Saturday, April 30, 2011

It's Up! Happenstance for May

Despite thinking I was never going to get Happenstance Happenstance for Maydone, it's ready early! The website is updated and ready to read, and you can download the PDF or check out the zine. At some point I may end up doing one or the other (PDF or web) because the way I'm doing it now means double work. However, I'm trying to reach as many readers as possible and publishing in different formats is one way to do that.

I'm dedicating this issue to Sherry Anne Clancy. It's a small thing, but she was such a creative and caring person I want to honor her in this small way. She would have loved the story about the May farm and Patrick's take on the water issues.

Something New is about my web store. Check it out. You don't have to buy anything, but if you would like to sponsor the continuation of Happenstance your support will be greatly appreciated.

Patrick Alarid continues his thoughts on water conservation, thoughtful planning and maintaining a pleasant, water-friendly environment. Check out In the Garden: What Now?

The Charlton sisters different responses to the Mother’s Day theme are poignant and beautiful. Who hasn't experienced Breakfast in Bed? Cindy's article honors her mom and mothers everywhere. Don't miss Claudia's beautiful poem, My Mother, My Child

Niki Sebastian's article The Science & Art of Acupuncture, gives some pretty compelling reasons to try out this ages old healing technique. She also has an inspiring article about overcoming the challenges of growing up in her article, Reflection: Mother Love?

I had a wonderful time writing the story about the May Family Farm and its innovative way to assure you have fresh produce through the season. 

Additional stories:
El Zocalo Featured Artist
Recipes & Chat, featuring Pamela G. Daves
The Code, by Maridell Monnheimer
Yesterday, by Robert Gallegos
Detox Dramas, Sad but True, by Connie Mack

Enjoy reading Happenstance, life happens, and think about submitting something about an inspiring fellow who comes under the description of Fab Father for the June issue.

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