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    Today's Reflections: Ellie's Little Scribbles
    Today's Reflections: Ellie's Little Scribbles
    Today's Reflections: Ellie's Little Scribbles
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    Today's Reflections: Ellie's Little Scribbles

    By Charles W Hull and Denise Borel Billups

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    Todays Reflections, Ellie’s Little Scribbles is a small collection of poems and color photographs easily read while sitting on your back porch sipping your morning coffee. It brings to life random thoughts that often pop into our mind in our daily encounters with nature and our fellow humans. Everyone has some poetry, music or an eye for b

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoselle Publishing
    Release dateDec 12, 2018
    ISBN9780996810913
    Today's Reflections: Ellie's Little Scribbles
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    Charles W Hull

    Picture Charles has been involved in photography, public speaking and writing throughout his career. Originally trained as an engineer he greatly admires the works of Frank Lloyd Wright and Daniel Burnham. An entrepreneur, he started, built and ran various enterprises including construction and management companies and real estate development. His hobbies include golf, flying, guitar and poetry writing.

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      Today's Reflections - Charles W Hull

      Today’s Reflections – Ellie’s Little Scribbles by Charles W. Hull

      © 2019 Charles W. Hull

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright holder.

      Book Design: Denise Borel Billups, Borel Graphics Editor: Paula Stahel, Breath & Shadows Productions

      ISBN 978-0-9968109-0-6

      ISBN 978-0-9968109-1-3 (e-book)

      Library of Congress

      Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      2018943668

      Cover and interior photographs

      courtesy of Charles W. Hull

      Flying 101 photo courtesy of Catherine Frey

      DEDICATED TO

      MCDONALD ALSTON HULL (HANNIBAL),

      MY BROTHER AND POET.

      "Today is not the day I

      dreamed of yesterday

      Today I’m so blue

      Today is not the day I

      dreamed of yesterday

      ’cause I’m not with you"

      From At The Crossroads

      with permission of the heirs of

      McDonald Alston Hull

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