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Recent Reviews for Suzie Palmer
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Loving All (Book) - 11/22/2009 3:17:42 AM
Congrats and good luck with this new book. You deserve it.
George
Loving All (Book) - 5/30/2009 8:33:39 PM
Wonderful, Suzie!!!
Loving All (Book) - 5/30/2009 7:27:09 AM
Congratulations, Suzie on your new book!
Dance of the dinosaurs (Short Story) - 8/30/2007 9:39:20 AM
Another story in the Come Fly With Me series! After all of these months, it surely looks like you are in the compilation stage of having this series published, Suzie...I note the editor's name and the artists names...Dance of the dinosaurs, especially, has cross-over potential into other forms of digital media - audio, video, game, interactive media, and spin-off products...this is highly marketable. You've written this, as you do with this series, through a child's vivid imagination. This is what it takes to market children's literature effectively - you have to put yourself in the mind of a child and hold a child's attention span - a colorful story, Suzie...good luck to you in this series...I am glad to see you post yet another story in this series...it is a very educational series so far...Blessed Be.
Love Always,
Sage
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 3/21/2007 9:37:04 AM
This is such a beautful story,well done
you keep writing because a talent like your should
not disappear .. Frances
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 1/17/2007 8:26:54 PM
Suzie, I thought I would stop by and read something of yours. This is a lovely story. I truly enjoyed reading it. It would be very inspirational for children. It would be a good to read and discuss.
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 1/16/2007 7:57:32 AM
This is truly a wonderful and inspring story filled with so much imagination. We should all celebrate children with disabilities and how they can do whatever their dreams and hearts desire. My best, Gloria
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 4/6/2006 10:56:16 AM
This is a delightful story for children but it is also teaching a wonderful lesson (for adults perhaps even more, reminding us of the magic of childhood); the power of imagination. Thank you for this beautiful gift, Suzie. Love to you,
Regis
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 4/2/2006 6:50:26 PM
Suzy
Come Fly With Me opens an enchanting portal to a mysterious and magical place which is alive with crackling energy and mystique..
You are an excellent children's storyteller, and I reckon you have retained your own childlike innocence and imagination, to be able to design such works of art and splendour !
The key passage amongst many to me is " "I come home refreshed by my connection with nature." Ruby told the children. "....:)
I also kept hearing in my psyche whilst reading this wondrous introduction, Ole Blue Eyes singing " Come Fly With Me "..!!!
" Come fly with me, we’ll float down in the blue
Once I get you up there, where the air is rarefied
We’ll just glide, starry eyed
Once I get you up there, I’ll be holding you so near
You may here, angels cheer - because were together "....Lols
Love and Hugs
Peter
Meeting wild horses (Short Story) - 3/31/2006 1:11:16 PM
What a wonderful tale! I was glad to hear that 'brumbies' are thought of as a great symbol. In years past, the wild mustang was thought of as a horse of 'lesser value' than the purebreds. Thank goodness they were not all eliminated...
Meeting wild horses (Short Story) - 3/30/2006 11:32:17 PM
This parallels so closely to my writing about wild horses, the mustangs. My soon-to-be-released novel FROM THE CONVENT TO THE RAWHIDE: THE SAGA OF SADIE CADE AND VI MONTANA features wild mustangs. Through the course of the story, there is a wild horse roundup and the two women characters claim seven mustangs of their own when spotting them on their property. Then Vi trains them by walking them through a labyrinth the two women built from 600 poles set into the ground in a circle, with sticks attached for every Native American tribe and a stick for Down Under. This novel is based on converting from Mormonism to the ladies going Dreamtime in Australia. I do mention the brumbies in this novel which my research tells me they are 600,000 strong in Australia, the world's largest herd. Another coincidence to your story Meeting wild horses, is that I lived in the Nevada desert for a brief time and was in the close company of wild mustangs. Two Native American sisters, the Dann sisters owned land and fought the government there for the rights to keep the 'stangs on their property as Native American culture. I also have the Judas, a wild mustang appearing in another novel I am writing, Dominga Rio of Cuero. The Judas is a legend. Meeting wild horses is an excellent children's story as well as for adults. This will make an excellent bedtime story for parents to read to their children. The illustration is grand! I love the whole concept you have chosen for Ruby and her friends characters. It keeps our attention and it will very well keep smaller children's attention as we know their attention span is quite short. Well done, Suzie.
