Harold Dean Sink
I don't write as much as I used to, but I do find it as a way to put my thoughts on paper or on the computer.
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Morning ThoughtsThis is a bit a prose put together on the spot for anyone who might find it interesting. It is general to me, but maybe not so much to others.
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Water NeededThis is a short poem expressing lack of fresh water due to previous weather conditions. We sure do need more fresh water.
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Paint Textures with AcrylicsRediscover what it is about acrylic paintings that you like so much. Textures in paintings tend to make them come alive. -
Paint on Cardboard with AcrylicsCardboard may seem as the last choice to paint upon. Acrylic paints can be used on cardboard if certain methods are considered.
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Power Cords Can Revive Your Electronics from a Brief Power OutageMany of us tend to panic about our electronic devices these days when the power goes out. One of the simplest solutions to solving issues is simply by unplugging them. -
Using Business Cards to Promote Your Small BusinessMany customers may come your way from the simple use of business cards. Any small business can benefit from them. -
Three Must Haves When Using PastelsPapers. boards, canvases, cutting tools, brushes and other such items may seem the most likely must haves when using pastels. You do need some surface to apply them to, but what else is there? -
Ode to PinkyMany stories may have been made up of Pinky the horse, but his truth lives on. When was the last time you ever saw a pink horse. -
Pinky the HorseSome may tell you that Pinky the horse is a fairy tale. My father knows better, even if he weaved these tales. -
Promote Your Small Business by Word of MouthAs old fashioned as it may seem, the art to voicing your small business to others seems to be a lost art. Communication is essential to any business. -
Jules Verne; A Writer Ahead of His TimeOf all the science fiction writers to ever publish any books, Jules Verne has to be at the top of the list. This is one author I would like to be more like in my own writing. -
Using Native Plants in LandscapingHomeowners can reduce their cost of water and landscape maintenance by planting indigenous plants to their area. Save money and have a more natural looking landscape. -
Paint a Cityscape with a Sunset in WatercolorsLearn some basic skills to watercolor painting. Paint your own cityscape with a sunset the way you want it to appear. -
Hold that Zebra! Now Paint!Paint a zebra quick and easy. Use of the right tools will make your painting appear real. -
Who Said You Have to Paint the Whole Tiger?Painting part of a tiger is not such a big deal. All it takes it a little time and effort. -
An Illustrated Journal DescriptionThis is an impromptu poem that I felt needed to be written. Hope you find it interesting.
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Understanding Monochromatic PaintingA painting done with a single color varying in different hues can be quite the eye catcher. This type of painting is known as monochromatic. -
Fishing with BirdsThis is a story type of poem about a fisherman and his pet birds. This is an insight as to how the Chinese traditionally have fished.
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"Electronic Information Has Become All the Rage"This is a villanelle type of poem about the internet. It is simple yet to the point.
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The ScotsThis could be how one might view many of the Scottish wars when they battled long ago. Makes one wonder what it was really like back then.
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Uses of Gum Arabic in Watercolor PaintingsGain knowledge on how to use Gum Arabic in watercolor paintings, and how it can make a difference in the overall results.
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Purposeful Painting in Watercolors with Ox Gall LiquidThis is an insightful look at how Ox Gall liquid is used as a medium with watercolors. A successful watercolor painter will greatly appreciate how in enhances their painting.
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Colorless Art Masking Fluid with Watercolor PaintsColorless art masking fluid verses using regular art masking fluid is helpful in painting with watercolor. Application and removal may be similar for colorless art masking fluid, yet reasons for using it can vary from artist to artist.
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Using Masking Fluid in Watercolor PaintingsArt Masking Fluid is essential to a Watercolorist who wants to keep painting over an area that has or has not been painted. There are a few ways to apply this and remove it as well.
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Do I Have to Do This Again?This is some fun prose that most could relate with these days. Hope you enjoy it.
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When and How to Use Fluid / Drying Retarder with Acrylic PaintingsRetarder for acrylic paints allows a painting to stay wet longer. This allows the painter to work the painting as if were being made with oil paints.
