Marsha Ingrao – Always Write – Page 8 – Having fun blogging with friends

Welcome to Sequoia Country, Travelers

Summer is here and it’s time to take off for parts known or unknown – cooler, warmer, more remote, more culture something new and different, or familiar. Where are you […]

Gourdeous Works of Art

I have long admired the work of Toni Best, a retired teacher. A couple of years ago my husband and I toured her house and studio where she does all […]

What to Do in April – Best of the Valley Quilt Show

Beyond the Average Tourist Stop To enjoy the Best of […]

How To Take The Step From Blogger To Author Without Losing Your Voice

Credit: Pexels If you’ve been a blogger for a while […]

2019: Where Are the Unknown Super Blooms in California?

The desert super blooms in California attracted thousands of tourists […]

Spider Sol – a Cure for Writer’s Block or a Terrible Addiction?

I couldn’t sleep tonight. Instead of lying in bed, sweating […]

Ten Things to Do During Rose Season in Woodlake, California

Welcome to Woodlake Rose Garden Manuel and Olga Jimenez transformed […]

Are Your Vacations Chill?

Three Ways to Ensure that Your Vacations Are Stress-Free Go Constantly or Smell the Flowers? One thing my husband hates when we travel is someone who wants to go-go-go the […]

One of the Top Places to Visit in Maui, HI

Iao Valley State Park I met a wonderful woman while battling the Hawaiian surf old-lady style. On our last day there she told me about Iao Valley State Park where […]

13 Mammoth Reasons to Start Online Journaling Even If You Hate to Write

COVID-19 gave people the time to start a journal. When time gets tighter, then what?

Gardening in Woodlake

Woodlake sits at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, forty minutes from Sequoia National Park on a slow day, in the fertile foothills. My blogging friend, Russel Ray, inspired […]

What Could You Give for Valentine’s Day?

Paper Engineering Six of us learned the art of making fancy boxes at an eat-and-craft pre-Super Bowl party. We stuffed dainty portions of cookies or candy in them to make […]

Why Are Newsletters Important to You?

Organizations write newsletters to inform and build membership. Companies have newsletters to inform and sell products. If you are a hobby blogger why might a newsletter be important to you? […]

Photo Challenges

Unusual Perspective: Looking down on the Town.

Originally posted on MonoZone.Online:
The view from Clitheroe Castle. The medieval Keep of Clitheroe Castle has dominated the skyline of…

Where to Find the A Unique Dining Experience Near Sacramento

When you visit a new area, do you use Yelp […]

Two Ideas to Create Gifts or Products from Your Great Photos

You’ve all taken iconic pictures of your vacations, family, friends, […]

New Adventure – Puzzle Me

“This Was So Much Fun.” Ever wonder what to do when you have company and it gets dark, and everyone’s on their cell phone except you? Our son and his […]

Woodlake Kiwanis and Partners to Assist in the Woodlake Rose Garden

Do You Love the Woodlake Rose Garden? Kiwanis Seeks Partner […]

7 Writer Lessons You Won’t Want to Learn the Hard Way

Image credit: Pexels It’s difficult being a writer. There […]

Classic Book Review: Presumed Innocent

Presumed Innocent By Scott Turow Book 1987 Movie 1990 Classic book, Presumed Innocent is worth a read or a reread. Why do you read? Pure pleasure? Are you writing a […]

Book Review: Searching for Caleb by Anne Tyler

How Do You Find a Good Book to Read? You […]

How to Escape the Heat – Discover Newport, Oregon

Escape the Heat and Fire The worst fire season in […]

Three Wishes by Liane Moriarty Book Review

Laugh Out Loud Funny Book Three sisters, triplets, constantly in one scrape or another, turn 34 and nearly kill each other at their birthday party. The stranger’s description starts calmly […]

Book Review Ordinary Magic by Cameron Powell

Ordinary Magic Promises I Kept to my Mother Through Life, Illness, and a Very Long Walk Cameron Powell describes the delicious as well as the sadder moments that comprise life […]

Creative Gardening Ideas You Can Steal from the Experts

Garden in the Morning In the Central Valley of California […]

How to Write a Novel by Melanie Sumner

Writing Tips from a Twelve Point Five-Year-Old Author Introducing My Editor Again In my last post, you learned that when you are looking for editors, to help pick the right […]

Jake, Lucid Dreamer by David Naiman

Want a Book That Boys Want to Read? Attention Parents and Teachers! Boys struggle to read fiction, believe it or not. Give them a book about animals, cars, boats, anything […]

What Do You Do for Fun Where Agriculture Is King?

Live the Dream Today after church my husband said, “I […]

How to View Potential Rather than a Pile of Rubbish

Fascination With Old Buildings When I visited Hockessin, DE two […]

What You Should Know About Alligators: Instructions at Gatorland

Want some advice about alligators? #3 Orland0 Florida Don’t come […]

Review: Story Genius by Lisa Cron for Struggling Writers

Brain Help for Struggling Writers How to Use Brain Science […]

Why You Don’t Want to Overlook the Boggy Creek Airboat Ride

How Far Ahead Do You Plan Your Travel Activities? #Orlando […]

Warning: You Can’t Put Down Anne Goodwin’s Sugar and Snails?

Do You Love to Solve a Mystery? Don’t lie. You […]

Thrill of a Lifetime: How Novice Kayakers Navigate the Mangrove Tunnel of Doom

Kayakers Achieve Instant Expert Status Upon Successful Exit It was […]

How Wired for Story by Lisa Cron Makes Your Story Irresistible

Extensive Reading Doesn’t Generate Great Writing What a blow, but […]

Don’t Miss These Movies If You Love Biographies

Two outstanding films, Breathe and Hidden Figures These two movies […]

Biltmore House a 175,00 Square Foot Home

Imagine living in a house with 65 fireplaces. One of the largest mansions in California, Hearst Castle at 70,000 square feet, is a pittance of the size of the Biltmore House […]

readilearn: Writing in the lower primary classroom – a guest post

My Blogging friend, Norah Colvin invited me to write a […]

readilearn: Writing in the lower primary classroom – a guest post by Marsha Ingrao – Readilearn

My Blogging friend, Norah Colvin invited me to write a […]

Watching Netflix: Review of Black Mirror Series

What to Watch on Netflix In an attempt to cut […]

Plan Your Travel Itinerary to Include the California Central Coast

Residents of the Central Valley of California, like our friends […]

8 BENEFITS TO BECOMING A TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHER

Dennis Scott Carruthers contacted me by email asking to do a guest post on Always Write. I checked out his website, http://www.carruthersphoto.com/. Even though I’m a bit envious, I loved his […]

8 Benefits To Becoming A Travel Photographer Even Though You Are an Amateur

by D. Scott Carruthers Do You Love Taking Pictures? Becoming […]

In order to travel, health is of primary importance. I met David through his book, Didn’t Get Frazzled, see the review on Always Write.

A medical review of the documentary What the Heath https://davidzhirsch.wordpress.com/2017/08/19/a-medical-review-of-the-documentary-what-the-heath/

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