Hey! You Got Eyeballs In There?<\/p>\n
By Kate Chamberlin<\/p>\n
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As Grace grows up, some of her stories are happy, some trying, some enlightening, and a few themes are sad, but, they\u2019re all the warp and woof of what goes into the tapestry of life we call Family. The daily living skills and techniques demonstrated by the fictional characters in these stories are valid, tried and true.<\/p>\n
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#43. Charles and David<\/p>\n
<\/a>#45. Green Trillium In May<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a>#46.\u00a0 Search For Boy And Dog<\/p>\n <\/a>#47.<\/strong>\u00a0 The Hollow Tree<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n #48. So many Flowers<\/p>\n <\/a>#49. Drumlin Woods Aflame<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a>#50. Tragedy Strikes<\/p>\n So many of my inspirations for stories were generated by family members, whether they knew it or not. Some of the times were happy, some trying, some enlightening, and a few themes are sad, but, they\u2019re all the warp and woof of what goes into the tapestry of life we call Family. The daily living skills and techniques the fictional characters demonstrate are valid, tried, and true.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Cover photo:<\/p>\n Blind teacher Kate Chamberlin photographed by Kevin Rivoli for \u201cBlind Ambition\u201d written by Michele Locastro Rivoli, Democrat and Chronicle Newspaper, December 30, 1998.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Author Contact information:<\/p>\n<\/a>#51. \u00a0Grandma Grace\u2019s Spring Planting Time Tips<\/a><\/a><\/h1>\n
#52. Acknowledgements:<\/h1>\n