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Meet Shauna Bowling: The Inside Story

1/17/2015

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Shauna, if you were a vegetable, you would surely be an onion. There are many layers to you and your personal journey displayed in your writing. I peeled away at some of those layers in our previous interviews.  

You also recently published a Self-Interview, where I learned even more about you. Kim Thompson also showcased you recently in her Pen to Page...

Today, I'd like to focus on what's been happening in your writing world...


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1. What writing accomplishment are you proudest of and why?

Shauna: Hopefully, I have yet to reach my proudest writing accomplishment. However, in thinking about what I’ve written to date, I’d have to say I’m most proud of a TV commercial I wrote for the Miccosukee Indian tribe in 1983 or 1984. 

The reason I say this is because I discovered a year or so ago that the spot is still being aired. I was channel surfing one day and saw a familiar face. Lee Tiger, who when I wrote the spot was acting Chief, (his father was ill at the time) was speaking to me from the other side of the TV on a show called Florida Today. Naturally, I put the remote down and listened to what he had to say. After a bit, the show broke to commercial. I was thrilled to see my promo spot is still alive and well! They’ve since updated the video portion of the commercial, but the copy was unmistakably mine.

To discover that one of my commercials has withstood the test of time was a proud moment indeed!


2. I greatly enjoyed your book, Hearts and Rainbows, as did my best friend when I gifted her a copy. Please tell us what inspired you to publish this timeless collection of your poetry.

Shauna: I think finally being comfortable with myself is what inspired me to publish Hearts and Rainbows. The book is comprised of 80 of my original poems spanning decades, from 1974 through 2012.

Before then, I’d only let select people, whom I felt I could trust, read my poetry. Putting my thoughts on paper is how I dealt with my feelings as a young adult. They are very personal and I can remember the circumstances surrounding each and every one of them. I can even still picture where I was when I felt the urgency to grab a pen and something to write on.

I time-stamp all of my poems. Of course, I omitted them when I published the book, but when I first put them on paper, I note the date and time of day. That helps me to see myself and the emotional state I’m in at the time.

I decided to share my emotions with whoever is willing to read them in the hopes that they may inspire or provide comfort. In fact, a friend of a friend bought my book. She emailed me to tell me that she refers to it often when life gets to be a bit much. She told me she finds great comfort in my poetry.

How awesome is that?


3. Tell us the message behind, and your plans for, the story some of us are reading along with you called The Gifts of Faith. 

Shauna: I didn’t begin the book with a message in mind. Actually, it didn’t begin as a book at all, rather a short story I posted on HubPages. After chapter one, it became apparent to me that there was more to it.

Although the title may lead one to believe it has a religious connotation, that’s not entirely true. Faith is the name of the lead character. She has the ability to see souls. Not auras, but the souls of living people. The story line is more paranormal and spiritual than religious.

I hope my readers come away with whatever message speaks to them. I won’t tell you what messages come to me from the characters because you’d have no reason to read the story if I did that.

As far as my plans for The Gifts of Faith, I intend to finish the novel and market it to an agent who will represent me. There will be no eBook version, nor will I self-publish. I’d like my first full-length fiction novel to be published and distributed the old-fashioned way.

I’ve already written the ending. There’s still so much more to tell before I get there. I have no idea how long it will take to complete. That depends on Faith, Sarah, and Nathaniel. Sometimes quite a while goes by before I hear from them.

To date, I’ve posted 16 chapters on HubPages. I’ve recently decided I’m going to leave it at that. I provided a cliff hanger at the end of chapter 16 which will, hopefully, result in my readers buying the novel when the day comes. Why would anyone buy it if the entire book can be read online?


4. Your website, Bravewarrior's Feathered Pen, is looking awesome. Can you tell us a story about some of the services you offer in your role as a freelance writer and copy editor?

Shauna: I’m a person who gets bored easily. Doing the same thing day in and day out puts life on automatic pilot for me. When that happens, my creativity suffers as does my drive. I’ve held many different positions in my working years for that very reason. I diversify to keep from getting bored. I’m also a quick learner who hasn’t found anything I couldn’t master.

I provide a range of services. On the writing side of the coin, I offer articles for any medium, creative writing, ghostwriting, product reviews, product descriptions, blogging… pretty much anything the client needs.

Another service I offer is a website ‘needs analysis’ report. For a flat rate, I’ll go into a client’s website and provide them feedback for what is lacking, can use improvement, etc.

I really love the proofreading/editing end of my business. It allows me time to work on my novel and blog, both of which have been a bit neglected of late. I’ve edited a thesis for a college student, an eBook for a popular blogger, helped a poet with her first collection, and have contracted with an author to edit her upcoming novel.

