Mountains to Climb

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Leslie, the overachiever of the four Nurseketeers, is passionate about working in the operating room. Struggling with setting priorities and the inability to say no, Leslie can’t keep up with her studies, meet the expectations of her basketball coach, serve effectively as president of the Student Nurses’ Association, work part time, and remain fully engaged with the love of her life. Her dream of becoming a nurse is challenged when she fails the first exam of her senior year. Compounding her frustration, she and her mother are arguing. The relationship with her boyfriend is heading for the rocks and her world is crumbling as her challenges loom like mountains to climb, the summit hidden by clouds of frustration, failure, and despair.

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Joy Don Baker & Terri Goodman, nursing students in the ‘70s like the fictional characters in their Nurseketeers series, are both writers in professional nursing literature. They met in the ‘80s and have remained friends for years. As co-authors, their mission is to share enjoyment, writing, and learning through meaningful stories about diverse nursing characters. Both are well-established leaders in perioperative nursing. Dr. Baker teaches at the University of Texas at Arlington and served as the editor-in-chief of AORN Journal. Dr. Goodman is an entrepreneur and an approved provider of continuing education as the principal at Terri Goodman & Associates. Baker & Goodman have produced the award-winning book A, B, & Cs of Author Partnering, the definitive how-to guide that leads readers through creating a partnership, establishing a productive work environment, and producing a work of fiction, non-fiction, or journal article.

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Easter is More than Bunnies and Eggs

Although Easter Sunday is a day for church and Easter egg hunts, it is Easter that ushers in Spring. Even if the weather does not cooperate, after Easter we leave winter behind. We change our wardrobe to lighter time outdoors... a picnic in the park, a weekend at the lake, drinks on the patio, an evening stroll around the neighborhood. We plant gardens, drag out the lawn furniture, and celebrate the end of winter... even when the weather does not cooperate.

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Mountains to Climb

“Open all the windows,” Leslie said. “Let’s enjoy the first warm, sunny day of spring all the way to Lake Texoma.”

“Hope we have time to do this again later in the spring,” said J.R. “A dip in the lake would be great before hotdogs and s’mores, but it’ll be April before the water’s warm enough.”

“We’ll have to settle for football and sandcastles this trip,” Leslie said. “We just won’t be able to wash the sand out of our pants.”

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JD and T Baker and Goodman

Mountains to Climb

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Easter is More than Bunnies and Eggs

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Mountains to Climb

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