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How and when to Use Gesso in Acrylic PaintingGesso is an age old medium used in acrylic paintings. It can either be used as a primer on the surface to be painted on, or mixed with paints during the painting process.
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Narcissus Tazetta: Winter Flower of North TexasIf you think Texas does not have flowers in the winter you would be mistaken. You can find white daffodils all around Texas during the winter.
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Iceland Poppies: Winter Flower of North TexasNorth Texans are not shy about planting flowers, especially Iceland Poppies. You can find them growing all over the state during the winter.
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My Twitter Results from the Latest AC ContestTwittering has become one of the latest fads with those who seek more viewers to their online business. Associated Content can certainly boost your results by having their monthly contests.
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Algerian Iris: #8 Winter Flower of North TexasDiscover the beauty of Algerian irises in your North Texas garden. These lavender to bright purple flowers are a welcome sight in the winter.
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Winter Aconite: Flower of North TexasA great ground-covering flower in North Texas is the Winter Aconite. These yellow flowers can make your garden look like a field of wildflowers.
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Winter Jasmine in North TexasYou cannot go wrong with Jasmine during the winter months in North Texas. This flowering vine is a welcome gift to any gardener.
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Planting Flowering Kale in Winter in North TexasNorth Texas gardeners are more apt to add flowering kale to their gardens as winter draws near. This showy plant stands out with its deep purple center.
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Chrysanthemums Are the #4 for Winter Flowers of North TexasMums are a favorite among North Texas gardeners. You can find them all over the region.
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Dianthus is Ranked #3 of Winter Flowers in North TexasDriving through North Texas during the winter you may not expect to seen any flowers growing. There are plenty of flowers growing around North Texas during the winter.
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Cylcamen: The Second-Most Planted Winter Flower in North TexasCyclamen is second in ranking of the most popular flower grown in North Texas. This flowering plant can be grown indoors and outdoors.
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Pansies: the Top Winter Flowers in North TexasPansies may not appear all that popular in North Texas, but they are the best-selling flower for winter. The next time you drive through North Texas in the winter, take a good look around at the flowers.
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Three Ways to Become a Known WriterBecoming a well-known writer is not as easy as one may think. Being on the go and steadfast in your writing is not enough anymore. Learn how to become more known to the general public in three not-so-easy endeavors.
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Line Art in the Form of CrosshatchingTrends in art come and go, while others stand the test of time. Crosshatching is always around us.
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Silhouettes in Line ArtThere are many forms of line art. Silhouettes or outlining is one of many of these forms.
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Professionally Mount Your Own Puzzle for FramingMany are... well... puzzled, to say the least, about how a puzzle should be mounted and framed. This articles answers those questions.
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Maintain Your Lawn All Year LongThis is a look at how you can keep your lawn looking well most of the year. Winter can be harsh on lawns, which is usually the only time you won't have green grass.
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Bee FriendlyThis is a poem of a bee hit by rain who was rather week. It is fun to make up stories.
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Bird BomberThis is just a humorous look at what could happen looking up into the sky. Birds show up when you least expect them.
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Grow Plants in Planters That Hang on Your FenceBe the first in your neighborhood to have planters on your fence line. You could grow more plants that take full sun if you do not have too many trees around you.
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Dividing and Caring for Small Potted FernsCaring for a fern is not as hard as it may seem. When they are overgrown you can simply divide the plant for more ferns.
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How to Safely Grow Cactuses in a Hanging BasketBe safe with cactuses around your home. Think about the dangers of growing a cactus in a hanging basket.
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Tips on Growing Plants in Hanging BasketsThere are many people who like to grow plants in hanging baskets. Take the time to consider what all you need to know about the plant you want.
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Cancer the Moody CrabThis is the fourth of twelve poems I have written to describe the traits of each zodiacal sign. Cancer is ruled by the moon and its element is water.