Recently, I was referred to a local interior designer to proof/edit his latest eNewsletter. He was so thrilled with my work that I will be working with him on all forthcoming newsletters and special projects as they arise. I’m pretty excited about that. 


5. What are your dreams for 2015? Can you share any strategies on how you plan to make your dreams a reality?

Shauna: My dream for 2015 is to have my business sustain my overhead and give me some room for fun and whimsy. I’m working with Iris Draak who is giving me the direction and support I need to make my dream come true. As my business coach, she helps me define what I want from my business. She’s given me a different, friendlier approach to building relationships with clients, which is why I re-vamped my Hire Me page. I completely re-wrote the message and renamed the page Let’s Team Up.

Iris is also helping me with marketing, which is what’s been holding me back for the last two years. Marketing is very intimidating for me. She’s given me ideas on ways to market that are more comfortable for me and more in keeping with my personality. She’s a godsend!


6. Previously I asked if you had any advice for a new writer and loved your response. I hope you know you have always inspired me. The advice that you shared a few years ago is timeless and applies to all of our creative endeavors. Can you add anything to these pearls of wisdom today? 
Best advice to a new writer...

Don't doubt yourself. Spit it out. Go with your first instincts when putting your thoughts on paper. Don't edit your thoughts. Trust what you put down the first time because that's what comes from your heart. Gain technological knowledge, but always trust the sentiment and meaning that urges you to pick up your pen. Trust yourself. Creativity is not something you learn in school; it's a part of your soul and cannot be fine tuned by anyone but yourself. Your day will come; believe in that, spread your wings and fly! 



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Shauna: Sure, I can add to that!

It’s really important to surround yourself with other writers. Gain a camaraderie. Rub elbows, bump heads, bounce ideas off each other, and support your fellow writers. They, in turn, will support you and hopefully offer you sound advice, honest critiques, and leads.

Also, don’t be afraid to ask for help. If you’re considering freelancing for a living, you need to make sure your business is sustainable. This means creating a business plan and marketing – no matter how much you hate it. Reach out to a business coach who can help you over the rough patches. I wish I’d have done this two years ago; I’d be a lot closer to my goal right now if I’d done so.


7. Sha, any final thoughts or perspectives you would care to share about the world we live in and life in general (thanks for the lyrics, Depeche Mode).

Shauna: Lordy Goshen, where do I begin?

Despite what’s going on in the world today, life is still pretty awesome. Make the best of it. Do what you love – don’t wait until tomorrow. Dream dreams you can achieve and work on making those dreams come true. 

Dance, sing, laugh, walk bare-footed in the rain, and surround yourself with positive people. Be kind, love openly, and master the bear hug. Most of all, love yourself!

49 Comments
Shauna L Bowling link
1/17/2015 01:00:57 am

Mar, I was thrilled and honored when you asked to interview me. Your support and encouragement has kept me going. When I get down in the dumps, your words of wisdom pick me back up. You make me laugh, you rant with me, and always make me feel good about myself.

You're a true blue friend. I love you lots. But then, you know that, right?

Thank you for this recognition. You ask great questions that made me really go inside myself and take a good look. Thanx for that!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:29:15 am

Dear Sha,

I do know and the feeling is quite mutual! I can repeat your first paragraph right back to you, my true blue...

I appreciate the thought and depth that you put into these answers.

With an interview, it "takes two to tango"...and you are a most accomplished partner. I love all of your wonderful responses to your many fans as well...Love and hugs, mar

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Sunshine
1/17/2015 02:16:37 am

Sha surely shined in this interview! ☀️

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 03:05:11 am

Linda, Mar's questions were so thought provoking it took me a couple of days to complete this interview.

She has a habit of making everyone shine. She's like a bright, shining star!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:31:50 am

Hey, someone grab my shades,,,it is so darn bright from the STAR power around here...two of my favorite Sistas in one space...!!

Love and hugs to Linda (Sunshine) and Shauna!

kimmie
1/17/2015 02:39:42 am

Maria you did a beautiful job in interviewing Shauna. It was wonderful learning more about our talented and soulful friend.
Hugs
Kimmie

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 03:06:02 am

I think Mar would make a great talk show host, don't you Kimmie?

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:34:05 am

"Talented and soulful"...so true, Kimmie!

And I love the showcasing you recently did of Shauna as well.

