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Jennifer Hudock

Jennifer Hudock

Jennifer Hudock is an author, poet and podcaster from northeast Pennsylvania. She earned a BA in Creative Writing from Bloomsburg University, and is currently podcasting her dark fantasy novel, Goblin Market. To find out more about Jennifer Hudock, visit her official website.

Recent Blogs!

  1. July 13 is National French Fry Day

    July 13 is National French Fry Day

    Posted by Jennifer Hudock – Leave A Comment

    Making your own french fries is a lot easier than it sounds. In fact, all you really need are five or six potatoes, vegetable oil and a deep fryer, paper towels, salt and your favorite french fry condiment.
  2. Dalai Lama Celebrates 75th Birthday

    Dalai Lama Celebrates 75th Birthday

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    He began his 75th birthday with an early morning prayer ceremony in Dharmsala, and then entered into the street to greet and welcome well-wishers.
  3. July is National Anti-Boredom Month

    July is National Anti-Boredom Month

    Posted by Jennifer Hudock – 3 Comments

    Battling boredom is an important part of making summer special for everyone. So celebrate the entire month of July by going out of your way to battle the boredom monster!
  4. July 5-July 11: National Childhood Obesity Week

    July 5-July 11: National Childhood Obesity Week

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    The numbers don't lie: one in every three children in America is obese. That says a lot about not only the nation and our habits, but our parenting tactics as well.
  5. June 27-July 3: Deaf Blind Awareness Week

    June 27-July 3: Deaf Blind Awareness Week

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    Inspired by the legendary activist for the deaf-blind, Helen Keller, every year the last week of June is designated to provide awareness about the deaf-blind community.
  6. June 24: Midsummer’s Day

    June 24: Midsummer’s Day

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    In ancient pagan cultures, Midsummer was the time of year when farmers could assess their crops to determine how much food they would have during the winter months.
  7. June 19: Juneteenth Day

    June 19: Juneteenth Day

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    June 19, 1865, that Union General Gordon Granger marched 2,000 troops into Texas and liberated the state from Confederate control. Today, people all over the world celebrate Juneteenth.
  8. Celebrate Adopt-A-Cat Month this June

    Celebrate Adopt-A-Cat Month this June

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    As much as animal shelters and organizations enjoy caring for the animals that come into their care, funding and space allotment does not afford them to keep those animals permanently. Time constrictions are impressed upon the shelter, giving a heal [...]
  9. June 14: Pop Goes the Weasel Day

    June 14: Pop Goes the Weasel Day

    Posted by Jennifer Hudock – 1 Comment

    If you're looking for a bit of fun to perk up your camp date or kids' program this June, why not celebrate Pop Goes the Weasel Day?