"Live as if you were to die tomorrow; learn as if you were to live forever." Gandhi
And people wonder why I'm back in college, taking graduate courses in writing. Now I have a suitable response.
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Paige Billin-Frye (illustrator) & Wendie Old (on the right) signing books at ALA 2007
Albert Whitman, 2007
Albert Whitman, 2004
Clarion, 2002
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Charlesbridge, 2003
Charlesbridge, 1998
Just a few notes from my adventures as a writer and a children's librarian.
Paige Billin-Frye (illustrator) & Wendie Old (on the right) signing books at ALA 2007
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Albert Whitman, 2007
Albert Whitman, 2004
Clarion, 2002
ALA in June 10
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ALA in July 09
Books under the Pen Name C.W. Bowie:
Charlesbridge, 2003
Charlesbridge, 1998
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3 comments:
You and me both. The head of my department at UNF (history) has already told me he expects me to live until 100 so I can do lots of research and write lots of books!
Good luck in your studies.
Beautiful quote!
P.S. If I had the money, I think I would just be a perennial student. Even though my years at college were extremely hard, working 40+ hours per week and attending classes full-time, I left with the feeling that I would love to not work (ha!) and just go to college the rest of my life. :>)
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