed peppers healthier and for less money.
  • Titanic Acrostic Poem and Facts
    Here is a Titanic Acrostic and some quick facts also in poem form. Learn in creative writing form, where did the ship crash? Where did it leave from and where was it going? How many people died? When did it happen?
  • Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center Museum Satellite Sways
    Satellite hanging in Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center sways, rotating back and forth. Space Shuttle Enterprise was here. Space Shuttle Discovery flew the East coast to take its place. This is a backup to Explorer 12 which mapped magnetic fields. Video by nfd.
  • A Poem Without Rhyme for National Poetry Month
    April is National Poetry Month did you know? So, to celebrate I thought I'd create, a poem without rhyme...and came up with this. There's always next time! You can find many great poets on associated content / Yahoo! Voices. Enjoy reading :)
  • How to Get More for Your Money at Six Flags America: Discount Tickets, Free Drinks, and More
    This popular park has a water park with wave pool, as well as a variety of rides including six different roller coasters. Here's how to get more for your money at Six Flags America, including big ticket savings without coupons and how to get free drinks.
  • Listen to "Silent Night" Piano Cover Version, a Peaceful, Lullaby Instrumental with Video of an Eclipse
    Here is a peaceful, lullaby instrumental piano cover version of "Silent Night" or "Silent Night, Holy Night" or "Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht". Learn song history in a relaxing video and the composers of the original German lyrics and the English.
  • Tips for Buying an Aquarium Water Heater for Your Fish Tank
    Did your aquarium water heater break? Are you setting up a fish tank for the first time? The purchase of an electrical device that is going into water deserves special consideration. Here are some tips for buying an aquarium water heater.
  • Why Are Birds Available for Adoption?
    Many people know that many dogs and cats are in need of adoption. Fewer people know that birds can be adopted too. What are the reasons why birds come up for adoption and are in need of new homes? Also included are tips to help current bird owners.
  • Tim Tebow's Prayer
    Do you wonder what Tim Tebow prays for when he takes a knee?
  • Hunger Games: Movie or Book Acrostic Poem
    Here is an a acrostic poem written for the Hunger Games movie. It can also apply to the book series. Did you read the books? Will you see the film?
  • Do You Play a Lottery?
    Do you play any type of lottery? Find out here!
  • Review of Roller Coasters at Six Flags America
    One summer day the family visited Six Flags America. After riding five in one day, here's my review of roller coasters at Six Flags America. Which is your favorite? Which one feels like flying? Is The Mind Eraser really that painful?
  • Washington Cherry Blossoms: Do They Produce Fruit?
    Ever wonder if Washington Cherry Blossoms produce edible fruit? Or where you can buy cherries produced by DC's famous trees? Read fun facts and a Haiku to celebrate the 100th anniversary of this gift of trees from Japan. Maraschino Cherry Trees...
  • Listen to Auld Lang Syne Piano Cover Version
    Here's an instrumental piano chords cover version of "Auld Lang Syne", a traditional Scottish folk song covered by Jimi Hendrix, Billy Joel, Elvis Presley, Prince, U2, & Mariah Carey. Read song history & lyrics. Video & Pictures by needle felted dogs
  • Food Product Review: Trader Joe's Pumpkin Ice Cream
    Pumpkin is a great dessert vegetable so when I saw the seasonally available Pumpkin flavored Ice Cream at the store, I decided to try it. Here's my review of Trader Joe's store brand Pumpkin Ice Cream.
  • Listen to "Jesus Loves Me" Piano Cover Version
    Listen to "Jesus Loves Me" Piano Cover Version, a song request dedicated to AC/Y! CP Verna Hendrickson. Includes song history & lyrics. Learn who wrote words & music to a popular song for children & adults. Video & Pictures by needle felted dogs
  • Listen to Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming Piano Cover Version with Lyrics
    Listen to a piano cover version of the traditional Christmas Carol song Es ist ein Ros entsprungen, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, or A Spotless Rose, about a metaphoric rose with religious theme. Lyrics on screen. Video and Pictures by needle felted dogs
  • Questions About the UARS Satellite, Its Fall to Earth, and the Issue of Space Debris
    Friday 9/23/10, the 6 ton UARS Satellite is expected to fall to Earth. What time? Want to see it? Who is responsible for injuries or property damage caused by falling debris? Where is the best place to have questions about the UARS Satellite answered?
  • Katrina ( Hurricane Katrina Poem )
    Pre 8/29/2005 Katrina was just a pretty name for a girl. After Hurricane Katrina, it became a potent reminder for damage that was done. So what is one to do with a name synonymous with a Hurricane? For the people of New Orleans... a poem.
  • Nonsense Poem About Cam Newton, Obama, John Boehner, Macbook, and Brett Farve
    Testing....testing... a poem? For fun. Odd mix of subjects? Or something else? Read it and see.
  • Hurricane Season: Money Saving Tips when Preparing for a Tropical Storm or Hurricane in the DC Metro Area
    If it's hurricane season, read how we prepared for Hurricane Irene in the DC Metro Area and how the area was affected by the storm. Read some money saving tips and a smart way to fill your fridge and freezer when the power may go out.
  • Left Out...A Riddle Haiku
    Can it be true? A requirement for third party participation? Can you understand this riddle? Does it make sense to you? A Haiku poem.
  • What Did the Eastcoast Earthquake Feel like from the DC Metro Area?
    On Tues., August 23, 2011 an earthquake was felt in most of the Eastcoast area of the USA, a rare event. What did the quake, that cracked the Washington Monument and broke a few chimneys feel like? Read here. What common experiences can it be compared to?
  • Mixed Messages Sent with Bad Weather Warnings
    Have you even noticed how some reporters send mixed messages with bad weather reporting? Hmmm....
