Riddle of the Sphinx (in Oedipus Rex by Sophocles)
What walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three legs in the evening?
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"Eccentricity saved my life. It became my life. I thank God for it." Dorothea in the play "Eleemosynary" by Lee Blessing-
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Category Archives: Literature
Benjamin Boo Books Update
I have been crazy busy working on my children’s books! I have been so involved with writing, publishing, and promoting them that I haven’t had time to even update the Benjamin Boo page on this blog. I actually haven’t had … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Boo books, book trailer, eBook, photo, print book, publish, youtube.com
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Book Labor of Love on Labor Day Weekend
Yes, I did labor over the Labor Day Weekend. But it was a labor of love. *Submitted, proofed, and approved “print proofing” version of third book in the Benjamin Boo Children’s Picture Book Series – Benjamin Boo Plays Hide-and-Seek With You. *Wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged author, Benjamin Boo books, eBook, photo
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The Uncensored Truth about Mary’s Little Lamb
Last week I had to write a very short essay to accompany a job application. I chose to answer the following question: If Mary did not have a little lamb, what type of animal would belong to Mary? Explain your … Continue reading
Posted in Eccentrically Eclectic, Literature
Tagged cover-up, hippo, Mary had a Little Lamb, nursery rhyme, poem, uncensored
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Create
Creating something is so exciting! I have written two children’s picture books. The print versions of the books will go live on amazon.com next week. I did the photography for the covers and for the picture pages.
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Tagged Benjamin Boo books, children, eBooks, photo, publish, toddler, unemployed, Weekly Photo Challenge
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Proof Is On The Way
This morning, I digitally reviewed the print copy of my first book, Benjamin Boo Real Super Hero. The actual, physical, book form proof copy should be in my hands next week! Getting my books into print is a much more … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Boo, birth, books, eBook, photo, proof, publish, unemployed
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“crativity conts moor then gramer?” -aka- Creativity Counts More Than Grammar?
dose spallng gramer citpialsashun puncktashum cant? i thank crativity conts moor, Weather i right evurthng jest write fore reders shuld not be enfloouns if there injoyng the blog! Okay, maybe that was a little over-the-top. I am kind of obsessed … Continue reading
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Tagged blogs, composition, creative, grammar, punctuation, spelling, writing
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2nd “Benjamin Boo” Book In Kindle Store
I have been working, working, working, and I have now published the second “Benjamin Boo” book. The book is at the Kindle Store on Amazon.com. The title is “Benjamin Boo and the Cranky Crocodile.” Can a crocodile really be nice? … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Benjamin Boo, children, eBook, Kindle, photo, publish, review, unemployed
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I’ve Published a Children’s eBook
Benjamin Boo wants to be a Super Hero. But Benjamin Boo has problems. He can’t do anything that a Super Hero can do. In this little picture book, Benjamin Boo gets help from his friend, Ernie Elephant, to find out what it means to be a Real Super Hero. Continue reading
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Tagged amazon.com, Benjamin Boo, children, eBook, Kindle, photo, publish, review, unemployed
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Happy Birthday to the Bard – William Shakespeare
I love Shakespeare! I love to read his works and I love to watch performances of his plays. But even though I’ve acted on stage for many years, I have never had the opportunity to perform in any of his … Continue reading
Interesting Quote – Oscar Wilde
“Those who find ugly meanings in beautiful things are corrupt without being charming. This is a fault. ~ Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated. For these there is hope.” Oscar Wilde – in The Preface … Continue reading
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Tagged beautiful, hope, joy, Oscar Wilde, quote, The Picture of Dorian Gray
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