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Joanna Burk

Joanna Burk

living in Snyder, TX
   
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TOTAL VIEWS: 2,865|PUBLISHED CONTENT: 10|FAVORITED BY: 4|CONTENT PRODUCER SINCE: 03/19/2007

I am a substitute teacher, but want to earn a living breeding reptiles eventually. I have four ball pythons and three leopard geckos and am just waiting for them to get old enough to breed. My favorite article I've written so far is "The Inner Editor." It's just funny.

Education/Experience: B.S. in Speech, Language, and Hearing Science

Interests: Ferrets, animals, reading, writing, ball pythons, autism, signed language, leopard geckos

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Here are a few tips and ideas that will get you going toward a rockin' White Elephant Christmas party.
A day in the life of a substitute teacher is erratic at best, sheer torture at worst.
Part of the appeal of ferrets is that they remain playful well into adulthood, but six to eight years worth of ferret toys can really do a number on your bank account. No worries! All your ferrets nee...
I adore ferrets and think that everyone else should too. However, I do not think that everyone should own one.
Many organizations across the nation are using this method to help control the feral cat population -- without using the needle.
Approximately 1% of the world's population consists of people who stutter. With statistics like that, you are bound to run into at least one person with this condition at one point or another.
A short, funny illustration about how writers can get bogged down by self-editing.
In the 1950's, research began on a new device: the cochlear implant. This innovative invention would surpass the conventions of hearing aids, while stirring up controversy between the hearing society ...
In the next five minutes I had NutriSystem breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks strewn across my living room floor.
Mingling with my newfound hunger for knowledge was a nagging skepticism; could I be making this up? I spent sessions with my therapist fighting the desire to ask, "What if this isn't OCD, after all?"