NewEarth Series - Gordon and Grabon

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By Julia Schmeelk | March 1, 2018

Does adding the pic for each post make it more interesting? Here we have Brom and Trissy both concealed in the woods while the pinarts prowl. It would have been a challenge, but Brom could have flown out, but Trissy was unsure if she could hold on. Instead, Heron came and got her and ran…

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Conflict Resolution

By Julia Schmeelk | March 1, 2018

Grabon seems to hold the belief that he can make the rules in his own territory. What happens if someone challenges that? Should Gordon and even Heron decide that a Grabon is wrong about something,  can they challenge his leadership? What kinds of tools does Grabon have to resolve conflicts, aside from dropping an enemy…

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Hess and Tad’s Father

By Julia Schmeelk | March 1, 2018

If you were Eldon, a proud Farmer, a father and proud of your clan, would you be happy to see your oldest boys branch out and try something new, something different and something surrounded by so much conflict? Can you imagine the amount of snide and direct comments he has heard about his sons association…

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Cows

By Julia Schmeelk | March 1, 2018

Our house is surrounded by cows. Some of them are clever, some are sweet and some are stubborn enough to argue with a tree. It is amazing the range of personality traits one can observe from a cow who wanders the fields, eats grass, hay and feed. She looks after her baby, watches over the…

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RE: How do I send a link to the newsletter?

By CTCadmin | February 28, 2018

Hi Julia, Here is the link to your newsletter: https://juliaschmeelk.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/newsletter_2.pdf Just copy and paste that into an email to all of your subscribers. ……. Bryon Craig Craig Technology Consulting 201 E. 4th Street Salem, MO 65560 573-453-2322 —–Original Message—– From: Julia Schmeelk [mailto:julia@juliaschmeelk.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2018 10:28 AM To: Bryon Craig Subject: How…

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By Julia Schmeelk | February 28, 2018
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Youngsters

By Julia Schmeelk | February 28, 2018

When Trissy points her human finger at Grabon and demands a rule preventing any youngster from being expelled from the nest at fifteen, is she influenced by Heron’s understanding and feelings about what happens to maturing dragons? Why does Heron act as if he does not want to be involved in the discussion? Great questions…

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Dry to Wet

By Julia Schmeelk | February 28, 2018

The weather is fickle in the Midwest. Dry as dust, flash floods and fluctuating temps can make anyone expand their bag of emergency equipment. It has always been weird, only now it is even weirder. The extreames are growing so we get more. If you think we are confused by shifting patterns imagine the squirrels,…

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Cross Culture

By Julia Schmeelk | February 27, 2018

If you have ever found something fascinating in someone else’s culture from food to customs that you chose to add to your own, you understand what is happening between the humans and the dragons in Grabon’s Territory.  Personally we have many things we have found and adopted, from a fancy table garbage for dining to…

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Tea

By Julia Schmeelk | February 27, 2018

On NewEarth, they refer to tea all the time. Gordon grows tea, and humans drink tea and fruits, roots and spices can be added to alter flavor or enhance the tea. Is it the same plant on earth? No. Is it similar in that leaves are dried and it is activated in boiling water, yes.…

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Communication

By Julia Schmeelk | February 26, 2018

One of the most challenging parts of being human is mastering communication. I allude to the difficulties in my books, but I live the challenge daily. I know of a number of people who simply assume that everyone follows the same verbal routines as they do and proceed from there, adding it to written language…

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Traveling

By Julia Schmeelk | February 26, 2018

We traversed a number of rivers, across small mountains and flat lands that even in February were brimming with life. The geese in groups and some other unknown birds were amassed and flew like a whirling tornado in some places. Flocks honked overhead as human traffic whizzed by on the highway. Have you ever wondered…

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