  • Four Big Reasons Using Human Actors and CGI Instead of Real Chimpanzees in Rise of the Planet of the Apes Makes Sense
    Regardless of where you stand on the use of animal actors, here are four big reasons using Human actors and CGI instead of real Chimpanzees in Rise of the Planet of the Apes makes sense. No spoilers.
  • Is the Sun Alive?
    Recent solar flares and events of that day had lead President Barack Obama to scrap the idea of sending astronauts into space to land on an asteroid as even scientists began to question: Is the sun alive?
  • Things You Should Know About Animal Shelters when Trying to Find a Lost Dog, Cat, or Other Animal
    What one thing should you do when your pet is lost? Is checking Animal Shelter website pictures reliable? Are pics of some pets not posted online? Read this to help find a lost dog, cat, or other animal.
  • Turn Lead into Gold
    How do you turn lead into gold? Alchemy? Get a paying job as a tour guide? Or...
  • Haiku for the End of the World and a Poem
    Some believe the end of the world is May 21st, this weekend. How will it happen? What would you do if it was your last day? Here's what I did. With poem & haiku, read some sayings about last days on Earth.
  • Scratch and Sniff Poem
    A poetry exercise in image-less imagination: a Scratch and Sniff Poem, can you smell it? Free verse Haiku beginning, plus one extra line.
  • Zombie Prom: For Zombie Awareness Month
    Ellie was looking forward to her High School Prom. She was going with Freddie, the school zombie. Today she was picking out a dress to go with the unusual theme the school had chosen. What was it, and what did it have to do with Freddie?
  • Memorial Day Poem
    Some Holidays are happy times to celebrate and share cake with your friends, others are for remembering and / or giving thanks. Memorial Day and Veterans' Day are like that. What does Memorial Day mean to you? Here is a Holiday poem for Memorial Day.
  • Free or Low Cost Gift Ideas for Mother's Day or Father's Day
    Here are some great free or low cost ideas for a parent's special day. There are many things you can do that don't cost much. These suggestions work great for mothers, fathers, and birthdays too and even very young kids can help give these unique gifts.
  • Royal Wedding Highlights Haiku
    Who's staying up to watch the Royal Wedding on TV? Who's already up? Coverage starts 4AM East Coast. Here's a Royal Wedding Highlights Haiku poem about the ceremony Friday April 29, 2011.
  • Why NBC's "The Voice" Is a Good Idea and What Could Make a Show More Interesting
    Part of the concept of "The Voice" on NBC is that the contestants audition for judges who have their backs turned to them. Here's my opinion of why NBC's "The Voice" is a good idea and what could make a show more interesting.
  • Hooray for Terrible Poetry: Sonnet for Associated Content!
    Here's my first attempt at a Shakespearean Sonnet. Following the rules for rhyme scheme and iambic pentameter, I wrote a poem about the contest for National Poetry Month. Enjoy my silly poem and good luck to all who entered :)
  • A Poem Without Rhyme
    April is National Poetry Month did you know? So, to celebrate I thought I'd create, a poem without rhyme...and came up with this. There's always next time! Enjoy reading :)
  • Ode to a Broom
    A handmade natural fiber broom with wooden handle was purchased at a Farmer's Market Fair. Easy to use, brooms requires no electricity & can be used over&over. I challenged myself to write about a simple, helpful, cleaning tool for National Poetry Month.
  • Easter Bunny Haiku Poem
    Want to make your Holiday of Easter extra sweet? Learn some facts about bunnies in this fun Easter Bunny Haiku Poem.
  • 2 Recipes for Homemade, All Natural, Zero Calorie Soda Drinks
    Did you know you can make all natural zero calorie soda drinks at home with just a few ingredients? It's easy and can save a lot of money. Also included is a recipe for a practically free alternative to carbonated soda. Learn how to make two flavors.
  • Ways to Make Pizza Healthy
    Pizza doesn't have to be junk food. Here are ways to reduce calories of the popular food, whether ordering out or making it at home. Pizza can be healthy, and still delicious. Plus, learn which extra topping some restaurants may add for free.
  • Craft Idea for Kids: Make a Recycled Material Bee
    Kids can learn how to make a bee sculpture by re-using materials and following these easy instructions. Parents can use this craft as a fun way learn about the importance of bees as pollinators, sting allergies, and making art from recycled items.
  • The Magic Hearing Aids
    Jack had just ordered a new pair of Costco Hearing Aids. He had talked about the purchase with his friend Bernard who had recommended them and was hoping it would be easier for arthritic hands to change the batteries. What suprising feature did they have?
  • Your County's Curbside Recycling List of Acceptable Items
    What can be recycled? Do you know your county's curbside recycling's list of acceptable items? Or how to participate in the program? Here's fun mnemonic device to help you remember all the things you can recycle.
  • Recipe : Easy Vegan Pumpkin Ice Cream Sundae
    April 3, 2011 was the 119th Anniversary of the 1st documented Ice Cream Sundae. Adding fruit to the dessert is a flavorful way to reduce calorie intake without eating less. Have you ever thought about adding vegetables? Try this easy recipe.
  • 2011 so Far
    What are some of the things that happened in 2011 so far? Here's a list of events in the news from this year so far including memorable human interest, entertainment news and more. We're only 3 months in.
  • Salad Recipe Idea Using Raisins Instead of Cranberries
    Have you wanted to make a salad with cranberries but didn't have any? Did you wonder if raisins would work instead? What vegetables would you use? What kind of dressing should you pick for this salad? In this associated content article, here's an idea.
  • Early Spring Snow
    Depending on where you live, sometimes it snows in Spring or even snows in Summer. Here's a short statement about an early spring snow in haiku form. Enjoy poetry about weather.
  • April Fool's Poem
    Here's an April Fool's Poem for April Fools Day. The classic jokes are mentioned along with suggestions for new April Fools Day ideas in poetry form including a tiny tongue twister.