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The Twins of GeminiThis is the third of twelve poems I have written to describe the traits of each zodiacal sign. The twins of Gemini are very conflicting at times.
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Taurus the Stubborn BullThis is the second of twelve poems I have written to describe the traits of each zodiacal sign. Taurus the Bull is studious.
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Aries the Mighty RamThis is one of twelve poems I have written to describe the traits of each zodiacal sign. Aries may not be the first alphabetically or in order according to the charts, but it is the one I wanted to start with.
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A Box for BoxesWriting a poem about storing boxes seems appropriate at the time. Seems we all have something to store away.
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The Sign of the Day's EndMany of us wish there was more time during the day to do the things we most wish to do. Enjoy each day as if it were your last.
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Poor Penelope PitstopHannah and Barbera certainly knew how to crank out the cartoons. Penelope Pitstop had more than enough enemies in the Wacky Races.
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A Hot Day at the BeachMany of us who like swimming know it is a great way to cool off from a hot day. A visit to the beach will be a blessing in disguise.
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"Hey, Chuck! We Miss You!"The one person we will all remember was an artist, humorist and extended family member to all. Charles Schultz will be remembered as one amazing man.
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Penguins, the Most Unusual BirdPenguins are an interesting bird in how they live their lives. Considering what they put up with, we are living it easy.
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Pose of the Sad KittenScratch art takes time to do, that is why it is best to work from a photo. Having a pet try to pose is almost impossible.
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Thoughts on ArtDeciding on when artwork is done is usually an artist's worst nightmare. Some may like it just the way it is while others may seek more.
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An Artist's Brief Poetic RoutineFrom photo shoot of a pet to the selling of an art piece, this poem touches lightly upon the nature of an artist's life. Kept brief, some steps were left out.
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Art Forms: From Scratching and InkingThis is simply a poetic writing of scratch art. The picture presented with the poem was the inspiration.
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Take Hold on Life Before DeathWe all know death is inevitable. Live your life to the fullest.
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Decorating Your Bedroom with Wood PanelsChoosing the right type of wood to decorate with can be daunting. With some help from a designer you will find what you are looking for.
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Decorate Your Bedroom Around a TapestryHow to decorate your bedroom may not seem so easy. With a tapestry as the general focus it can become more clear as to what to do.
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Win Back Your Wife's Heart After a DivorceDivorce is very heart wrenching for either a man or woman. In most cases it is the woman who gets hurt. Men who do not foresee a divorce heading their way, and end up divorce may be able to win their wife's heart back.
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Husbands, Pay Attention to Your WifeMen often struggle with how to keep their marriage from falling apart. The key is to keep it interesting as often as possible.
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Younger Men Are Hooking Up with Older WomenTimes are changing and so are people. More and more older women are turning their attention to younger men.
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Extracting Knowledge for Article PowerWriting can be a challenge. Knowing what to write may take some self evaluation.
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Is Your Garage Costing You Money?Save money by taking matters into your own hands. An unprotected garage can add to your energy bill.
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Remove Oil Stains from Your Garage or DrivewayConcrete is not easy to clean when it comes to oil. There are several ways to get it cleaned.
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Grow Strawberries This Year in Your Own YardLearn how to grow strawberries for yourself and your family. These healthy fruits come in three different types.
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Have Fun Growing PeoniesThis is an insight on peonies and how to grow them. Several things should be considered before you choose to grow them.
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Growing Blue Light ClematisYou can grow this large flowering vine. Keep in mind that this does grow tall.
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Guests Will Gravitate to Your Creeping Red SedumLearn how to grow sedum in your gardens. They also make a good border around trees.
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Caring for Your HibiscusLearn what you need to do to take care of your hibiscus bush. These tropical plants are easy to care for one you get the jest of it.
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Give Your Garden or Yard Dramatic Flair with Creeping PhloxThis perennial is fun to grow as a border or in containers. Watering too much can be detrimental to its growth.
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Accentuate Your Garden with a Hummingbird VineLearn how to grow a vine with trumpet shaped flowers. This vine will attract hummingbirds from all around.
