rosajrms
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By all means, go for it! A great winter project!
Bee~ Journal of then...
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punkin
Don't Quote Me
Great idea! That would be something to pass down to your grandkids.
Maybe you could even contribute to CS.
Maybe you could even contribute to CS.
dacjohns
Our Frustrated Curmudgeon
Maybe you can get a grant.
There was a grant ad at the bottom of the page.
There was a grant ad at the bottom of the page.
2dream
Flibbertigibbet
Bee a book would be great and you would be great writing. You are so descriptive. Can I proof read it for you? That way I get the first look. No I am not bein selfish. Just offerin to help out.
Quail_Antwerp
Cold is on the Right, Hot is on The Left
OH BEE!! That's a great idea!! And so funny you mention it because I was reading some of my funny chicken tales from my journal to DH today and he was cracking up saying I should put together a small book and call it "Adventures in Chicken Farming" ROTFL
I think your book would be a more interesting read!!
I think your book would be a more interesting read!!
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Beekissed
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Folks have been telling me since grade school that I should write a book. I never imagined what I knew that other people would want to read....well, except my hillbilly soap opera of a life, but I imagine the target audience for that would be pretty narrow...probably only of interest to people who cannot read! 
But this....now this I could sink my teeth into...all three of 'em!!!
But this....now this I could sink my teeth into...all three of 'em!!!
Farmfresh
City Biddy
Go BEE GO!
FarmerChick
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your audience would be huge
people love to read what they don't live and understand. you could do very well.....big venture a book! if you got the inkling and can do that type of project (I sure couldn't) then I say go for it!!!!!!
I mean look at the book The Yearling. It was so basic yet a classic.
a kids deer eats their food and Daddy shoots it.....that is basically the story.....she writes around that and their everyday existence in the backwoods.
I know you sure do that!
The smallest ideas become an interesting story!
people love to read what they don't live and understand. you could do very well.....big venture a book! if you got the inkling and can do that type of project (I sure couldn't) then I say go for it!!!!!!
I mean look at the book The Yearling. It was so basic yet a classic.
a kids deer eats their food and Daddy shoots it.....that is basically the story.....she writes around that and their everyday existence in the backwoods.
I know you sure do that!
The smallest ideas become an interesting story!
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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
My patient's usually say this, " I just LOVE your stories!" I think they think I make them up! Nothing more strange than the truth, I always say!
Like the story of the bark bugs....ask me about the nightmare of bark bugs one day and why a person should always peel their logs before building a log cabin....even when one is in an all-fired hurry!
How to wash your hair, a pair of jeans and then your body in one pan of water...
How to make sure the outhouse toilet seat is warmed for you each morning....or not!
Remember when Beer Shampoo was all the rage? We used to catch our rainwater in an old whiskey barrel....our hair was very soft and smelled of aged Kentucky sourmash whiskey!
Nothing more strange than the truth, I always say! Like the story of the bark bugs....ask me about the nightmare of bark bugs one day and why a person should always peel their logs before building a log cabin....even when one is in an all-fired hurry!
How to wash your hair, a pair of jeans and then your body in one pan of water...
How to make sure the outhouse toilet seat is warmed for you each morning....or not!
Remember when Beer Shampoo was all the rage? We used to catch our rainwater in an old whiskey barrel....our hair was very soft and smelled of aged Kentucky sourmash whiskey!
