Category: school

• ‘Tis the Season Sales

  

  All three of the Bienvenue Press Christmas charity anthologies are currently marked down to 99 cents on Kindle. While in my series world, each of my short stories can be read alone, and you’ll also get other themed holiday stories from several authors in the collections. Hometown Heroes features the Fortitude/Possession Chronicles tie-in short story…

  Carrie Dalby

  December 5, 2021

  Barren Devotion, Bienvenue Press, Christmas, Christmas, Claire O’Farrell, Courtship and Courage, Dauphin Island, family, FORTITUDE, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, historical, HOLIDAYS, Joe Walker, Mobile, Natural Selection in Life and Love, romance, school, SCHOOL, short story, southern Gothic, Tendrils of Passion, The Possession Chronicles, WRITING

  Bienvenue Press, Carrie Dalby, charity, Christmas, historical fiction, Mobile Bay Area, short stories, southern Gothic, The Possession Chronicles, WRITING

• Summer Sucks

  Summer sucks my energy away. The heat, humidity, and glaring sun don’t agree with me. Southern summer thunderstorms are fabulous but I have to bear with the other things to enjoy them. Opposition in all things. To combat summer blues we gear up homeschool in July. My previous post highlighted our literary tree. Here’s what…

  Carrie Dalby

  August 5, 2013

  BELIEFS, blog, CORRODED, family, FORTITUDE, homeschooling, literature, READING, research, school, summer, trees, WIP, WRITING

• Middle School Blues

  Saturday, February 4, 2012 Middle School Blues The years I spent in middle school were terrific and terrible. I was trying to find my style and express myself—the slightly pudgy, tall geek posing as a rebel. (Yes, it carried over into high school, too. And adulthood, minus the rebel part.) And no, I didn’t fool…

  Carrie Dalby

  February 5, 2012

  bullies, bullying, class, Geeks, high school, middle school, moving, San Diego, Santa Cruz, school, teens

• Special Education Hoops

  Monday afternoon I received a phone call from the principal at “A’s” school. It’s been a year and a half since the principal called- and that phone call was in regards to extreme behavior. Dr. Principal (yes, she has her doctorate) tells me right away that I’m on speaker phone and A’s teacher is also…

  Carrie Dalby

  April 1, 2009

  ASD Autism Spectrum Disorders, autism, homeschooling, kids, motherhood, NIDS, parenting, school