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Pampas Grass: Decorative Grass of GardenersAn ornamental grass can be invasive if not kept under control. Pampas is not a lawn type of grass.
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Review of Nuance Communication Software, Dragon Naturally Speaking 9This is a writer's view into the speech recognition software created by Nuance Communication, Inc. Dragon Naturally Speaking 9 is just one of many programs by Nuance that will help you type faster.
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Re-Planting More LIly of the ValleyThis is an amendment to a previous article, and to share with you what I have been experiencing with these plants. You may find more useful information here on these sweet smelling plants.
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The Christmas Orchid's BeautyThis is about an orchid. It blooms throughout the year.
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The Mystery of the Visiting Golden EagleWhere I live is not a common place for the nesting of Golden Eagles. However, this doesn't mean they will never come around.
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Zinnias of Past and FutureIt does not take many seedlings to show off many blooms of zinnias. They love the full sunny areas of the yard.
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The Red Rose by the Red WallRoses are obviously going to be in my garden for a woman to appreciate my garden. This red one came out bright and brilliant.
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Victorian Colors Encasing a RoomDrastic colors in a home can be alarming to some. There are some people who find a air of times gone that once were predominant.
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A Masonic Masterpiece for GuestsYes, I do like architecture, as you will find. The poem is of an idea I had.
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Colorful Skyline at NightThere is so much to be said for lights at night. This is just a simple poem to express it in so few of words.
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A Peaceful Day Among the BirchesIt is a day like this that makes it all worth waking up for. So many of us take days like this for granted.
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A Bathroom with Textures and WarmthI get all sorts of ideas for interior design. I am beginning to find it fun to write about them, too.
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Leathered and Laced FurnitureCompromising on choices can lead to a new idea. Sometimes two heads are better than one.
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Fancy Tiled EntryMosaic tile can be fun to use in a home. The wall of a foyer can make for a conversation piece.
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Choosing Brick Fo a HouseWith so many decisions for bricking a home, it can be difficult to choose just one. Patterned brickwork looks appealing to some.
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Unique Wood PatternsThis is a fun poem about wood floors. Many of us still enjoy the beauty of this type of flooring.
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Intricate LinesThis took a while to think up. Intricate as they are, the lines take time to draw.
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Simple SunsetThis is another poem that I had fun with. Drawing the picture in MS Paint was easy, but it goes well with the sunset poem.
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Mariamuna, the Traveling Gin (Genie)This a short story about a gin and a man, and how they met. There is also a little bit of background on the gin, too.
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Timeless Love on Valentine's DayA healthy love for one another grows well. Let this Valentine's Day find you happier than usual.
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Unfelt Love Until Valentine's DayPoems are not always happy in thought. Sometimes we need to refocus our attentions.
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A Valentine's Day Poem Just for YouThis may be how most of would like a Valentine's Day to start off for us. It could if we all learned about "The Art of Loving."
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Love Poem BluesThe poem is an example of a man's sad dilemma trying to get everything for his woman. Some women may understand this all to well.
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Hobby Lobby Discontinues Selling Fabriano Brand PaperThe Italian made paper by Fabriano will no longer be available for purchase at Hobby Lobby. Seems they are making way for what they feel should replace this quality paper that so many pastel artists enjoy using so much.
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How to Properly Propagate and Grow Tuberous CyclamenYou may have a few questions on how to grow your own cuttings. This informative article will help you learn how
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Mistletoe - Oklahoma's State FlowerThere is still much to be learned about the mistletoe. Being a hemi-parasitic plant, the mistletoe can grow on its own.
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The Christmas PoinsettiaGive a poinsettia as a gift this year. Bring in the new year with a dance.
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Love and Health from a MistletoeWe seem to have lost our old fashioned ways of healing with mistletoe. Yet, after all these years we still associate Christmas and New Year's Eve with it as a right to love one another.
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Budgeting and Basic Installation Procedures for Christmas LightsHere are some insights on putting up Christmas lights. There are many places to buy them, but you can also save if you really try to.
