Author Archives: wendykomancheck

About wendykomancheck

Are you in the casual living/hardscape, garden center, landscape, or lawn care industry? Do you want to rank high in your Google rankings? Do you want to put yourself on Google's map? Then, you came to the right place. I help small to medium-sized green businesses with their web content, landing pages, blogs, and other online writing needs. Is your web developer helping you or do you feel ignored when you have questions about Google ranking and analytics? Do you want to help developing your digital marketing so more prospects in your region call you before they call your competitor? Then, I can help you. In addition to my writing services, I've also developed relationships with an internet marketing agency and a social media expert who I can refer to you. And you can feel comfortable because both of these people live in my region and I've developed a relationship with them where I trust them and strongly believe that they'll help you get a leg up in the online world. For more information about my writing services and prices, please email me at wendy@landscapewriter.com or phone me at 717-405-9873 (EST).

Book Review: Dwelling Places by Vinita Hampton Wright

Posted on November 22, 2011 by wendykomancheck

I found Vinita Hampton Wright by accident. I’m part of a writers’ conference newsfeed, I guess (I don’t remember signing up for it), and Wright’s book, The Soul Tells a Story was going to be the focus for a workshop … Continue reading →

Posted in Good Reads | Tagged book, Books, Christianity, God, Goths, Health, Iowa, Kenzie, Shopping, United States, Wright | Leave a comment

Book Review: “The Doctor’s Lady” by Jody Hedlund

Posted on October 15, 2011 by wendykomancheck

Christian fiction has come a long way in the past 20 years. Less crying and helplessness and more strength and resolve in today’s heroines. Jody Hedlund’s new book, “The Doctor’s Lady,” is one instance where the main female character is strong … Continue reading →

Posted in Good Reads | Tagged Arts, Christian novel, Francine Rivers, India, Marriage, Narcissa Whitman, Oregon Territory, United States | 3 Comments

Movies and moving

Posted on July 16, 2010 by wendykomancheck

Today, the kids and I went to see “Despicable Me” in 3-D. My husband, John, and I heard good reviews, and all of us have had a very busy week with moving my office into the master bedroom so my oldest son can have the room. Plus, this morning we woke up to another dreary day with rain pouring down. I was glad for the rain–my vegetable and flower gardens need the soaking water to brighten them up.

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Picking Blueberries in the July heatwave

Posted on July 10, 2010 by wendykomancheck

On Monday, July 5th, it was a great day to pick blueberries. We went to northern Pennsylvania at the beginning of blueberry season to find fat, ripe berries to pick. The boys enjoyed getting under the irrigation boom while sneaking a … Continue reading →

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It’s Summertime and the Living is Easy?

Posted on June 14, 2010 by wendykomancheck

It’s summertime, and the living is supposed to be easy. But you, as a WAHM, know that it can get a little complicated when the kids are home from school. Continue reading →

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Just another day at the office

Posted on June 4, 2010 by wendykomancheck

Where do you have your office–your work station–in your house? When I started freelance writing, it was a corner in my bedroom. Eventually, I moved to a corner in the dining room where I could still watch the kids in the back yard while I interviewed and wrote articles. When we moved into our new home, my office moved to aspare bedroom. But times and family needs change, and in August, I’m moving my office once again to the dining room table because the boys have to start having their own rooms. Continue reading →