  • Review of Rebecca Black - Friday (OFFICIAL VIDEO), is it Good?
    I finally gave in and had a listen to Rebecca Black - Friday (OFFICIAL VIDEO). Some like it, some hate it, millions watched it. What did I think of the song? What small improvement could make a popular video well liked by more people? Check it out here.
  • Peace Rock Doves: Birds in Flight
    Photos of Doves in flight: Captured in this picture are Pigeons in flight. Also known as Rock Doves, these birds originally came from Eurasia. Birds do more than send out tweets, Here they appear to spell out "PeAce" as they fly through the sky.
  • Another Chance to See the Supermoon Event
    Did you miss out on seeing the Supermoon or super moon on it's brightest day (night)? Not me. If you missed it, here's a second chance to catch a glimpse along with some facts about the Supermoon.
  • White Bell Flowers for the Garden
    Some flowers have a musical instrument as part of their name. Others are shaped like one. How many can you think of?
  • March Madness Haiku
    Do you get caught up in March Madness and bet on sports? Pick the wrong basketball teams and you could be the fool next month. Here's a basketball poem haiku for March Madness.
  • Blueberry Muffin Top Cookies Recipe
    Here's a recipe for soft baked cake like cookies that remind me of muffin tops. They're made with whole grains including whole wheat flour and oatmeal. They're also vegan, easy to make, and delicious. No muffin tin or papers needed.
  • Popular Irish Songs Not About Drinking
    Here are some popular Irish songs not about drinking. Can you guess what they are? Hint: They were all used in an episode of "The Simpsons" TV show which started with a St. Patrick's Day theme. You can listen to them too.
  • A Poem for Saint Patrick's Day and the Beginning of Spring
    Saint Patrick's Day poem and a poetry reminder that the season of Spring is coming. Enjoy this poem about St. Patrick's Day.
  • Low Cost, Low Calorie, Healthy Recipe for Eggplant Parmesan
    Here is a low cost, low calorie, recipe for unbreaded Eggplant Parmesan that's super easy, healthy, delicious and about $1 a serving! Four ingredients. Vegan options included.
  • Recipe for Samoas Similar Chocolate Coconut Cookies
    Did you miss out on Girl Scout Cookie season? Are you hungry for Samoas when it's not Girl Scout Cookie time? Here is an easy recipe for Chocolate Coconut Cookies, similar to Samoas, vegan options included using whole wheat flour.
  • Food Product Review: Amy's Tom Kha Phak Thai Coconut Soup
    Would you like to try Thai cuisine? Amy's Kitchen brand of vegetarian foods offers an organic, Kosher, cholesterol free, gluten free, Tom Kha soup. This associated content article is my review of Amy's Tom Kha Phak Thai Coconut Soup.
  • Food Product Review: Trader Joe's Soy Creamy Cherry Chocolate Chip
    After trying Trader Joe's Soy Creamy Mango Vanilla I tried another flavor of cholesterol free, dairy free soy milk dessert that the store brand offered, Cherry Chocolate Chip. The frozen desert combines cherry and chocolate with organic ingredients.
  • The Skydiver's Helmet Haiku
    Why is the skydiver's helmet important? If you've ever wondered "why does a skydiver wear a helmet" here is a simple explanation to the question. Think there's no other worries other than "what if your parachute fails"? Think again.
  • Chinese New Year Animals Poem
    Do you know all the Chinese New Year Animals? Here's a fun way to help you remember with a mnemonic device for each Chinese New Year Animal in poetry form.
  • Recipe : Mushroom Salad Recipe for Gyoza Sauce
    Gyoza Sauce tastes good on many things. I like it as a salad dressing and as a veggie burger sauce. I've also like it on mushrooms. Here is a healthy, easy to make salad to make with Gyoza Sauce.
  • Review: Are You Watching "An Idiot Abroad" with Karl Pilkington?
    I generally don't watch reality shows but I do occasionally watch the Travel Channel. I guess that's why I've found myself watching "An Idiot Abroad" on Discovery Science channel, along with over 12 million others.
  • Three Easy to Make Recipes for Fruit and Vegetable Milkshakes
    Have you ever had a milkshake that combined the taste of fruit and vegetables? Here are three options to try with these recipes for easy to make fruit and vegetable milkshakes that are fast and easy to make. Vegan options included and kids can help.
  • A Travel Guide to Egypt
    I wrote this a while ago about inspired by things to see on a trip to Egypt including the only 1 of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World still standing. Want to visit Egypt to see Pyramids & Sphinx? Read about a trip to Egypt in my creative travel guide.
  • A Poem About Icicles
    Interestingly, icicles can add a magical touch to an otherwise not out of the ordinary urban city or suburb. Here is a poetic look at the formation of icicles, icicles poetry.
  • How to Predict the Weather
    Here's how to predict the weather, at least as reliably as one famous weather forecaster who seems to do little more than take a look out the window. Take a look in the sky, is it sunny today? Or do you see clouds?
  • Natural Cold Remedies: Foods to Eat when You Have a Cold
    There are many alternatives to choose from besides chicken soup if you are sick. Here is a list of options for foods to eat when you have a cold or the flu, all vegetarian, even including some candy that may help relieve symptoms.
  • How to Lose Weight Eating Burgers, Hot Dogs, and Other Sandwiches
    You don't have to be hungry to loose weight. You don't have to go without bread either. This associated content article suggests easy ways to reduce calories and lose weight eating burgers, hot dogs, and other sandwiches.
  • Best Special Effects Scenes in the Movie "Inception"
    The movie "Inception" had some great special effects. As most of the movie was spent inside someone's dream, anything could happen. What were some of the best scenes? May contain spoilers.