Sage
Meeting wild horses (Short Story) - 3/30/2006 10:58:30 AM
A captivating story, Suzie. Well done! Love and peace,
Regis
Meeting wild horses (Short Story) - 3/30/2006 6:58:08 AM
Suzy
You transported us to that children's Valhalla again, and we all became little children again absorbed in this compelling and magical story...:)
I can't wait to read your three special editions in the Den !
I love horses and the open prairies and canyons...:)
Love and Blessings
Peter
Meeting wild horses (Short Story) - 3/30/2006 3:58:28 AM
Very entertaining young peoples story, not only interesting but i noticed you managed to introduce some new ideas and some education as well as a few lessons on manners into this for the children to pick up on. Very good, we need more stories like this.
Hugs,
Felix
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 2/22/2006 5:52:47 AM
“Come fly with me” is a lovely story on the power of imagination, –– delivering a wise messages –– and stimulating intuition through its flowing of curiosity and meaningful imagery.
Keep You pen busy, wordWorker, and let the world know Your inspired creations.
In reverent admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 11/19/2005 5:46:08 AM
Suzie:
I'm so moved by this story. This is so well-told!!!
Yes, quite fortunately for Ruby, she exercises her imagination instead.- This is to say that everything is possible if we set our minds to it. This story has a great message to the children and us alike.
This also tells that disability is only physical, it is not a state of the mind. People SHOULD LOOK at others with disability as normal and SHOULD NOT think them as second class citizens.
Sometimes, disability is in the eyes of the beholders, for they're not able to see beyond.
I applaud this wonderful story! *Standing ovation for this*
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 11/18/2005 9:20:42 AM
Wonderful lesson to be learned from this, Suzie; very well done! If only more people knew what it is like to be disabled, and that the disabled are people too!... BRAVA!!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D (I live with a physical disability, too; have done so all my life. I also have hearing and vision disabilities, as well as some learning disabilities, so I am very well versed on disability issues.)
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 11/17/2005 5:45:11 PM
Captivating story told with heart and compassion to make the reader more aware of the reality of this situation.
Felix
Come fly with me (Short Story) - 11/17/2005 5:38:53 PM
I find this to be a wonderful diversion away from a disability through active imagination! This image is a situation held relaxedlly in the lucidity of childhood. There is such energy flowing in this from the outer life. Good Luck on publishing these stories, Suzie! They should do really well for you! Children are our future, why anti-discriminatory and anti-bias stories should be taught to the youngsters by a lovely story shephard such as you so that they may learn important morals of wholesome living. Thanks Suzie.
Sage
Specific Needs (Article) - 8/26/2008 10:04:15 AM
Suzie, you are one of my favorite people here at AD. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of your daily life. I admire you and I thank you for giving me the motivation to keep going when things are difficult. I will be among the first to grab your autobiography!
Specific Needs (Article) - 8/26/2008 8:47:23 AM
Great article of mobility, Suzie...your new home is suited for you and you're suited for it...a wonderful inspiration taking flight! Be well.
Love,
Sage
Specific Needs (Article) - 8/26/2008 2:41:40 AM
Thank you for sharing a glimpse and insight into what MS patients must deal with as a part of their daily lives. Being disabled myself I do know of the prejudices and fear that some people tend to hold. The government although moving slowly is making some strides not only in programs and funding but also in education...sadly the wheels move slow. As always love to read your work.
hugs
Fee
Specific Needs (Article) - 8/26/2008 1:59:31 AM
Suzie,
Your writing would have to inspire even the most seasoned and harsh critic. What you say is coming from your heart,and I'm sure I speak for many "Suzie Palmers Autobiography" will be a must read for all of us.
You are a lady with courage, kindness and so much more. Brilliant article.
