Anne Carol
I am a 32-year-old SAHM mom. I studied English and Art in college, and have a Masters in Art Therapy. I am a Registered Art Therapist (ATR) and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). I dream of writing a novel and having my own art studio one day.
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What I Am Most Thankful for in 2009Of course, family, friends, and good health are at the top of my 2009 Thanksgiving what-I'm-thankful-for list, as they always are. However, I decided to brainstorm a number of more unlikely things that I am thankful for in order to write this article.
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A Holiday Haiku for the TurkeyIt is not Thanksgiving yet, and I am already looking forward to an afternoon, post-feast nap.... Who knows if it is really the turkey that brings on the sleepiness, but I am thankful for every part of the day.
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How to Make an Adorable Easter Bunny CakeFollow these simple steps to make a bunny cake as cute as the one pictured with the article. -
Haiku Ode to My Favorite SingerThe assignment was to write a haiku about my favorite singer or band. I'm just not that interested in giving praise to someone rich and famous right now. These days my favorite singer lives with me -- my three-and-a-half year old daughter. -
A Poem Inspired by the Early 1980'sA poem describing the innocence of my 8-year-old self in 1984, right at a time when Madonna became a part of my life.
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Mohs Micrographic SurgeryThis article details Mohs Micrographic Surgery from a first-hand account, raises some issues about the surgery that you may not have considered, and offers advice and reassurance prior to your own surgery. -
A Love Poem for My Husband on Valentine's DayNot to sound too cliche, but sometimes I think I may have a little bit of heaven on earth.... -
How to Make a Delicious and Almost Completely Sugar Free Recipe: Dark Chocolate "Garbage"Perhaps you enjoyed this in elementary school.... Well, it's still good today and I've lightened it up!
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8 Pregnancy Facts to Share with Expecting MothersThese are a few facts about pregnancy I'd like to discuss, based on my own experiences.
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My Experience with Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans (DFSP) Skin CancerLearn more about this rare form of skin cancer from someone who has had it. It is not easy to find current information on Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans (or DFSP), because it only accounts for 1% of all soft tissue sarcomas.
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How to Sell Your HouseRead on for 14 ways to help you sell your house faster. -
7 Common Email MistakesFind out the do's and don'ts of good emailing etiquette. -
The Writing Fairy EntersFlipping through a magazine and looking at ads created this poem.
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MapYou prepare to make that phone call for hours, and ruin it in seconds....
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PicnicCheck out my ABC's! You think of a word that begins with "X!"
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Yearbook PoemOh, just a little lamenting about high school. Wrote this poem in college. I think the assignment was to write about a book from your history or something like that. It's a little dramatic, but I think I like it!
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EmptyAnother poem which I don't want to do a Descriptive Overview about.
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To the Nursing StudentsI think I was annoyed with student nurses at the psychiatric ward on this particular day.
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The Drowned Boy's VoiceI don't remember the exact inspiration for this poem.
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What Are My Rewards?Just wondering what brings a person into a helping profession....
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Off the WardA poem I wrote that puts me right back there every time I read it.
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Laura and I After WorkAnother inspired poem from working in a psychiatric setting.
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Forgotten MemoryA poem from I don't know when and I don't know what about....
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Lady in the HospitalFrom my work in a psychiatric setting
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A Review of the Movie Crash"Crash" attempts the complex job of unabashedly exposing racial prejudice in this country and proving that none of us is innocent of cultural bias. Read on to look at the most powerful messages and how they apply to all of us. -
The Truth About Inhalants: Know the Facts Regarding These Commonly Abused DrugsRead on to get a solid overview of inhalants and their abuse. -
How to Write Thank You NotesRead on for some pointers on how to make others know that you truly appreciate their thoughtfulness. And we really should let them all know! -
Today's Pop Music: Ridiculously Dumb Lyrics, or Am I Just Too Old?At age 30, I find myself in a predicament: What am I supposed to be listening to on the radio? Is it just me, or are top twenty songs chock full of ridiculously dumb lyrics? Or have I just gotten too old? Let's look at some recent songs for examples. -
Top Ten Books for Young ToddlersReading to your toddler is a wonderful use of your time and makes your child smarter. But what books will become his or her favorites? My one-year-old daughter and I are here to suggest her biggest favorites.