  • How to Make a Keyboard Protector that Fits Any Computer
    I found some keyboard protectors for Macbooks and a few generic covers online. I was unsure if they'd fit my computer so I decided to make my own. Here's how to make a keyboard protector that's practically free.
  • Food Product Review: Trader Joe's Reduced Carb Whole Wheat Flour Tortillas
    While shopping at Trader Joe's, I picked out something from their Joe's Lows product line. This associated content article is my review of Trader Joe's Reduced Carb Whole Wheat Flour Tortillas. They're also vegan.
  • What is a Native Plant and Why Plant Natives?
    Native plant gardening can be an Earth friendly way to save money and work on gardening while adding natural beauty to your yard. But wait! Before you start designing your garden, there's a few things you should know.
  • Food Product Review: Amy's Garden Vegetable Lasagna
    Amy's offers a number of organic vegetarian lasagnas and I've tried a few. This associated content article is my review of Amy's Garden Vegetable Lasagna. This one's gluten free.
  • Fun Facts About Frogs and Toads: Interesting Life Cycles of Frogs and Toads
    Remember learning the lifecycle of frogs and toads? Do you know which emerge from the parents' bodies as froglets or young toads? Are these births viviparous birth (live birth) or oviparous birth (laying eggs)? Read these lnteresting life cycles.
  • How to Wick Water a Large Plant or Hanging Basket
    You might think using a water reservoir to with a large plant would make it top heavy, and you'd probably be right. Using a water reservoir for a hanging basket doesn't sound like a good idea either. Here's how to wick water these houseplants.
  • The Advantages of Adopting an Adult or Older Dog
    Older and adult dogs often have a harder time of finding a new home compared to young puppies at the animal shelter. Did you know that there are many advantages to adopting an adult or older dog? Here in this associated content article are some of them.
  • Ideas for Using Vegetables in Cookies
    Remember the Sesame Street music video where Cookie Monster sang about "Healthy Foods"? Here are some creative vegetable ideas other cookies lovers might like and which cookies to use them in.
  • Watching Spacecrafts at Night: The Best Viewing Times for the International Space Station
    Sometimes late at night, I like to stare up at the sky and look for spaceships, and I've seen them a few times. That's right, here's where to find the best viewing times to see spacecrafts and how to recognize them so you can see them too.
  • Food Product Review: How Do Tofurky Deli Slices Hickory Smoked Compare to Tofurky Oven Roasted Flavor?
    I tried Tofurky Deli Slices Hickory Smoked and Tofurky Oven Roasted Flavor. What's the difference between these two vegan sandwich meat alternatives? How do they compare in taste? Read my associated content comparison.
  • Restaurants to Get Vegetarian Sushi in the DC Metro Area
    There are a number of restaurants in the DC metro area to get sushi. Vegetarian sushi is harder to find. I visited local restaurants serving Asian cuisine and checked their menus. Here are restaurants to get vegetarian sushi in the DC metro area.
  • Fun Facts About Animals: Mammals with Color Changing Fur
    Chameleons and cuttlefish aren't the only animals to change color. Here are some fun facts about animals with color changing fur and why or when it changes. Can you think of any?
  • Tips for Comparing Veggie Burgers: What to Look for in a Good Veggie Burger
    People go for a veggie burger over a meat burger for different reasons. There's a wide variety to choose from. Here are some tips for picking the best brand and tips for making your own homemade veggie burgers. Which is the best?
  • How to Improve the Taste of Bad Coffee
    Have you ever brewed some bad coffee? Don't throw the beans away, you may be able to fix their flavor. Here's ideas how to improve the taste of bad coffee.
  • My Favorite Poets: A Poem
    My Favorite Poets, here is a list of favorite poets, at least some of mine, in poetry form. Who are your favorite poets? What are your favorite poems written by the authors?
  • An Insincere Valentine's Day Poem with Limerick Response
    Have you ever received a belated Valentine's Day gift, like in July? Or an insincere Valentine card because 'if you give one out everyone has to get one'? Here's a humorous poem with limerick response with a message that's a little serious.
  • Part Two of My Personal Experience Learning How to Fix a Vacuum Cleaner: How to Fix a Vacuum's Brush Roll
    Here's part two of DIY vacuum fixing tips using my personal experience and what I learned fixing my Hoover Upright vacuum. These tips can help fix a vacuum cleaner's brush roll.
  • Review: Getting a Flu Vaccination at CVS MinuteClinic
    CVS offers Flu Shots at their MinuteClinic. What's it like to get the Flu Vaccination at CVS? Do they take health insurance? Is it free & do you need an appointment? Here's my personal experience getting a Flu vaccination at CVS.
  • What's the Difference Between a Mastodon and a Mammoth?
    Can you tell the difference between a mastodon and a mammoth? With these facts, learn how to distinguish these two animals and find out which group the Sesame Street Muppet Mr. Snuffleupagus belongs to.
  • An Eastcoast Snowstorm
    We got a lot of snow last winter and in February 2006. Here are some pictures of an Eastcoast snowstorm.
  • Guns for Roses
    This town tried a guns for roses program where firearms where traded in for flowers, why couldn't they get it to work?
  • The Magic Forest
    The Magic Forest is a poem inspired by hotblack's photo, as seen paired with the poem. Enjoy this photo inspired, Magic Forest poetry.
  • Healthier Snack Options for Popcorn and Chips
    Microwave popcorn and chips are two popular snacks that can be unhealthy. That doesn't mean you have to cut them out of your diet. Here are tasty ways to make them healthier that may save you money while reducing calorie intake.
  • The Bed Monster
    Do you have monsters under your bed? Do you know how to get rid of them? Here's a short story poem about a new monster... that's fun to read with kids.
  • Punctuation for Dummy's: When to Use an Apostrophy?
