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Author at Caledonia High 2008

Author at Caledonia High

Kisses Kisses Baby–O 2008

Launch of Kisses Kisses Baby–O.

2007 – Canadian Embassy

Canadian Embassy

Hillcrest School in 07

where they welcomed me with a whole gym dedicated to my books, every grade did a project on a Fitch book and this class dramatized There Were Monkeys in My Kitchen .

2005- John Hinley

This is assumed to be picture of John Hindley, character of The Gravesavers and historically, the sole child survivor in the wreck of the SS Atlantic. For a great site on the wreck go to: http://www.ssatlantic.com/

Sheree at Terence Bay

Sheree at the monument in Terence Bay, Nova Scotia which marks the lives lost in the disaster of the SS Atlantic.

Sheree The Wannabe One Day Shepherd

This was taken summer of 2003, I think. Some day, I want five lambs of my very own! And a pony, and dog, and a cat…or four… For now, I live in the city and head for our cabin in River John in Canada - in the woods and near the seashore, for the summer. It is a good place to be private and write. This year? There was a raccoon and two eagles I got to know on a first name basis. http://www.lismoresheepfarmwoolshop.com/

Beloved Tunnuq and Sheree in Nunavut in Somebody's Daughter

This is me in first year of Somebody's Daughter Program in 2003 with Tunnuq, She was one strong woman.

The next year of the program, we were tent mates. Even though she spoke little English and Ispeak no Inuktutuit, we became good friends.

One night, in a wind storm, our tent collapsed and the main beam came crashing down, right between us, just missing both of us. Bernie ( Bernadette Dean) and I put the beam back in place and we all went back to sleep. Tunnuq and the other elders gave me my Inuit name : Naluaq. White seal skin hung out to dry. Tunnuq died in winter of 2008.

Bhutan 1997

National Literacy Week Bhutan 1997

1993 Kissing a Rhino!

Thanks to Martha Langille, a teacher and librarian from Halifax who lived in Kenya at the time, and the African International Schools Association, a dream I'd had as a child came true. I toured three African countries reading and giving workshops : Kenya,. Uganda and Tanzania. The trip changed my life in many ways. And yes,. I did kiss this baby rhino. On the snout! I want to go back to other parts of Africa, but this time with my husband and stay longer. Africa is more than anything I can say with words.