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New summer reads

USA Today recently came out with its list of top summer reads. The staff picked their favorites in a multitude of genres including beach reads, thrillers, mystery and suspense, politics, memoirs, musicians, fiction favorites, paperbacks, womens fiction, literary fiction, nonfiction, sports, and young readers. Check out USA Today's top picks. What are you reading this summer?…

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Growing Bolder

Save the date--Saturday, July 21, 2012, 3:00 p.m. On that Saturday, an interview I taped last week will air on the Growing Bolder radio show on NPR affiliate station, WMFE, 90.7 FM. Growing Bolder is a weekly show hosted by Marc Middleton and Bill Shafer that features "ordinary people in the pursue of extraordinary lives," people who believe "it's…

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Counting sheep

Last week, a sleepless night got me to wondering what other people do when they can't sleep, so the Wednesday prompt asked just that. What do you do when you can’t sleep? How do you attempt to lull yourself back to sleep? What typically keeps you awake at night? How long does it take you to…

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World Book Night 2012

Have you heard about World Book Night? World Book Night happens on April 23rd of each year, and it's a celebration designed to spread a love of reading and books around the world. On that night, tens of thousands of people go out into their communities giving out free World Book Night paperbacks. I found out too…

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Summers of our Youth

Last Wednesday, I asked about summer jobs and activities when you were young, and you answered. Here's what you had to say. Judi Graham - Before there were motels, people used boarding houses for their summer get-aways.  When  you rented a room in a boarding house it included food and entertainment, and for an extra fee,…

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