    Are you confused where to put an apostrophy? Here's a poem to help you remember, or just some bad advice. When do you use an apostrophe? A dummy's guide to punctuation for dummies.
  • Slideshow: Where are the faces of the moon? Here's 10
    Have you ever looked at the moon and seen a face or wondered where the face of the moon is? Where you see it depends how you look at it. Here are some pictures showing 10 examples where you can see the moon faces, a fun series of pics for adults and kids.
  • The Frozen Rose Poem
    The Frozen Rose is a poem inspired by a photo of an icy, spiky, frost covered rose. Ostephy photographed the frosted flower and I wrote the poem. Rose poetry.
  • SNOWFLAKE Acrostic
    SNOWFLAKE Acrostic describing how weather changes and remnants of fall become hidden as each snowflake drops to the Earth to blanket the ground in a cover of freshly fallen snow. One word per letter in this acrostic poetry. A poem about snowflakes.
  • Reviews of Three More Smartphone Apps I Wish They Made but Probably Won't
    Is there an app for everything? Probably not, and there likely won't be. Here's a review of three more smartphone apps they probably don't make, or do they?
  • How to Cook Veggie Dogs for Best Flavor and Texture
    Do your vegetarian hot dogs seem lacking in flavor? Is their texture unappealing? How you cook veggie dogs greatly affects flavor and texture. Here are ways to cook the meat alternatives and how it affects flavor and texture. Which is the best?
  • Tips for Picking Scents for a Holiday Party
    How do you pick scents for a Holiday party? Whichever Holiday you're celebrating at whatever time of the year, you can make your Holiday party special with scents. Learn how to pick the right scents for your Holiday celebration.
  • How to Fix a Vacuum Cleaner: How to Improve a Vacuum's Suction
    Do you really need to replace that vacuum or take it to the shop? Here are some tips on how to fix a vacuum using my experience fixing a Hoover Upright vacuum. These tips may help you fix your vacuum cleaner.
  • Recap of the Lunar Solstice Eclipse as Viewed from the East Coast of the USA
    Last time I saw a lunar eclipse I just watched. This time I took pictures using a special method without expensive photography equipment. Here's a recap of the event as viewed from the East coast of the USA from the DC Metro Area.
  • Food Product Review: Tofurky Roast and Gravy and My Favorite Basting Option
    Thanksgiving Tofurky Roast and Gravy offers a quick, convenient cooking option for Thanksgiving dinner compared to traditional Turkey and is cholesterol free. Here is my ac review and favorite Tofurky basting option.
  • Reviews of Three IPhone Apps I Wish They Made but Probably Can't, or Won't
    You know the saying "there's an app for that", but is there? For everything? Probably not, and there probably won't be. I'm not familiar with all the apps out there but they probably don't make these, or do they?
  • Taking Better Photographs of the Moon Without Special Equipment
    If you've ever tried photographing the moon, you know it can be hard to take good pictures. Here's a cheap way to take good photographs of the moon without special equipment.
  • Fun Facts About Animals: Three Common Sayings About Animals that Aren't True
    Is there any truth to the saying you can't teach an old dog new tricks? Would a bull in a china shop really be as disastrous as it sounds? Are bats blind? Read about these idioms and discover the facts about some common sayings about animals.
  • Why Wait 'till New Year's?
    Many people make New Year's resolutions, and many people break them. Some people don't make them because they'll know they'll be broken. I've often thought, why wait 'till New Year's? Who knows what lies in the future for 2012 or 2013?
  • Food Product Review: Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch
    Quaker Oats brand Cap'n Crunch is also available as Cap'n Crunch's Crunch Berries, Cap'n Crunch's Oops! All Berries, Peanut Butter Crunch, and the limited edition Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch. Here's my review of Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch cereal.
  • Rose Pictures and Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming Lyrics
    Rose pictures & song: Pictures of wild roses and double roses. Check out "Listen to Lo, how a rose e'er blooming Piano Cover Version" and listen to the song while you look at pictures of colorful wild single roses and domestic double roses.
  • Recipe : Delicious Salad Recipe for Ken's Fat Free Raspberry Pecan Dressing
    Here is a Delicious Salad Recipe for Ken's Fat Free Raspberry Pecan Dressing that's healthy and easy to make. This ac recipe gives ingredients for one serving. Make as much salad as you want and kids can help.
  • Organic Coffee Product Review: Peace Coffee Guatemalan Decaf Coffee
    Some decaf coffees are weak in flavor. If you're looking for a good decaf coffee here's an Organic, Shade-Grown, Fair Trade drink to try. This associated content article is my review of Peace Coffee Guatemalan Decaf Coffee.
  • Tongue Twister Poem: The Problem with Fun Facts
    I have written a few fun facts animal articles, and have fact checked my facts. Not everyone does. Have you noticed? Here's a fun facts poem. Fun fact poetry that's a little bit of a (g-rated) f word tongue twister poem.
  • Phill & Buster: A Filibuster Poem
    Learn how to define filibuster. Then read a fun filibuster poem.
  • Using MorgueFile.Com Images on Associated Content from Yahoo! to Get More PVs and Answers to Common Image Questions
    According to AC's guidelines, MorgueFile.com is one of the few website sources Associated Content users can use images from. Here's how to earn more page views with these images and answers to common image questions.
  • Box of Quaker Oats brand Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch Cereal 2010
    Pictures of a box of the seasonally available Quaker Oats brand Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch Cereal purchased in October 2010.
  • Recipe : No Cook Candied Orange Peels
    Here's a fun and easy recipe for candied orange peels that doesn't require cooking. Kids can help with this fun, easy to make recipe. This associated content article recipe for candied orange peels features easy clean up.