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Christmas Lights Around Allen, TXMany outsiders passing through Allen, Texas may not know of the the fabulous Christmas light displays. Scattered throughout the city are many unique ideas for Christmas lighting.
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Descriptive DrawingDrawing with words can be a challenge. A picture worth more than a thousand words.
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Instead of Asking, Read About JesusMay you find the answers to your questions in the Bible. You may not completely understand it the first time through.
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Dreams that Speak to YouDreams can be so vivid at times they seem as if they are a continuance of your everyday life. Sometimes you can learn from your dreams.
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A Poetic ChristmasThis is another Christmas poem for all to read. May you find it fun to read.
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Black FridayThis is a poem about the busiest shopping day of the year for me. It it from an employee's view.
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2008 After Thanksgiving Sales in Allen, Texas, for Thanksgiving Day ItemsThere are quite a few places to buy post Thanksgiving Day items. This may seem hard to believe for such a small city.
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DREMEL Accessories Are This Year's Must Have Christmas GiftHave you ever stopped to wonder about all the the things that need to be repaired, polished, or sharpened around your home? The best tool for the job is a DREMEL tool.
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A Dream of Christmas PresentThis is a Christmas poem about what Christmas is really about. Sleep on it.
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Artie Miller: Another Great Writer at Associated ContentThis was an impromptu interview that Mr. Miller agreed to online. It was very interesting to see how he would answer these questions.
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An Interview with Eleria from Associated ContentEleria is a new writer here at Associated Content. Read in her own words more about Eleria.
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An Insightful Interview with S.L.P. Of Associated ContentS.L.P. is a new author who has taken the time out of her busy schedule to publish her first story through Associated Content. You now have a chance to learn more about her, and what motivates her into writing.
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Remember...God Is with YouGod knows you better than you know your self. Give into Him and He will change your life.
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Virus at AC Blocks Readership?This is my way of complaining. Many may not understand.
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Great PollenThis is my take on "California Girls" on what a butterfly might sing. Hope you like it.
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The Disappearing CanvasesJust when a budding artist needs a certain size canvas, they cannot find them anywhere. Someday they will find out why.
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The Retailer's BluesIt is amazing at what customers do when they shop. It is no wonder that retailers do not like unruly customers.
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Music and Musical InstrumentsMusic is a part of our lives. Have you ever thought of what it is all about?
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Welcome in the New DayTake time to relax each morning before rushing out with your responsibilities. You may find it relaxes your soul.
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Waking Up TogetherMornings with a loved one are well remembered. Sunrises are well spent together.
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Be Kind to One AnotherKindness comes back to you in whatever you do in life. If only all of us could learn this lesson.
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Learn to Draw for YourselfMany say they cannot draw. but I beg to differ. I believe anyone can draw if they really want to learn.
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Your Dreams, Your Desires, Your LifeDreams are what inspire us to greatness. Work smart, plan ahead and be prepared.
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Waking Harold Again to Spur Up PrintingIt helps to read the left margin in these latest poems and prose. I find myself just wanting to write something to share with readers like you.
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The Parting and Dawning of the DaysDays pass by so quickly. Do we ever take the time to truly enjoy them.
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The Celebrities Around Us, Including MeFamous people are all around you no matter where you go or live. Treat them kindly and show them the same respect as you do to your neighbor.
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Anne Hathaway? Putting the Face with the NameMickey Rourke is someone many people my age know. Those of us without kids may not remember Anne Hathaway all that well.
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An Interview with a New Memeber of Associated Content - Barbara QuinnInterviewing Barbara Quinn was fascinating. She really has a passion for writing.
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Fix Your Relationship Before You Lose ItThe bond between man and woman can easily be broken without trust. Communication is essential, but the lack there of is not always the root of a failing relationship.
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Brief Facts and Location of the Arts of Collin County in TexasMany in Collin County have been waiting for the Arts center to be built. Just in the past few weeks has it been started, and looks to be going well. Here are a few facts about it.
