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Betsy spent her career working as a hairdresser. Now retired, she draws many of her writing inspirations from the years sharing life stories with her clients while they sat in the chair of her salon. Through each event celebrated, tragic event mourned, and secrets divulged, she gained an awareness of the much larger picture that exists outside her own perceptions and life experiences.

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Jagged Edges
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The Rocking Chair
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The Dawn Chorus
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Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
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I Lost My Best Friend Today
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Skinned Knees and Broken Bones
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