by Teri Brown | Apr 3, 2015 | Uncategorized
Why do people make bucket lists? Is it to commemorate the passage of time and a longing to make our final dreams come true or are we giving the finger to father time. When I turned forty, I jumped out of a plane. That was definitely me flipping off the decades. At...
by Teri Brown | Mar 29, 2015 | Books, health, joy, Uncategorized
On December 22nd, I turned fifty. According to the powers that be, I am entering the final third of my life. Not sure how they are doing the math since the average age of women in the United States is 82 according to the World Health Organization, but whatever. The...
by Teri Brown | Mar 26, 2015 | Uncategorized
Today I’m delighted to have children’s author and illustrator Robin Koontz with me! Why do you think volunteering is important and what do you get out of it? I think that the only way...
by Teri Brown | Mar 19, 2015 | Uncategorized
Today, we have Susan Hill Long, an amazing author who lives here in Portland. She volunteers for SMART, (Start Making a Reader Today), an organization that pairs caring, adult volunteers with children in need of reading support and books to take home and keep. SMART...
by Teri Brown | Mar 15, 2015 | Uncategorized
I am delighted and humbled to have New York Times best selling author Brenda Novak as a guest on my blog today talking about her cause, diabetes. To date, she’s raised $2.4 million through her annual online auctions, most of which has benefited the...
by Teri Brown | Mar 12, 2015 | Uncategorized
Today we have Nancy Tague at the blog, an author whose love for nature dictated her community involvement. She volunteers for the Glide Wildflower Show which has been running 1965. The Glide Wildflower Show is the largest display of native flora in the northwest. ...
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