Love, hugs and peace to you both, mar

Gail Sobotkin
1/17/2015 02:50:42 am

Dear Maria,
This is a great interview with Shauna, a writer I admire so much because she puts heart and soul into everything she does, and is always willing to help others.
Plus, she is very talented in all aspects of writing and uses her imagination, knowledge and technical skills to present quality stories, poems and articles.
I am one of many loyal fans who followed the "Gifts of Faith" chapters on HubPages and am glad to hear that Shauna intends to have it published the traditional way.
Sending Blessings, Love & Hugs to Both of You.
Also sharing on FB.
Gail

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 03:07:08 am

Gail, you're too kind. Thank you for your beautiful words!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:36:21 am

Dear Gail and Sha,

I agree that Sha puts heart and soul into all she does...it'll be fantastic when she publishes her book. Thanks for sharing this, dear friend.

Wishing you both a peaceful evening. Love and hugs, Maria

Mike
1/17/2015 03:05:04 am

What a nice interview you have conducted mar. Sha gives some insightful answers. I like her encouragement of to other writers. Sounds like she found a business coach that is guiding her well. I wish her all the best in publishing 'Gifts of Faith'

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 03:08:34 am

Mike, I hope you don't mind me butting in here. I just wanted to thank you for your comment. And yes, Iris is awesome. I wish I'd found her long ago!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:40:13 am

Dear Mike and Sha,

I appreciate your visit and kind comments. I have just recently become acquainted with Iris and she is delightful, as well as talented. How wonderful to be part of such a warm and supportive community.

Hugs to you both, Maria

Bill
1/17/2015 03:26:00 am

Maria, a lovely interview, and it is so nice of you to highlight and give support to Sha. She deserves the limelight for her hard work. I remember the day she began this journey...held her hand, figuratively, while she took her first tentative steps into freelance writing...and I know how hard she has worked. Well done, both of you.

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 04:09:19 am

Bill, you have no idea how grateful I am for your support and guidance these last couple of years. You sent me a lead a few years back that got me out of the bid sites and was a great confidence builder.

I'm blessed to have such supportive friends that believe in me.

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:44:12 am

Dear Bill and Sha,

I know what a mentor and friend you are to Sha and it's wonderful to see you here in support and belief of her, dear man...along her exciting journey.

Love and hugs to you both, Maria

Ruby link
1/17/2015 03:46:29 am

Dear Mar,

Your interview with Shauna is great. I especially liked her answer to ' best advice to a new writer, ' It's ironic, I wrote a piece yesterday about walking barefoot in the sand. I didn't publish it, pretty whimsical. I loved her story, ' The gifts of Faith . Shauna is a terrific writer. I am just now getting acquainted with Iris Draak. She read one of my stories and left a kind comment. My best wishes to Shauna and you Mar. Hugs..

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 04:13:53 am

Thanx, Ruby! I had a great response to The Gifts of Faith. I've decided to quit publishing the chapters on HP and concentrate on moving forward with the novel without sharing. I think Faith, Sarah, Nathaniel, and I have gained enough confidence to concentrate on getting to know each other better and giving my characters the freedom to speak to me without any pressure.

You'll love Iris. She's a great lady, not just a great writer.

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:48:46 am

Dear Ruby,

I hope you publish your story...it sounds beautiful, like you. Thanks for leaving such supportive remarks for Shauna as well...and like her,

I'm happy you have made acquaintance with Iris as well...our circle is getting larger with beautiful people to color our world.

Love and hugs to you both, mar

Vicki
1/17/2015 04:16:01 am

Maria and Shauna - great team work in this in depth interview, and combined with all your other work, both of you, you BOTH shine here! Maria, you have such a great gift for this type of writing! But then, Shauna does too, so it is a really good match. I liked the way numerous really interesting points and features are incorporated, and that encourages the reader to explore further!
Good work you two! Best of luck with your new approach, Shauna.
Love and hugs to you both.

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 05:23:33 am

Vicki, as I've mentioned, Mar asks some really good questions. When she first sent them to me I had to take a few days to think about my responses because she got my mind working in areas it hadn't gone. I never asked myself what message I want to convey with Faith. I had to think about it. Obviously, there's some message or I wouldn't be compelled to set the story line the way I have.

It's so wonderful to be surrounded by people who care and force you to look at different situations from different perspectives. We are not islands; we cannot do without human interaction. You do the same thing for me,Vicki. I don't know how many emails I've gotten from you that sparked my curiosity and led my mind down avenues I may not have known were waiting for my footsteps.

See, even your comment has gotten me reflecting and appreciating. Thank you dear friend!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:54:24 am

Yeah, Vicki and Sha...this makes me feel like those nursing assessment classes were worth it (LOL)...

as I surely do enjoy my interviews. Thanks for such a wonderful exchange here. You both make my heart smile.