  • Confused About when to Use Happy Holidays and when to Use Merry Christmas or Another Specific Holiday Greeting
    Confused about when to use Happy Holidays and when to use Merry Christmas or another specific Holiday greeting? Concerned when someone uses one type of greeting instead of another? Read this associated content article.
  • Rain: A Poem About Rain
    It's raining today, so I wrote a poem about rain with double meaning. It gets better. Sometimes rain is a nice change to a bright sunny day and we can't live without the water provided by rain. Do you like rain? Poetry for rainy weather.
  • Food product review: Tofurky Deli Slices Oven Roasted Flavor
    Tofurky Deli Slices are a zero cholesterol alternative to turkey meat for sandwiches. While the name Tofurky comes from the combination of tofu and turkey, don't think Tofurky tastes like tofu. Read my associated content review of Tofurky Deli Slices.
  • CHOCOLATE Acrostic
    An acrostic poem about Chocolate, specifically a box of the best flavored chocolates, fruit flavored chocolates. Enjoy taking in this one word per letter acrostic poem about consuming a box of chocolates. Candy acrostic poetry.
  • The Tooth Fairy Poem
    The Tooth Fairy Poem: a funny poem to be read out loud with kids when they loose their teeth. Remember how you talked when you lost your teeth? Tooth Fairy poetry for kids.
  • The Living Christmas Tree
    Do you usually bring a cut tree inside the house? Here's something to try this year. Plant a tree outside and decorate with edible ornaments and enjoy your living tree for years to come. Here are some decorating ideas for outdoor living tree decorations.
  • Temporarily Inedible
    What is Temporarily Inedible? Click and see. Time passes. The wait will be over soon. Temporarily Inedible: a haiku poem. Double haiku poetry.
  • Welcome Ants! How to Repel Ants Away from Your Home or Picnic
    How do you keep ants away from your picnic? How do you keep ants out of your home? Why not try inviting them in and see what happens. Have your guests overstayed their welcome? Pesticides can also repel pest eating frogs and birds.
  • The Forget Me Not Flower Poem
    Have you ever grown Forget Me Not flowers in your garden? Here is a poem and some Forget Me Not flower facts. Flower poetry.
  • Into the Redwood
    Did you ever climb a tree? Inspired by one explorer who really did find all of this in just one Redwood tree. This poetry might be more interesting to read with the text posted in inverse order to read from the bottom upwards, as if clibing the words :)
  • Photographing Moss for Free Computer Background Pictures
    If you've ever wanted a soft green carpet of moss to use as a computer background and had trouble finding free desktop background pictures here are photographing tips for moss to use as free iPad, phone, or desktop backgrounds.
  • Food Product Review: Nature's Promise Organic Tomato Paste
    Nature's Promise Organic Tomato Paste is a versatile organic product. This associated content article is my review of Nature's Promise Organic Tomato Paste along with some tomato paste uses.
  • Thanks for Thanksgiving
    Picture a family sitting down for Thanksgiving dinner. A parent starts to give thanks and as the poem circles around the table, kids of varying ages each suggest something to be thankful for. The family is represented by emoticons.
  • What It's like to Fly a Kite
    Remember the first time you went kite flying as a kid, or adult? When flying a kite I like to lie on the ground and pretend I'm up in the sky riding the kite.
  • Acrostic Acrostic
    Some Acrostics use the letters of a word to start a statement, others use just one word for each letter. Here's an acrostic using just one word for each letter to describe acrostics that use the letters to start statements.
  • Fun Facts About Animals of the Andes
    Penguins climb through tropical looking mossy forest. Another nests near cactuses on a beach. Hummingbirds sip nectar with a background of glaciers. Fun Facts About Animals of the Andes, describes a few of the variety of animals of the Andes.
  • Fun Facts About Turkeys: Turkey Myths Busted
    What's a snood? What is it used for? Do turkeys drown in the rain? Are turkeys smart? Read this associated content article about Fun Facts about Turkeys and have a few common Turkey Myths Busted.
  • Food Product Review: Turtle Mountain Purely Decadent Coconut Milk Chocolate
    Soymilk ice cream and coconut milk ice cream are alternatives to dairy milk icecream. Here's a review of Turtle Mountain Purely Decadent Coconut Milk Chocolate, an organic, dairy and soy free, frozen dessert similar to Chocolate Mousse.
  • Food Product Review: General Mills Count Chocula Cereal
    Remember General Mills Count Chocula Cereal as a kid? Monster cereals become available at a certain time of year, around Halloween. Is this the same cereal you remember as a kid? Here's a review of Count Chocula Cereal.
  • Planet Pluto Acrostic
    An acrostic: a poem spelling out a word or words using the first letter in each line. Here's an acrostic describing Planet Pluto. Now labeled a dwarf, still a planet. Even if Pluto does not grow larger, it still has a place of affection in hearts of many.
  • The Turkey: A Thanksgiving Day Holiday Poem
    The Turkey: A Thanksgiving Day Holiday Poem describing it's iconic bird, the turkey, which can actually be very pretty. Have you looked at a turkey like this? Thanksgiving Day Holiday Poetry.
  • Veterans Day Haiku Holiday Poem
    Here is a Veterans Day Haiku Holiday Poem. What does Veterans Day mean to you? Veterans Day Haiku poetry. Veterans Day, Veteran's Day, Veterans' Day.
  • What to Give Thanks for on Thanksgiving
    As you sit at your computer or sit down to Thanksgiving dinner to you have trouble thinking of what to give thanks for on Thanksgiving Holiday? Are you above ground? Are you inside? Here are some ideas.
  • All Natural Quilt for Fall
    This quilt of all natural materials sews itself and then turns into free organic fertilizer. Instead of raking, try this. Nature makes a quilt.
