Author Archives: randomyriad

How to Prevent Arachnicide and Teach Scientific Concepts To Preschoolers.

I heard the yell come from my students, “spider!” and I knew I had to act quickly to save a helpless creature. One of my 4 year olds had the spider, actually a harvester (an arachnid with 6 legs and … Continue reading →

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The Dream Snake

The Dream Snake I was living on an old military base where the buildings were all the same color, and clumped together in little developments of the same style. I went into my dark room to look for something. I … Continue reading →

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Bubbles of Earth

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Throwing Wood on the Fire

Writing this novel is a lot like making a fire, which I do every morning now. At first I start with an organized plan, which sometimes lights right up and sometimes fails miserably. Then I let it burn for a … Continue reading →

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And I Thought I Was Busy This Week.

Shift Happens Narrated This should make you think a little about what exciting and overwhelming times we live in. I feel like such a slacker. I got this from a new blog,  check it out. I think she asks some … Continue reading →

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