09 Jan 24 Symbols, adults, Amazon, Apple, Boys will be boys, Brazil, California, children, Children who are Sick, Christmas, Cowboys, Cowgirls, England, field trip, Ft. Stockton, Ft. Worth, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, IHeart Radio, India, Inspiration, Instagram, Ireland, Italy, Kindle, Kobo, Library, Life Style, London, Misplaced Trust, money, Morgan Mill Mail/UPS, multicultural, observation, old west, Page Foundry, Pecos, Playster, Reading, school, Scribd, South America, Texas, Tic Tok, Tierrasanta, tips for parents, tips for parents for writing in school, Tolino, UPS Store, Waterstones, weather, www.misplacedtrustbook.com, young reader, YouTube Childish January 9, 2025 By Mae How many adults do you know act childish? Probably more than you would care to admit. In families, if one child is spoiled and tre...Continue reading
27 Oct Christmas, circus, Cowboys, Cowgirls, England, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, London, observation, old west, Pecos, Reading, school, Texas, tips for parents, tips for parents for writing in school The Old Time Radio Shows October 27, 2014 By Mae The old time radio shows were the only entertainment people had until the television became popular and affordable. The first broadcast...Continue reading
26 Oct Cowboys, Cowgirls, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, observation, old west, Pecos, Reading, school, Texas, Tips about Bullying, tips for parents, tips for parents for writing in school Gossip October 26, 2014 By Mae People hear gossip every day and think nothing of it. There are television shows around the world based on gossip. There are even magaz...Continue reading
25 Oct Christmas, Cory, Cowboys, Cowgirls, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Ireland, Katie, London, old west, Pecos, Reading, school, Texas, tips for parents for writing in school Hats October 25, 2014 By Mae I love hats. They really aren't in fashion any more but I really think both men and women look wonderful in hats. Amal Clooney and Cath...Continue reading
28 Sep cattle, cattle ranches, Cory, Cowboys, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Joe Kelly, old west, Pecos, Reading, school, South America, Texas, tips for parents, tips for parents for writing in school, weather, Western Union Telegraph Pay Attention September 28, 2014 By Mae How many times have you heard the words "Pay Attention?" I am guessing frequently since you were a child in school, learning how to dri...Continue reading
28 Sep cattle, Christmas, circus, Cowboys, Cowgirls, elephants, Glenn, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Mary, Mary's Cafe', old west, Pecos, Rev. Glenn, school, Texas, tips for parents for writing in school The Circus September 28, 2014 By Mae Almost everyone loves the circus. The first time I went to the circus was when I took my two children. We had a fabulous time. Two of t...Continue reading
25 Sep Boys will be boys, cattle, Cowboys, Cowgirls, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Ireland, old west, Pecos, Reading, tips for parents for writing in school Boys Will Be Boys September 25, 2014 By Mae How many times have you heard the phrase "Boys Will Be Boys?" It is usually said because a boy has behaved in a way he shouldn't, touch...Continue reading
17 Sep Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Miss Patty, old west, Pecos, Reading, school, Texas, tips for parents, tips for parents for writing in school The Classroom September 17, 2014 By Mae The classroom has changed quite a bit since the 1800's which is the time period my Good Gus Series is portrayed in Pecos, Texas. The di...Continue reading
16 Sep Brazil, Bull Riding, Cowboys, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, old west, Pecos, Rodeo, tips for parents for writing in school Old West Movies September 16, 2014 By Mae The old west movies whether from the black and white era to the newer color film era have one thing in common, a hero. Whether you watc...Continue reading
14 Sep Children who are Sick, Children with Disabilities, Good Gus, Good Gus Characters, Nurse Joyce, old west, Reading, tips for parents for writing in school, Uncategorized Type I Diabetes September 14, 2014 By Mae Type I Diabetes primarily attacks children. It is difficult to understand particularly if it doesn't even run in your family. There are...Continue reading