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I'm a writer working on YA fiction. I am also a mother of six, grandmother, wife to a forester, former homeschool teacher and tutor with Classical Conversations. Now retired from teaching Music at a small Christian school. In retirement I am writing, care-giving, decluttering, and calling village dances in order to give groups of strangers the joy of accomplishing something good together.
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This would make a great calendar page…quintessential October!
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Unposed–honest! I love my three black cats. We don’t think of them as sinister, at all.
The sad thing is, though this was taken mid-October, that was looong ago now that we are in an early winter.
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