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Paint an Italian Mural on Your WallA great mural in a room will show off your talents. Here is an idea for a landscape view to enjoy for years to come.
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Decorate a Bedroom in Coca-Cola StyleThere are so many themes in which one can decorate a bedroom. Try decorating with Coca-Cola memorabilia
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You Be the JudgeThis is not really a poem. Pray that I still get to write here after reading this.
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The Squirrel Peeking Back at MeI had fun writing this poem. Squirrels are fun to watch, and I had no idea I would like writing about them.
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Homespun Marinade Sauces for Steak and ChickenI may not cook often enough, but when I do I like to experiment. When something tastes right to me I write it down to put on my computer.
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Seemingly Cautious Rantings Everyone Would Appreciate CollectivelyNo matter how much you write this may un-nerve you. Be careful with repetitive writings.
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Interview with One of AC's Newest Member; Wayne MalcolmInterviewing Wayne Malcolm has been an honor. This well-rounded man is going to be a hit on Associated Content.
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Save Money with the Right Garden ToolsThink outside the box on how to use a single to for many different purposes in your yard or garden. This can reduce your costs on garden tools.
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Remote Ceiling Fan InstallationWith some patience and time you can install a ceiling fan. Remotes come with the newer models.
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Decorate a Cute Coca-Cola Trinket BoxLearn how to make a decorative wooden box into an antique looking gift. With a few Coca-Cola stickers, you will have a gem of a box.
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What 1902 Indian Pennies Mean to Me and Other Interesting FactsHere are a few related facts to the 1902 US penny. Some facts are personal and a select few need to be known.
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The Shield of an AchievementDuring my 20-plus-year journey in discovering my family's genealogy, I have discovered that there was another facet joined along with it. Achievements were in some of my family, and out of them came a slew of different shields.
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The Supporters of an Achievement (Coat-of-Arms)Learn what little we know of supporters in a coat-of-arms. This garnishment is not a commonly used design.
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A Moment with a SwallowtailThis is an event so rare to happen. It was a delight to earn some trust.
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Where Have All the Bees Gone?We do face a crisis if we cannot bring bees back. Our very existence could be at stake.
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Monarch's VisitButterflies are fun to watch. This is a story of one of them visiting my yard.
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Blessed Rainy DayTo have a rainy day can be interpreted in so many ways. I look at it as a blessing because of the heat in Texas.
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Goodbye Again Mr. SquirrelThis is just a curious look at the life of a squirrel. They can really be a pest.
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Prone to WriteThis is a look at my negligence to write. Motivating myself isn't always easy.
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Struggling with RepairsI do not know if anyone has ever written about their automotive struggles with trying to locate parts and diagrams, but I thought this might be interesting to write about. I put a twist to it to make it interesting.
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Preparing for GuestsI could have written more, but thought this was enough. We all seem to loose track at one time or another of things that have been put off.
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Trees Are LeavingThis is just a fun write after doing so much work in my yard lately. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
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Make Your Own Napkin Rings with a Lone Star ThemeHave fun with your kids. Design and make some interesting napkin rings.
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Decorating Tips With a Southwest Frame TrioDecorate your home with this set of three frames and your favorite pictures. You will find that this is a good addition to your home.
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Dealing with Territorial Toads in Your GardenThis was sort of shocking to find out that toads are aggressive towards humans. They want their own private stomping grounds.
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Decorate a Round Keepsake Box with Music ScoresDecorating hat boxes can be fun. You can use old music scores, or copies of them.
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Make Star Felt CoastersYou can make all sorts of different styled coasters out of felt. This project will have you making Lone Star coasters.
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Make a Trunk Style Homemade Frame for a Ship PictureBe brave and make this treasure chest frame. Your ship picture will become more outstanding.
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DIY: Turn a Plain Bowl into a Watermelon SensationYou will have fun decorating that old boring bowl you have had for years. Decorate it to look like a watermelon.