I wish you happiness always, Stuart
What happens when something goes wrong? (Article) - 3/16/2008 7:06:20 PM
Thoughts that have the complexity of the mind and the simplicity of the heart. I am moved by such grace. Very much so.
Axilea
What happens when something goes wrong? (Article) - 3/14/2008 1:25:09 AM
This is something I really needed to read today..,for it bears out what I believe deeply, yet is hard to go through. This article offers us a positive experience whilst we go through seemingly negative events within our lives. We have to find 'the diamond in the dung heap' to understand that our difficult life journey's are often of immense value to us, and often tremendously life enhancing. The power of 'connection' is also a gift we can give daily to others to 'light up their lives'...Thank you for these timely reminders. Excellent piece. Best wishes, Love Diana.
Truly Individual (Article) - 4/5/2007 5:43:37 AM
This is indeed a beautiful rendering of intense thought dedicated to the harmony of interactedness. If only your words could be taught in schools from the early ages on. Think of the blessings the world would receive from truly informed citizens. Namaste' - Monette
What happens when something goes wrong? (Article) - 10/10/2006 7:58:18 AM
Suzie
Little things mean a lot..
And the simplest act of kindness can galvanise someone for the better.
Love and Blessings
Peter
What happens when something goes wrong? (Article) - 10/9/2006 6:49:20 PM
Susie this is a well written adn honest piece and knowing it comes from you I can feel the sincerity of it as well. YOu are so right in your thoughts on the subject and I know that you practise what you preach. Hearing from you no matter how sick I am or down I am always brings a smile to my lips.
Fee
What happens when something goes wrong? (Article) - 10/9/2006 6:43:09 PM
Very wise words of sage dear Suzie..I have missed you on the poetry board..Hope all is well, angel..
Peace & Love,
Dove
LiberateFreedom (Article) - 9/19/2006 8:49:12 AM
Suzy
You are an Angel in Disguise...;)
God Bless You for bringing this invaluable article to everyone's attention
Contribute positively !!!
Love and Peace
Peter
LiberateFreedom (Article) - 9/19/2006 12:15:24 AM
Thank you for passing this valuable info on, I couldn't open video though as my media isn't working, but have saved and will read when repaired.
Fee
Truly Individual (Article) - 3/11/2006 4:52:08 AM
Marvelous sentiments, well expressed - thank you, very much.
The Inner City Life (Article) - 2/26/2006 5:59:35 PM
Outstanding thoughts in "The Inner City Life". I enjoyed reading every line of this article.
Keep writing and posting. The world is hungry for guidance and instruction.
Gratefully,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Truly Individual (Article) - 2/22/2006 4:40:14 AM
“Truly Individual” exercises the cadence of thoughts toward humanity and its harmony for a healthy living.
I have learned through the reading of “Truly Individual”, which made the torch of wisdom brighter.
I am grateful to the author for sharing this brick to build the bridge of understanding.
In reverent gratitude,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Truly Individual (Article) - 10/5/2005 7:54:27 AM
Your Important Individual ARticle stands right OUT Suzie ;)(VERy Unique as YOU are to me) I loved it, made me think and ponder awhile! WE NEED to be who we are- Everyday brings a different FAcet to think on- You opened my thought processors alittle more- Thank you Suzz- I hope your well and STrong and Healthy! I Also believe it's what WE think, that brings US to where we are at that MOment! Love&Light,Sheee0x0x0x
Truly Individual (Article) - 10/2/2005 10:35:24 PM
Fascinating writeup. Purely from a layman's perspective, individuality is a trait that makes that person unique and different. It could be the essence of that person's success or failure. For instance a simple smile on an actor's face may distinguish her from the rest. It is said that "WINNERS DO NOT DO DIFFERENT THINGS THEY DO THINGS DIFFERENTLY Individuality plays a very strong role in this the issue is what is it that you can do differently because everybody cannot do everything differently Individuality has a very strong role to play in that>
Truly Individual (Article) - 10/2/2005 5:09:24 PM
Very interesting article. Thanks. I've always believed what makes my individuality a pleasant experience is that I know me, I honor the me I know, and I enjoy being me no matter how anyone else behaves differently or dislikes me. I believe our society (US) does a great disservice to children by sending such mixed messages about individuality. Parents buy Nikes and Reeboks for kids who can't even walk, buy them clothes with someone else's name on the outside, compete with the neighbors for the most expensive birthday parties, schools and weddings, and then 'caution' them about peer pressure. I'm not sure anyone still says, "If he jumps off the bridge are you going to follow?", but bet there's an updated version if not. And then, then those same parents drag their chilren to churches where they are taught to think and act like everyone else and told they are sinners if they don't. There are lots of mixed messages out there that I think have a very negative affect on true self-esteem and individuality.
