Thursday, May 13, 2010
Month of May
This month has been emotionally challenging for me, as May 3rd was my father's birthday. I was unable to attend the MS Walk Pooch Parade at Belmont Lake State Park because I had to work. For all who are just joining me, my father died three years ago from MS. He passed before The Farm was finished, but he plays a major role as 'Chief Ta Ta.' I wear his ring in memory of him, a green emerald, his birthstone, which is also used for creativity and healing.
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Aren't all emeralds green?
Yes, the primary hue for an emerald must be green. Emeralds occur in hues ranging from yellow-green to blue-green. Color is divided into three components: hue, saturation and tone. The darkest is the purest. The emerald is a big motivator for my next novel. I've been doing my research!
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