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DIY: Make Your Own Wooden LampTurn some wooden sofa legs into a lamp. You can use other forms of wood, too.
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DIY: Turn a Plain Lamp Shade into One with a Texan ThemeMake those boring lampshades stand out. Add a flair of the great state of Texas to them.
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Make Your Own Marbled Looking Chess BoardLearn how to make your own chessboard, and make it look like marble. It isn't as hard as it may sound.
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Another Proverb to PonderReading somethings over and over helps one to see new meaning in old words. Proverbs is a must read for anyone who wants insight to the difference between right and wrong.
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A Proverb to ReadThere is more to a relationship than conversation. Some understandable reading will go a long way.
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Make Your Own "Home Sweet Home" PlaqueDesign and make a sign as a home accent for your home. "Home Sweet Home" is the most used decor, but there are so many ways you can make one.
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Seasonal Home Maintenance is a Great Money SaverThere are many things to do around your home to save you money instead of hiring someone else to do it for you. Doors, windows and outside trim-work are the most neglected items that can save you so much money if you do the work.
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The Bugging BugJune bugs live up to their name here in North Texas. They arrive early and leave quite late.
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Night Time BiterMosquitos have learned how to be very stealthy around my home. They get you when you least expect it.
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Silly Red BirdWe have a cardinal that consistently bangs into our window trying to come in, I guess. This is just some prose about his sillyness.
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The Season of LifeHave a wonderful day and time reading this. These are some thoughts on my mind today.
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Design and Build Your Own Custom BookcaseFind out what makes an excellent bookcase. Determine for yourself what your needs are in a bookcase and make it look like a professional did it.
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Awesome Iced Tea Recipes Southern StyleThese are a few of the many iced tea recipes in my library. I hope you find these tasty.
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Beware of Imagine's Credit CardAn unsecured credit card may help you re-establish good credit ratings. Always read your contracts.
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Rid Your Home of Diaper Odor NaturallyDiaper odor has to be in the top ten of worst odors. A few simple steps can rid your home of this terrible odor.
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Recurring ListlessnessHere is another poem about my inner clock getting off kilter. Maybe you will find it interesting.
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Rising Gasoline and Food Prices Are Slowly Changing How US Americans LiveYou see it in the news if you watch the news. Americans are getting fed up with rising gasoline and food prices.
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Befriending a Mimic OctopusDon't get too close to a mimic octopus. You may regret it.
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Time Stops for No ManI like to pose questions that make people think. How would you repsond to these questions I write?
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Morning DewI felt compelled to go back to some poetry. Hope you like this one.
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Celebration Station on the 4th of JulyHave some fun celebrating Independence Day in Allen, TX. We put on a great fireworks show.
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My Top 10 Memorial Day TunesSince Memorial Day is a government holiday, I thought I would make a list of my favorite 10 tunes for this special day. Maybe you will have the chance to honor a veteran this Memorial Day.
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Top 10 Songs in My Family Around the 4th of JulyThis is a list of the most sung songs in my family on Independence Day. We do like to sing, and remember what this country was founded upon.
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The LIttle Things in LifeMen can please a woman just by being themselves. Although they do like it when you spoil them.
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My Sleeping BeautyI felt compelled to write this one with such a lovely vision in sight. This is a fun one to write.
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Romantic Evening in a VillaSharing an evening with the one you love is wonderful. Getting away with the one you love is a great way to spend time together.
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An Island No MoreThis took a little time to put together. I hope you like this.
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Song of the GladiolusThis just came to me while I was outside looking at my gladiolus. They have been blooming for a week now.
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Eternal LoveThis is just a simple poem of love. It is something I felt compelled to write.
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End Times Are HereMy depiction of the end of the world. You decide on your own fate.
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The Light of a CandleJust another poem I put together. Hope you like it.
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Analizing ArtA dramatic flair with words describing how we might interpret art. There are so many views on one painting.
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Foreshadowing PastThis is another poem, off the top of my head. Hope you like this one, too.
