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Great Interview

By Julia Schmeelk | January 19, 2019

Mr. Foss contacted me on a Twitter and sent me a few questions. Answering questions for an interview when it is between me and my computer, is a lot harder than it looks. I did the best I could, but he made it sound great! http://empowered-individuals.blogspot.com/2019/01/schmeelk-authors-not-only-come-up-with.html?m=1 For those spread out everywhere, we are among those…

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Awesome Review for my Series

By Julia Schmeelk | January 18, 2019

“The NewEarth Series Books 1-6 5.0 out of 5 stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ awesome reading January 16, 2019 story telling at its finest” Sometimes the shortest reviews are the sweetest! Thanks, you made my day!

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The Great Job Hunt

By Julia Schmeelk | January 17, 2019

So I have officially begun the search and my inbox is flooded with suggestions, most of them not at all helpful as I am not inclined to get my CDL license nor am I interested in driving for Uber. I did see a post for an exotic dancer, an experience librarian and even a dog…

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NewEarth Dragons - Snowball Fight

Grabon

By Julia Schmeelk | January 17, 2019

Sometimes he is the fun loving companion, engaging in pranks and snowball fights. On other occasions he is driven to accomplish a goal and pays no attention to who is in his way like when he was building his nest. When he is being the territory dragon he is both compassionate and merciless depending on…

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Redneck Calendar

By Julia Schmeelk | January 16, 2019

A good friend of ours, Danielle, gives my husband, Shawn, the “You Might Be a Redneck If…” calendar every year. It is something we enjoy, put up and out and go through at different times. I have no idea how many she has given us over the years, but it never gets old. The saying…

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Igor the Dragon

By Julia Schmeelk | January 15, 2019

Well this morning it looked like Igor, the inflatable dragon, was done for the time being. The wind pulled his stakes out of the ground and he was mooning the neighbors. Fortunately the neighbors were all at work, but we still ended up having to deflate him. I went out hoping I could reposition his…

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Mind Manipulation

By Julia Schmeelk | January 15, 2019

The ability to influence, change, detect, or penetrate someone’s thoughts is considered mind manipulation. Among the humans and dragons of the Combined Territories, we see a number of people with these types of abilities, usuallyused for good, but always with the potential of misuse if someone were to be twisted in their thinking and lacking…

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The Backyard

By Julia Schmeelk | January 15, 2019

The mighty Jethro had a freak accident on the stairs awhile back. Some of you may remember when I blogged about it. My aging and increasingly fragile special dog with cognitive issues, fell down the stairs to the basement. He was fine and possibly Shawn and I were more traumatized than he was. Ever since,…

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❄️ Snow ⛄️

By Julia Schmeelk | January 13, 2019

I have to confess that I had never been real close to a running snow blower. It was not a chore I ever did and Shawn and I never had one. Needing to remove snow while having a heart condition, it made sense, and we did some research before picking out the one we wanted.…

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Drama

By Julia Schmeelk | January 12, 2019

As a mostly sane adult, I avoid unnecessary drama, I plan for emergencies, we buy insurance and plan for the future. So we were horrified today when the gas light came on, indicating we were about to run out of gas. Allow me to rewind and fill in the background. It is snowing. Predictions are…

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NewEarth 5 - Grabon's Nest by Julia Schmeelk

Grabon’s Nest

By Julia Schmeelk | January 11, 2019

I think this is really exciting. On January 25-29 I am giving away free downloads of Grabon’s Nest: NewEarth5. I know it is the fifth book in the series and a new reader might miss some of the nuances between characters, but people can pick them up and read them for story, Plot, all along…

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Toe Jam

By Julia Schmeelk | January 10, 2019

I am sure as am not the only one who has lived a life that can be measured in toe injuries. I broke my toe just before 8th grade graduation, I was helping my mom clean the floors. Yes, it made walking in heals for the first time a bit of a challenge. In high school I broke a toe…

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