I have a dream, many really with some coming true like I never thought they would! I'm having a pretty good year, my photography has taken off, for the last few months, I've been sharing a recipe weekly on the food page of my local newspaper, and now I have my own garden column " Garden Thyme" every Wednesday! I'm so excited!!! I'm eager to dig in and cover some new content, I feel like most publications recycle their articles and I'm craving some new information and ideas! I hope to explore all issues regarding gardening, there's so much more to it than plant, weed and water. I'm still sharing a recipe each week, and I love a good challenge, so deadlines will not scare me nor will the boots I have to fill, Jim Long used to supply the garden column, but the newspaper is revamping the page and I'm honored to be apart of it! So, you see, you are NEVER too old to chase and catch your dreams! Just don't give up, anything is possible and I'm proof of that! I'm not a expert gardener but I am a learner and I share well with others! I'll be adding some of my articles here too, and you can always check me out online at West Plains Daily Quill.
Thank you, Sue. I needed to hear these words this morning.
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Laura
Dear Sue, I am so happy and excited for you! And I never want to stop dreaming or allowing them to come alive in my own life also!
ReplyDeleteI will check it out in the paper...
Blessings, Roxy
Do an article on orange pansies, and dill weed!
Roxy
Well good for you. It is all very exciting and here's a big pat on the back to you. I will be following. MB
ReplyDeleteSue, I read your gardening column----very good. Here's to MORE!!MB
ReplyDeleteIt is time for your star to shine....you have so much talent. I am glad it is now being recognized and you are following your dream ♥
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I had a 'new career' a few years back and it's a real ego-booster. I'm one of your new followers, hope you continue to write. I know where West Plains is, we pass through it on our way to visit my brother who lives in the Mark Twain National Forest. I grew up in St.Louis, but now live in Nebraska. I sure miss all the trees MO has, but not the humidity!
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