  • Recipe : Easy as Pie Cherry Pie, 3 Ingredients, 5 Steps
    Short on time and hungry for pie? This recipe for cherry pie features an easy to make graham cracker pie crust you can use in many other pies. Kids can help with this fun, easy to make, five step pie. This recipe also features an easy clean up.
  • Box of General Mills Count Chocula Cereal 2010
    Pictures of a box of the seasonally available General Mills Count Chocula Cereal purchased in October 2010.
  • Performers at the Rally to Restore Sanity and / or Fear Hosted by Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert
    Part of the draw to the Rally in Washington DC on 10/30 hosted by Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert were the surprise guests. Little was announced about who would join the two Comedy Central comedians. Here's a recap of performers.
  • Performers at the Rally to Restore Sanity and / or Fear hosted by Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert
    Part of the draw to the Rally in Washington DC on 10/30 hosted by Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert were the surprise guests. Little was announced about who would join the two Comedy Central comedians. Here's some pictures.
  • Food Product Review: General Mills Boo Berry Cereal
    Remember General Mills Boo Berry Cereal as a kid? Monster cereals become available at a certain time of year, around Halloween. Is this the same cereal you remember as a kid? Read my review of Boo Berry Cereal.
  • Food Product Review: Amy's Tofu Vegetable Lasagna
    Want to try a vegetarian lasagna? I tried a few vegetable lasagnas. This associated content article is my review of Amy's Tofu Vegetable Lasagna, a yummy organic cholesterol free and lactose free lasagna.
  • Food Product Review: Turtle Mountain Purely Decadent Pomegranate Chip
    Want to try a pomegranate and chocolate flavored ice cream like frozen dessert? Here's a review of Turtle Mountain Purely Decadent Pomegranate Chip an organic, dairy free, pomegranate and chocolate soy milk icecream.
  • Box of General Mills Boo Berry Cereal 2010
    A box of the seasonally available General Mills Boo Berry Cereal purchased in October 2010.
  • Recipes: 10 Things to Do with a Pumpkin
    Do you know all the useful things you can do with a Pumpkin? Here are ten things you can do with the edible decoration known as a Pumpkin. Start with a canned Pumpkin or a fresh Pumpkin, then check out some Pumpkin recipes.
  • Food Product Review: Amy's Chunky Vegetable Soup
    Here's an organic, Kosher, cholesterol free, fat free, gluten free, noodle free vegetable soup: Amy's Chunky Vegetable Soup. Amy's brand product packaging has clear information for those with food allergies.
  • Double Rainbow Day
    Have you ever seen a double rainbow? Is the beauty of a rainbow enhanced by doubling? Will the guy in the video ever get over the sight of a double rainbow? Here's a double rainbow poem. Double rainbow poetry. Double vision...
  • Intangible Halloween Costume Ideas for Five Creative, Free Halloween Costumes
    Looking for unique Halloween Costume ideas? These are words that are the hardest to draw when playing Pictionary and the hardest to act out when playing Charades. Now they can be your free Halloween costume.
  • Restaurant Review : IHOP Restaurant in Waldorf, MD
    Early one morning, we went to IHOP in Waldorf, MD for breakfast. This AC article is my review of International House of Pancakes Restaurant. Find out what was unique about this experience in a crowded restaurant.
  • Food Product Review: Stonyfield Organic Strawberry Low Fat Yogurt
    Want to try an organic low fat yogurt? Want to buy a quart size yogurt in a flavor other than plain or vanilla? Here's my review of Stonyfield Organic Strawberry Low Fat Yogurt.
  • Food Product Review: Amy's No Chicken Noodle Soup
    Would you like to try an organic, Kosher, cholesterol free, low fat soup similar to chicken noodle soup? This associated content article is my review of Amy's No Chicken Noodle Soup.
  • Food Product Review: Giant Brand 100% Vegetable Juice
    Do you like vegetable juice? Are you wondering how store brand vegetable juice compares to popular juices like V8? This associated content article is my review of Giant brand 100% Vegetable Juice.
  • Food Product Review: Purely Decadent Coconut Milk Vanilla Bean
    In addition to soymilk ice cream, coconut milk ice cream is another alternative to dairy milk icecream. Here's my review of Purely Decadent Coconut Milk Vanilla Bean, an organic, dairy & soy free, frozen dessert.
  • Food Product Review: Giant Festingos Tortilla Chips
    Do you like tortilla chips? Are you wondering how store brand tortilla chips compare to popular chips like Tostitos? This associated content article is my review of Giant Festingos Tortilla Chips.
  • Food Product Review: MorningStar Farms Vegetable Lasagna with Sausage-style Crumbles
    Would you like to try a vegetable lasagna? I tried a few vegetable lasagnas. This associated content article is my review of MorningStar Farms Vegetable Lasagna with Veggie Sausage-style Crumbles.
  • Food Product Review: Miller Farms Raw Almonds
    Have you ever had raw almonds? Miller Farms Raw Almonds are delicious with slight sweetness. This associated content article is my review of Miller Farms Raw Almonds.
  • Myths of No-kill Animal Shelters
    Learn what really happens in no-kill animal shelters. Here's why millions of pets every year don't get a second chance. Don't buy the myths of no-kill animal shelters.
  • 100 Poems
    Poetry written as my 100th article. On AC I have published product reviews, articles about animal education, gardening tips, slideshows, and more, along with many poems.
  • Poem : the Flight Pattern of Bats
    Poetry describing the flight pattern of bats. A poem where every line rhymes with at least one other. A poem about bats.
  • If You Could Shrink to the Size of a Bug: A Poem
    A poem about unexpectedly shrinking and seeing the world from a bug's eye view.
  • Hide and Seek Poem
    Do you ever play Hide and Seek? Do you ever play the game with the insects? A short poem with hidden rhyme.
