Comments for Orange Frazer Custom Books Blog http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog Custom Book Publishing Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on From the Front Lines: Chad OchoCinco’s World by Kaity http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=108#comment-151 Kaity Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:50:00 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=108#comment-151 Sarah- this was so beautifully written. I saw a blog you posted on Facebook and couldn't stop reading your posts! I'm completely in awe of the in which you're able to convey your insight and compassion. It's beautiful, simply beautiful. You're absolutely inspiring. Sarah- this was so beautifully written. I saw a blog you posted on Facebook and couldn’t stop reading your posts! I’m completely in awe of the in which you’re able to convey your insight and compassion. It’s beautiful, simply beautiful. You’re absolutely inspiring.

]]> Comment on Six tips for selling your self-published book by Sherry Stuckert http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=342#comment-138 Sherry Stuckert Wed, 16 Nov 2011 03:46:44 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=342#comment-138 Judi - thought you might enjoy this article. Sarah is Taylor's girlfriend and her mother owns a publishing company. I will go back to your email about putting Corban's book on FaceBook. Great idea....I will "like" it ASAP. So excited to read his book. I plan to purchase it for several of my kids for Christmas! Hope you all all are having fun with this! Sherry Judi – thought you might enjoy this article. Sarah is Taylor’s girlfriend and her mother owns a publishing company. I will go back to your email about putting Corban’s book on FaceBook. Great idea….I will “like” it ASAP. So excited to read his book. I plan to purchase it for several of my kids for Christmas!

Hope you all all are having fun with this!

Sherry

]]> Comment on Do You Have a Story Behind a Recipe? We’d Like to Read It. by Tammy Rosenfeldt http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=298#comment-69 Tammy Rosenfeldt Thu, 25 Aug 2011 20:09:42 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=298#comment-69 Are you looking for similar stories of recipes still? Can anyone pass a story on? Are you looking for similar stories of recipes still? Can anyone pass a story on?

]]> Comment on Memories from Running Track in High School by Jenny Patty Holtman http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=307#comment-68 Jenny Patty Holtman Thu, 25 Aug 2011 14:10:57 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=307#comment-68 Sarah, How come the Cincinnati Pattys didn't know you were such accomplished athletes? Awesome contribution. Your words reminded me of the pre swim season when we had to run for conditioning. I HATE RUNNING! My fastest run is slower than a power walker in a 5K run. I learned quickly that it is mind over matter which I had difficulty convincing myself to go on around the track one more time or up the stadium steps again when I couldn't feel my legs after the last rep. Some how my arms seemed better able to handle the strain of pulling my body through the water than my legs were able to hold up propelling my body around a track or down the side walk. It takes a certain kind of person to jump over a hurdle or rack up the miles training for the next race. I am not that kind of person. I hear the endorphins are addictive. Well I've kicked the habit of raising my heart rate for extended periods and living in chlorine for hours a day. My body and health would be better if I'd continued swimming or walking in 5K races just for fun but I haven't. Thanks for bringing back the physical memories that I'd just as soon forget. It was interesting to learn in high school just how far one could push your body and endurance and be able to recover and do it again for the next race or the next day at practice. I was shocked to learn how much I could sweat and still be able to finish a practice. I was grateful when the first week of pre season conditioning practice was over and the four flights of steps up to the lunchroom no longer threatened to make my muscles drain out of my legs. It was mind over matter and I was a better person for the experiences and the friendships made. Sarah, How come the Cincinnati Pattys didn’t know you were such accomplished athletes? Awesome contribution. Your words reminded me of the pre swim season when we had to run for conditioning. I HATE RUNNING! My fastest run is slower than a power walker in a 5K run. I learned quickly that it is mind over matter which I had difficulty convincing myself to go on around the track one more time or up the stadium steps again when I couldn’t feel my legs after the last rep. Some how my arms seemed better able to handle the strain of pulling my body through the water than my legs were able to hold up propelling my body around a track or down the side walk. It takes a certain kind of person to jump over a hurdle or rack up the miles training for the next race. I am not that kind of person. I hear the endorphins are addictive. Well I’ve kicked the habit of raising my heart rate for extended periods and living in chlorine for hours a day. My body and health would be better if I’d continued swimming or walking in 5K races just for fun but I haven’t.
Thanks for bringing back the physical memories that I’d just as soon forget. It was interesting to learn in high school just how far one could push your body and endurance and be able to recover and do it again for the next race or the next day at practice. I was shocked to learn how much I could sweat and still be able to finish a practice. I was grateful when the first week of pre season conditioning practice was over and the four flights of steps up to the lunchroom no longer threatened to make my muscles drain out of my legs. It was mind over matter and I was a better person for the experiences and the friendships made.

]]> Comment on Do You Have a Story Behind a Recipe? We’d Like to Read It. by Tom Jones http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=298#comment-61 Tom Jones Wed, 17 Aug 2011 22:29:54 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=298#comment-61 http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2011/08/apieformikey-love-and-loss-in-age-of.html http://foodwishes.blogspot.com/2011/08/apieformikey-love-and-loss-in-age-of.html

]]> Comment on Art for Art’s Sake by Rol Murrow http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=18#comment-58 Rol Murrow Tue, 16 Aug 2011 20:35:33 +0000 http://orangefrazercustombooks.com/blog/?p=18#comment-58 What an incredible tale! It is so hard to imagine people doing these kinds of things, yet the world is full of them - regardless of the coat, costume, uniform, frock, or persona they might put on. What an incredible tale! It is so hard to imagine people doing these kinds of things, yet the world is full of them – regardless of the coat, costume, uniform, frock, or persona they might put on.

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