Updated post on the Willamette Valley Blog (Fairview Training Center becomes Pringle Creek Community.)Who Cares? An observation of Dorothea Lynde Dix and Nellie Bly concluding that a society neglecting it’s most vulnerable population is indeed wholly poor in virtue.
Newest read: Raising the Bar by Ruth Rymer. A thought-provoking demonstration of a woman’s true grit to secure fair and equitable treatment for women in the legal system.This video is not my work, but I’m going to embed it in the Juana Azurduy Padilla profile I’m working on: A few interesting additions to my history, reading, writing blog, (which I totally recommend, btw)Yennenga is a piece which will be included on a blog hop for women’s history month 2022.A review of Humanity’s Grace by Dede Montgomery – a book that totally surprised me.WIP: BRANCHES was born from my interest in local history, – specifically logging history in the case of BRANCHES – my granddaughter’s fascination with Native American culture and history, a Bible found inscribed with the name of a 20 year old soldier killed in Vietnam, the rise in homeless and/or drug addled persons, and wondering if…when a person dies – do their deeds die or do they live on in the deeds done by those they left behind? — Their branches.A piece about Beverly Cleary featured on the website of Literary Ladies Guide.
An overview of Who Cares? Thoughts on Apathy, an essay collection imagined to be much coveted by the masses.
…In a separate bit here is an exploration of Biblio. 
Here is a review of a very inspirational book by Nava Atlas, The Literary Ladies’ Guide to the Writing Life.South America will be one region featured in Unfettered.Literary Ladies Guide has been kind enough to reprint Tami’s Hazel Hall .
BOOK REVIEW of Beyond the Ripples, written by Dede Montgomery.
Blog Post: The Town of Willamette. On my Willamette Valley Heritage blog.
A new blog post about the dams which make living in the Willamette Valley possible. It’s posted on my blog, Willamette Valley Heritage: Barns and Structures. 
A Goodreads review for What Story are you Living? by Dr. Carol S. Pearson 
WIP: Heroic Vignettes; Feminine Chinese, the Fighters and Writers. Work in Progress: Heroic Vignettes: Feminine West Africans – the Queens and Activists 
Guest Blog Post at Amazing Women in History 
WOODS READER, The People’s Tree
Poem-a-day (One April I wrote a poem a day for poetry month. “O’Lean doesn’t really work, but hey – a poem a day anyway) Diminishing: 
Woods Reader, The Valsetz Star
Willamette Valley Life, Ghost Towns of the Willamette Valley
BLOG: WOMEN’S HISTORY AROUND THE WORLD
BLOG : Willamette Valley Barns and Structures 
An interview on radio station KGAL with Jeff McMahon about Willamette Valley ghost towns:
OUR USA , American Nostalgia
Jennifer Vandenberg and Tami put their heads together to write a Western novel: Cottonwood Justice.
Heroic Vignettes: Book 1, Feminine Americans
Long Story, Short ezine(Poem of the month) A not-so-tongue-in-cheek yet very clever little (long-ish) bit featuring the semi-complicated roasting of the self-absorbed navel gazer. I_Still_Only_See_What_I_Want_to_See.com.
Willamette Valley Life, Finding Hope at the End of a Brush
Our Town, Suffragist in Silverton: Abigail Scott Duniway Fought For Women’s Rights
Our USA Magazine Poem: My Closet Identity.
Willamette Valley Life, Hoop Dreams
Our Town Life, Classy Cars: Two Cruz-N’s for O’FestThis I Believe Slab Literary Journal, Notes and Grace Notes, More.comBrandlady.comPraise and Worship WebsiteOregon Home Magazine Herstoria MagazinePoetry featured on Mr. Sifuentes’ literary blogBook: “The Canvas Between The Lines”Brandlady.comNewbie-writers.com NewsletterWriting-World.com18th Century History
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