  • Understanding Hybrid Dogs or Designer Dogs
    Many people have false impressions of hybrid dogs or designer dogs. Prior knowledge is the best defense against breeder or pet store rip offs. Before you decide if these pets are right for you, learn about designer dogs.
  • Restaurant Review : Bertucci's Italian Restaurant in Alexandria, VA
    One evening, we went to Bertucci's for dinner and then stopped at Le Pain Quotidien for organic coffee. This associated content article is my review of Bertucci's Italian Restaurant. It was unlike other Bertucci's experiences.
  • Cricket Night Poem
    This poem started of as a poem about hearing the peaceful song of crickets at night. The incessant ringing of crickets. Poetry about ringing crickets and animal ring tones.
  • Poems Don't Have to Rhyme
    Poetry explaining poems don't have to rhyme. They can also be in free verse like this one? Or not... Irony.
  • The Snail : a Poem
    A poem describing the snail with an educational fun fact. Snail poetry.
  • Poem : Where the Willows by Waters Weep
    A narrative fantasy dream poem allowing alliteration and rhyme.
  • The Orange Angel: A Fun Facts Poem About Ladybugs
    Ladybugs or Ladybirds can be a big help in the garden. Praying Mantis, lacewings, beneficial wasps, spiders, and pollinators like butterflies and bees are other beneficial insects. Learn how to attract them to your flowerbeds.
  • How to Get by with Less
    Everyday purchases made at the grocery store and simple changes to daily life can mean saving more money and extending the value of each dollar.
  • Fun Facts About the Loris
    A thought to be extinct species or subspecies of loris, the Horton Plains Slender Loris, was recently rediscovered in the alive in the wild. Naturalist Nick Baker has described the smell of the Slow Loris similar to that of new books.
  • Beautiful Meadow Haiku
    A native meadow look is one goal for my organic wildflower garden. Here's a Haiku poem for the natural beauty of a wildflower meadow.
  • Haiku : Which Came First, the Egg or the Chicken?
    If someone asks which came first, the chicken or egg, they focus your mind on chicken eggs. Insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles, echidnas, platypus, and also, other birds lay eggs. How many animals laid eggs before chickens?
  • A Walk into the Desert
    Slightly creepy poem about the desert to read on hot summer days or around Halloween that will leave readers wondering : what happened in the desert? Many animals survive in wild places like deserts where many humans can't. Don't get lost in the desert.
  • Some May Say
    Some may say: a poem about pet adoption. Purebred dogs, cats, adorable mixed breeds, other species like small animals, rabbits, and birds are available for adoption. This pet adoption poetry is for animals that may get looked over.
  • Shark Week
    Time for Shark Week on Discovery station. How much will we learn this year? What kind of shark is that in the picture?
  • Labor Day Limerick, a Holiday Poem
    Labor Day Limerick Holiday Poem about appreciation for anyone willing to do hard work solving problems for others. Where would we be without them?
  • The Tumultuous Tale of Purple and Orange
    Reminiscent of a part in 'Alice in Wonderland' and a little ironic, a silly fantasy poem that doesn't make sense, but it does rhyme. How many rhymes for purple or orange can you think of?
  • Crop Circles Report
    How are crop circles made? Earthling artist make crop circles by placing patterns and flattening crops. Similar fractals also appear on other areas of land, dirt, and sand. Did humans design them all?
  • Never French Kiss a Vampire
    A Twilight saga movie inspired poem. In poetry form, fanfiction fun. Is the picture an eclipse of the moon or an eclipse of the sun?
  • Twilight Eclipse Movie Review Poem
    What will happen in the latest of the Twilight saga Eclipse? A short Twilight inspired poem. No spoilers.
  • Did You Feel the DC Earthquake?
    Did you feel the DC Earthquake? What did it feel like? A poem for the recent, rare Earthquake in DC. Earthquake poetry.
  • A Poem About Wood Grain
    Wood can be a renewable resource with reusing, recycling, sustainable collection, & planting of new trees. Or wood can be unsustainable if collected irresponsibly. Poetry describing beauty of natural wood grain as seen in flooring, walls, & furniture.
  • Money Grows on Trees Haiku
    A few words about what grows on trees. Responsible wood collection, reusing, recycling, and reforestation is key to sustaining the forests and life. Money Grows on Trees Haiku poetry.
  • Dear Rainforest
    A look at the rain forest biome, written from the view point of a Golden Headed Lion Tamarin monkey showing significance of things unseen. Do you see the amazing sights & value of the rain forest I see from up here? Great poem for Earth Day or Arbor Day.
  • Belated Earth Day Limerick Poem
    A limerick poem about Earth Day. While sooner is better, it's never too late, what you do makes a difference. Earth Day poetry.
  • A Poem: The Sound of Thunder
    Innocent and curious, inspired by a storm, a poem about what else thunder can sound like. What do you think of when you hear thunder?
  • Food Product Review: Amy's Vegetable Lasagna
    Would you like to try a vegetarian lasagna? I tried a few vegetable lasagnas. This associated content article is my review of Amy's Vegetable Lasagna.
  • Stolen Words : Haiku Wisdom
    A double Haiku poem. If it's published, sooner or later it happens. Who will be more affected in the end?
  • Food Product Review: Trader Ming's Gyoza Dipping Sauce
    Ever had Gyoza Dipping Sauce? Wondering what you can use Gyoza Sauce for? Looking for a seaweed salad dressing for homemade seaweed salad or seaweed salad substitute? This is my review of Trader Ming's Gyoza Dipping Sauce.
  • Playful Squirrels
    A poem about things I've seen playful squirrels do. Have you ever seen squirrels play?
  • Dust and Dreams, and We, Are Made of Stars: A Poem About Stars
    Do you ever stare up at the sky at night, wondering what it would be like, to be up there with the stars? Does the sky stare back? Here is some poetry about stars.
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