Truly Individual (Article) - 10/2/2005 8:26:01 AM
Being a Darwinist, I am a strong believer in Evolution. It is only the survival of the fittest who will prevail. Being a Feminist, I am a strong believer in female choice. Feminist thinking is that males produce relatively cheap sperm and females make a set number of expensive eggs, and females should be choosy as to the males who they let fertilize them so that the offspring will be more likely to pass on exceptional genes. Female choice can not only change the characteristics of a given species, but also leads to the creation of new species. The intelligence level must be raised before happy, healthy ways can only be positive to the vibration of the planet.
Sage
Truly Individual (Article) - 10/2/2005 5:05:23 AM
Interesting and valid points made here and a refreshing look at the possibilities of life without territorial boundaries or selfish greed. Well said Suzie
Felix
The Inner City Life (Article) - 9/23/2005 4:39:58 AM
Very nice article. I recall a statement," An untrained mind is like a wild horse. It is restless and resisting". The observations about breath are also apt- longer, deeper breaths lead to quiter, calm minds and vice-versa. Its a self reinforcing virtuous circle. We say in India that " How you live depends on how you breathe" which is acutally a yoga dictum which propagates breathing from the abdomen
The Inner City Life (Article) - 9/23/2005 3:41:39 AM
Oh Suzie you capture the imagination with your glimpse inside what we often take so for granted. Some open the gates to this internal city and pass out a key to it like they were reproduced, some only offer a key to special people and some only allow guided tours. I think we poets and writers give ours out on the street corners.
Felix
The Inner City Life (Article) - 9/22/2005 11:09:49 PM
This was said so Wonderful and True and filled with many facets of a crystal in hiding- so true- how you brought this inner city living and feeling - to life Suz- wonderfully done and Inspired to newer galaxies- Thank you 4 sharing your soul O P E N- and never closed- Your an inspiration to many- me-definitly- STick around- I am keeping this in my Suzie Folder too-- Sweet DreamZzzzzzz to you- the wiseness in you shinessssssss brightttttttttttttt- my dear- Suz from Austral- :) P.S. I found your wording in all this inspirational write amazingggggg- Must have taken you days to finish it-
The Inner City Life (Article) - 9/22/2005 10:18:27 PM
Oh and wonderfully so, Suzie! And in that uniqueness of our souls and the landscape of our minds is the gift we give to one another-like this grand write. Ty, Lin x
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/30/2009 9:51:00 PM
Yes, it's a great pair of gloves, thanks for reminding us how warm and cozy they are :)
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 11:32:01 PM
Awesome Suzie.
Top of the class.
Wow. Tony
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 11:28:14 PM
I know that glove,
Don't worry beautiful Suzie, you can keep it.
I have it's matching pair.
Take care. Tony
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 3:25:47 PM
Suzie your grasp of the poetic word is second to none and this work proves it...well done.
fee
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 1:52:23 PM
if it inspires write down
before its gone by way of forgetfulness
I know it happens to me
Peace be with you
William
Gratitude to Poems (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 12:53:28 AM
Great poem Suzie.I enjoy reading your works.take care
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/29/2009 12:51:34 AM
Beautifully written poem.I love it,take care
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/27/2009 8:00:59 PM
Enter into the kingdom
Of God’s Love
Divinity within
And surrounding
Fits like a glove
Inspired and inspiring; thank you for sharing you perspective, Suzie. Love and best wishes,
Regis
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/27/2009 7:59:36 PM
Beautiful Suzie!Yes, it does fit like a glove.