Love and hugs to you both, mar

femmeflashpoint link
1/17/2015 08:09:00 am

Mar,

This has been an awesome introduction to what's happening in Shauna's niche of the literature world. Sounds like there's exciting stuff culminating in the Sunshine State! ☺

Shauna, best wishes for continuing success in all of your literary endeavors!

femme

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 09:07:36 am

Femme, thank you so much. I'm determined to make this the year I take off and soar!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 10:57:54 am

Dear femme and Sha,

All I know is that I'm "putting in my dibs NOW" for a follow-up interview...even if I have to fly to catch you as you are soaring...

YOU GO GIRL... Love you both and hugs, mar

Iris Draak link
1/17/2015 09:32:30 am

Mar, what a great introduction! I love it when a speaker or person being interviewed is given a great introduction. The vegetable thing is creative and I agree with you,
Sha is an onion. Sometimes she even makes my eyes water (but in a wonderful way). :)
Sha, I'm really excited for you and your plans to traditionally publish your book. It is wonderful that your commercial copy has stood so long! That is extremely impressive. I can see why you are proud. Congratulations!!!
I like your comments about community. You know I share your affinity for that. We writers deal with so much criticism and rejection that we need support and should support others. I've had the privilege to see how strong and supportive your community is over the past few weeks. It demonstrates how good you are at connecting to others and the value that others get from being your friend.
I am grateful to be part of your community. And thank you for your kind references to me. I'm having a blast working with you; we're a good team.
Mar, again, wonderful interview. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Shauna even better.

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 10:03:43 am

Iris, I've grown to love you as another true blue. You have helped me so much in just a few weeks. Our weekly phone communication makes you and me real people. We come up with ideas that benefit both of us. We laugh. Laughter is the best motivator! It dissolves all the doubts that we imagine for ourselves.

I am so glad that you and Mar are becoming friends. You'll find she's an angel on Earth. I can't begin to tell you how much I love her. She holds no punches and speaks from the heart. She is true blue. There's no better than that!

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Maria link
1/17/2015 11:05:49 am

Dear Iris and Sha,

Thanks to you both for these remarks as well...I feel so connected and humbled to be part of such a genuine, supportive and beautiful community. It's inspiring to see Sha blossoming with her working with you, Iris.

Wishing you both a lovely and peaceful Sunday. Hugs, Maria

Paula link
1/17/2015 09:53:45 am

Maria & Sha.....Two of the brightest gems in our midst. Fabulous ladies, superb writers, I am thrilled and proud to call my "friends."
Maria...Do you feel the least bit badly for knocking Barbara Walters right off her throne? I hope not. NO ONE has mastered the INTERVIEW as you have, Your Majesty
Sha..I love, as well as relate to your advice and attitude. I've seen you these past couple of years, put your heart, mind and soul into everything you do. I'm in awe. You are what "successful" means in so many ways.
Her's to 2 of my Heros!....peace, Love & BEAR HUGS!...Paula/Effer

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Shauna L Bowling
1/17/2015 10:09:04 am

Paula, you have me laughing my ass off, which is one of your best attributes.

I have to agree with you. Baba Waw waa recently announced she'd done her last interview. If course,she's said that before and ended up pulling the wool over our eyes. Regardless, Mar would be an awesome interview host. She's got to retire sometime, right? Why not make a living asking the awesome questions she does? Put the recipients in the hot seat.

Inquiring minds want to know! And Mar has just the right tools....

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Maria link
1/17/2015 11:11:05 am

OK, has Miss Sammie been 'communicating' with you both?! She used to tell me that I was a cross between Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer...it's kinda cool to hear you both concur with BW...

for now, I will practice my fool head off, virtually speaking that is...thanks to the kindness of all of you...

Oh Sha, "I have just the right tools" (LOL)...please don't get me started on that line of thought...

Love you both with my heart and soul, Maria

Sannel Larson link
1/17/2015 10:11:53 am

Maria, this is truly a wonderful post and an excellent interview. Thank you for this opportunity to let us get to know a little bit better such an inspiring and talented woman and writer such as Shauna. I found these words of hers to be just beautiful and so true; "Creativity is not something you learn in school; it's a part of your soul and cannot be fine tuned by anyone but yourself. Your day will come; believe in that, spread your wings and fly!"
Shauna, I wish you the best of success with whatever your heart desires.
My love and hugs,
Sannel

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Maria link
1/17/2015 11:19:20 am

Dear Sannel,

I always love when you stop by and I'm thrilled you enjoyed learned more about our Sha as well. I also love her views on creativity.

