Regina Thomas

Regina Thomas

Regina Thomas is a freelance writer based in Norman, OK. She spends the early morning hours writing, while the rest of her day is filled with chasing kids, a dog, and a horse around. She runs an in-home childcare, homeschools her two boys, runs her own weekend photography business, and even dabbles in web design. She loves spending time outdoors, training her horse, walking the dog, and she recently discovered the joy of hiking.

Regina spent a year managing a country club in rural Oklahoma, and despite the stress of that job, she believes managing a home takes far more time and dedication.
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  • The Rules of Photography and Other Art Forms
    9/5/2011
    Some people try to impose rules on photography and other art, but I believe that if a piece or picture appeals to someone as a good, quality piece, then why are these rules so important?
  • Saving Money by Making My Own Cleaning Supplies
    8/24/2011
    One of the things I do to save money and increase the efficiency around my home is make my own cleaners. I make my own laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, and I use vinegar for my counter tops/table etc.
  • Big Truck Girl
    8/23/2011
    In owning two different trucks in my life, I definitely have a favorite. My favorite probably has more to do with the 'œcool' points I gained back when I bought it.
  • Showing Off Won't Get You Far
    8/12/2011
    During one of the hottest days of the year, while trying to impress the neighbor's nephew, I learned a few more lessons from my horse than I managed to teach her.
  • Keep Track of Your Medical Records Now, You May Need Them Later
    8/4/2011
    I'm learning from experience that medical centers, hospitals, and doctors do not keep medical records indefinitely, it is important for you to keep your own file with those records.
  • Emotional Journey to Becoming Shampoo Free - Help, I Miss My Bubbles!
    8/4/2011
    Two weeks after switching to the shampoo free life, I ended up very stressed about life, and found myself missing the bubbles. This is a little bit about my journey to overcoming my dependence on bubbles.
  • 30 Days Shampoo Free, and My Hair is the Best Its Ever Been
    8/4/2011
    In an attempt to live a more natural, simple life, I'm always looking for the cheap, effective way to accomplish every day tasks and shampoo free has been a real money saver. Not only have I saved money, my hairIn the beginning of has never looked better!
  • Be Your Own Healthcare Advocate
    8/4/2011
    When you are receiving treatment '" whether it is routine care, or care as the result of injury or illness, you are your best advocate for receiving quality care.
  • Blackberry Torch Vs. Samsung Captivate
    7/16/2011
  • Parrots Need More Than Pellets
    7/14/2011
    Providing a healthy home for parrots is challenging, although rewarding. Parrots scream, bite, and throw fits, and learning to love them through those moments is a process that makes us human companions stronger and better.
  • Tips for Bringing Home a New Puppy
    7/14/2011
    I've written a couple simple tips to making life with a new puppy be a good experience, resulting in a great life with a dog - a life long friend.
  • Block Scheduling Improved Our Home School Week
    7/14/2011
    Our schedule was working, but not smoothly, and when a friend mentioned block scheduling, I decided to try it.
  • Medicine Free Ways to Soothe a Child with a Cold
    7/14/2011
    When my little ones are ill, I try to find natural ways to soothe them so that I'm not damaging their liver with harsh medications.
  • Keeping Up with the Small Things
    7/9/2011
    In business, no matter how large or small, keeping up with the small tasks makes the business run smoother. The end of month hustle can be lessened, the end of year crunch eased simply by keeping up with the small tasks.
  • The Demands of Consumerism
    7/7/2011
    Over the years, consumers have started demanding a steady supply of their favorite products, forcing big business to cut corners.
  • Cutting Expenses so I Can Eliminate Debt
    7/7/2011
    I'm a single mom of two boys, fur mom to a horse and two dogs, and working hard to climb my way out of the pit of debt.
  • Living with My Ex-Husband
    6/30/2011
    Through a series of long talks, my ex-husband and I decided to once again share living space with one another, for the benefit of our children. We both believe in homeschooling, and there was no way to homeschool with us both working full time.
  • Battling Video Game Addiction in Children
    6/30/2011
    I have been trying to find ways to combat a growing addiction to video games in my 5 year old. His father plays video games and allows him to play and watch certain games. He's already hooked.
  • How Coffee Saved My Life
    6/27/2011
    I am a writer, and to write my best, I need to spend some time uninterrupted working on my articles, books, etc. I get up before the sun to do this.
  • Lori Wick - the Author Who Showed Me the World of Christian Fiction
    6/24/2011
    I've always loved to read, and when I was introduced to christian fiction, I thought it would be boring. Turns out, I was wrong.
  • Pioneer Library System Summer Reading Program
    6/24/2011
    Our library system offers a summer reading program, and at the end of the summer the kids will receive a medallion for their reading efforts!
  • An Alarm Clock, Coffee, and a Dream
    6/23/2011
    Alex is a writer, mother, fur-mom, and coffee addict. She is working hard to make her dreams fit in with the rest of her life and to arrange the hours in her day so she can work on her dream more consistently.
  • Watching Big Fireworks from Multiple Towns
    6/23/2011
    I remember watching the fireworks from several different towns at the same time while driving from my aunt's house in Wyoming, to my other aunt's house in Ft. Collins, CO.
  • War Torn Woman
    6/22/2011
    A newly married woman follows her husband to war, working to provide small comforts in the camp. She experiences the loss of her Pa and husband in the same battle.
  • I Was a Prisoner to Debt
    6/20/2011
    I grew up thinking credit and debt were necessary aspects in life. Now divorced, raising two boys, I've realized just how dangerous and frightening debt is.

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