Be Cool, Follow Earth's Rule was part of a vagabond

was part of a vagabond family who left their home in the Ozarks to make their way to the migrant farms of California and the mining camps of Nevada and Colorado

and living with a spouse with a disability

she authored a weekly column in The Hennessey Clipper entitled I Can't Believe I Said That

He recounts both positive and frustrating experiences he and his wife had with the children over the years and outlines the realities of what life is like for children in group homes and foster homes

She was not worthy of being a mans wife

Be Cool, Follow Earth's Rule was part of a vagabondThough designed to entertain, Be Cool, Follow Earths Rule teaches even the youngest reader the importance of respecting the planet. The tale follows a little girl and her environmentally conscious family as she learns how to take better care of our earth. Curious about the plants in their garden, the girl discovers the use for garlic flowers and why her family plants their own potatoes. She also becomes aware of the need to conserve water and energy.