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Well, here's a challenge. I saw this painting online and I really like it but a quick search on google images has turned up nothing in the way of an attribution. Anyone got any ideas? (Dark Puss I'm looking at...

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by Leo Berne

Genius, captured on camera.

Genius, captured on camera.

Five years ago today when Justin was 8, he was hurt by another boy on the playground. Since then we call Good Friday, "bad Friday." I wrote about it here. Anne Sexton (1928-1974) There's not much that I can add to what I wrote last year - but it's refreshing to see that there are others burdened by Good Friday and Easter too for that matter. Anne Sexton (1928-1974) was a poet famous for her highly personal poems. She wrote from the 1950's until her death, she also won a Pulitzer Prize in…

I copied my favorite writers’ schedules to see if their routines would offer the secret to unlocking my ultimate creative potential.

By: Rosemary O. Fernandez 1. Pippi Longstocking: As seen above, what's not to love about Pippi and her signature red braids? She's assertive, strong (superhumanly so - she can lift her horse with one hand), friendly, and competent. Plus, her father is a sea captain and she often embarks on tremendous adventures. 2. Anne Shirley, of Anne of Green Gables: This girl is smart, imaginative, and fiercely loyal: She gives up her scholarship and ambitions to stay home and keep Green Gables afloat…