Love and hugs to you too, dear friend, Maria

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Shauna L Bowling
1/18/2015 02:40:19 am

Sannel, thank you for your kind words and wishes. What a beautiful way to start this breezy Sunday morning!

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Fred Baker aka Ghost32 link
1/17/2015 06:34:20 pm

GREAT interview. I'm pretty sure that would be my "proudest moment", too, if I had a commercial still airing after that much time had passed. I did find a backyard fence in Montana still standing that I'd build 32 years earlier, but that's not quite the same....:)

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Shauna L Bowling
1/18/2015 02:41:54 am

Sure it is, Ghost. Anything we create that stands the test of time gives us pride in our work.

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Maria link
1/20/2015 11:06:30 pm

Dear Fred and Sha,

Wonderful to see you, Ghost...thanks for stopping by to support Sha!

Martie link
1/17/2015 09:27:07 pm

Mar, you have conducted a most impressive interview with Shauna, exposing particularly her determination, stamina and endurance.

My signed copy of Sha's Hearts and Rainbows, sent to me by you, has a special place in my personal library. I love to read it at random as I always get a message I need.

Sha, it is so good to have friends like you and Mar. Trying to keep up with you guys is quite a challenge, and challenges have been my tonic and anti-depressants since I can remember.

I read so much of myself in Shauna. She must be, like you, Mar, a sfam :)

Hugs,
Martie

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Shauna L Bowling
1/18/2015 02:44:08 am

Martie, I'm so glad you're enjoying the book. It does my heart good to hear you still refer to it and gain from what you read.

What does sfam mean????

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Martie link
1/18/2015 04:06:31 am

Shauna, 'sfam' means 'sister from another mother'.... I don't know who originally coined this.... Maria, Linda, or Paula?

Shauna L Bowling
1/18/2015 05:31:48 am

Ah... I should have figured that out! :-)

Maria link
1/20/2015 11:04:05 pm

Hi Martie and Sha,

You two are making me smile on a day I need it greatly...so thanks for that... :)))

I suspect the phrase 'sfam' has been around for a long time - wish I could take credit for that...LOL!

As for me, I'm just happy to know that I have such very close gal pals that can 'read me like a book' and provide never ending joy, support and love to me...

...so, I guess that's my definition of this term for those still in doubt!!! Love you and my heart thanks you both, mar

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Barbara Cook
1/18/2015 09:52:29 pm

What a pleasant and professional interview. You are coming along nicely. Sha have you considered contacting the station or company running the spot that you wrote years ago? Perhaps they would be interested in your writing of ads in an updated mode. Just a thought and another venue to market yourself. Since the content has stood the test of time they obviously haven't found tour equal. There is only "one" Shauna.

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Shauna L Bowling
1/18/2015 11:47:38 pm

Mom, I've recently connected with Lee Tiger on Facebook. I've also sent a request to his LinkedIn profile, but haven't gotten a response. If I can get into conversation with Lee, I intend to ask him if he still has the copy or if he'll write a testimonial for me. The Miccosukees own the copy. They buy airtime with the stations, so my contact would be Lee Tiger.

If I can obtain either of the above, I can approach local stations here. The thing about writing ad copy for local markets is it's best to visit the venues, get a feel for the place, and talk to the owners. It's definitely something I'd like to look into. Having a link to that part of my past to add to my portfolio would be hugely helpful in getting my foot in the door.

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Maria link
1/20/2015 10:57:04 pm

It's such a pleasure to have you visit your beautiful and talented daughter here, Barbara...you are so right - there is only "one" Shauna and how blessed that she is in our lives!

How beautiful to see the support and encouragement that you give Sha on an ongoing basis-- I know that must mean the world to her.

Wishing you both a lovely and peaceful day. Hugs, Maria

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Tillsontitan link
1/26/2015 10:11:44 am

You two ladies are a writers dream. Not at all phased by your past successes and certainly headed for many future successes.
Your warmth and sharing with others says more than I ever can. God bless you both and keep your path filled with love and more success.

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Shauna L Bowling
1/27/2015 12:14:06 am

Mary, what a kind thing to say! Thank you for your support and warm wishes.

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Maria link
3/1/2015 01:41:22 pm

Dear Mary and Sha,

I'm ever so sorry I am just seeing these lovely remarks ...

Mary, you are creating quite a compelling novel these days - I am so eager to keep going with this story you have gotten us all hooked on.

Sha, hope all is well and that you're both having a peaceful weekend . Love and hugs, mar




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