Deborah Burke Henderson

A native New Englander, Deborah Burke Henderson is a freelance writer who also enjoys writing flash fiction, memoirs, free verse poetry, haiku, and children’s books. Her most recently published work of flash was “Resilience” published February 13, 2022, on 101words.org and her early reader, Lelia’s Aventura, which launched in January, recently won honorable mention in two categories in the 2022 Purple Dragonfly Book Award contest. The early reader sells on Amazon.com, and a portion of each book sale benefits two charities fighting climate change and protecting vulnerable wildlife. Besides writing, she loves art, photography, learning to play the piano, and creating colorful comfort quilts for individuals living with cancer. She lives with her husband and long-haired rescue cat, Pai-Mei, aka The Git.

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July 11, 2022

Draw on Your Mind-Over-Matter Mentality to get you Through

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We Ele-gals have been doing “a thing” over here.
It’s to keep our pelvic and org@sm muscles strong.
Here’s the coveted, clever apparatus we are using >>