With Love,
Cindy
Fits like a glove (Poetry) - 11/27/2009 6:27:05 PM
INSPIRED AND BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN, sUZIE!
Forgiveness: The Kingdom of Clear Sight (Poetry) - 11/27/2009 1:14:45 PM
Suzie
Line by line, you have captured the Spirit of True Friendship. Thank you for sharing.
Warmth and Love to you, Carin
Gratitude to Poems (Poetry) - 11/26/2009 2:18:02 AM
I Feel Such "Gratitude" reading your Heart (through your Words) Suzie! It's been a LONG WHILE but I did gravitate to "YOU"! WHAT a Lovely and Expressive "Thankful" Poem! You and your Muse have. Such Writing Style I Enjoy Reading!!! WRITE ON! IF Driving!, STAY SAFE!
HAPPY!!! "Thankful" Thanksgiving Day to You and Your Family! May it be Bountiful! And Happy!Amen!
Blessings Of Love, Peace and Joy, PurpleSHEEOXO
Gratitude to Poems (Poetry) - 11/26/2009 12:39:05 AM
A little thankfullness to a muse who seems to always be there whispering just the right words in your ear. Lovely write Suzie.
fee
Gratitude to Poems (Poetry) - 11/25/2009 8:44:00 PM
May they come and find you
Into your hearts may they bind true
Adding some more love and affection
Inspire to give others more attention
Your verses do find me, Suzie; and I thank you for sharing your thoughts via your poetry. I am happy for you that your muse is so generous. Love, peace, and best wishes,
Regis
Forgiveness: The Kingdom of Clear Sight (Poetry) - 11/24/2009 8:32:16 PM
Dearest Fee,
I understand what you're saying... this poem refers to 'friendship held at bay'...
Love, Suzie xox :-D
Forgiveness: The Kingdom of Clear Sight (Poetry) - 11/24/2009 11:31:06 AM
The gift of absolution
For us to explore
The moment we do it
We set ourselves right
Once again you offer much substance for thought and wisdom via your verses, Suzie. Thank you. Love and best wishes to you,
Regis
Forgiveness: The Kingdom of Clear Sight (Poetry) - 11/24/2009 1:58:16 AM
This one offers a lot of room for interpretation and speculation, I enjoyed it and definately made me think. I like to think I am a forgiving person but I also believe somethings are impossible to forgive such as a parent trying to forgive a rapist and murderer for killing their child. I know as a father and grandfather I could never forgive that type of injustice...
Fee
Life (Poetry) - 11/22/2009 11:34:16 AM
Your words are encouraging and uplifting, Suzie. Thank you for sharing your gift. Love and best wishes to you,
Regis
Life (Poetry) - 11/22/2009 3:15:39 AM
If we don't appreciate life around us and ignore what we see how dull an existence that must be.
Life (Poetry) - 11/21/2009 9:44:30 PM
Unchained melody! Life is making the choices to appreciate love and the natural ability to fly free, stiking a chord with all that we see. Uplifting and message-laden with aviary wisdom, Suzie...be well my friend...I'm listening to the music you sent me, flying in my own mind!
Love,
Sage
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/21/2009 2:49:55 PM
You have to keep going Suzie. You have no other choice in life.
If you knew who was walking alongside you every moment of every day, you would never fear or despair again.
It is beautiful to read your poetry again.
God bless and take care
Peter
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/17/2009 9:21:35 AM
excellent poem! wise & inspired ...
(some of us are born on our own two feet)
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/17/2009 8:31:59 AM
We cannot rely on others to make us happy, we must grow and nurture our own happiness from within. When we live and share our lives with an open heart, we find that the surprises we often find are much better than our expectations.
Love & Light,
Joseph
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/16/2009 3:41:48 PM
on our own and yet part of the all...
Own Two Feet (Poetry) - 11/16/2009 8:53:08 AM
Very good Sue, love it.
fee
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