Sharon Russell
Currently a freelance writer, Sharon has worked as a technical writer in the high tech industry for over 15 years. Prior to that, she managed a program that placed volunteers as computer instructors for adults with physical disabilities. She has also worked as a daycare provider, a supply clerk in the militia, and a kitchen attendant at a hospital. She has a Bachelors degree in Psychology/English from the University of Manitoba and a diploma in writing from Douglas College.
Sharon lives in Port Moody, BC, Canada with her husband and two teenage children. When she is not writing or driving kids around, Sharon spends her time making pottery, running, canoeing, camping, reading, visiting with friends and family, studying usability and interaction design, and trying to tame her wild garden.
Latest Articles
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Review: Non-toxic Oven Cleaner Recipe
How well does this non-toxic oven cleaner alternative perform when cleaning greasy, baked-on stains?
Mar 29, 2011
- Sharon Russell
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Bissell Little Green: Product Review
For small stains and spills, a compact carpet cleaner is an economical way to keep carpets clean on a daily basis.
Jan 21, 2011
- Sharon Russell
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Features to Consider When Buying a Smooth Top Stove
Before choosing a ceramic glass top range, explore these cook top options.
Sep 13, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Best Ice Cream Shops in Vancouver BC
From chocolate to curry and soy to gelato, Vancouver, BC has some great ice cream shops.
Aug 27, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Is an Induction Range or Cooktop Right for You?
Induction ranges are becoming more popular in North America, but they have drawbacks that should be considered before you purchase one for your home.
Aug 21, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Build Eco-Friendly Paths and Patios With Broken Concrete Slabs
One of the least expensive and most environmentally friendly ways to add garden paths and patios is to reuse existing structures.
Aug 17, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Stinging Nettle: a Natural, Sustainable Fabric
Finer than hemp, more eco-friendly than cotton, fabric made from nettles may revolutionize the eco-fashion industry.
Aug 4, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Perfect Campfire Toasted Marshmallows
Roasting marshmallows to perfection - golden on the outside and melted to the middle on the inside - is easy if you follow these simple tips.
Aug 3, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Tracking for Dogs
Training dogs to track, or follow a specific scent, is common for police and hunting dogs, but tracking can also be a fun, stimulating activity for any dog
Jul 15, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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Make an Easy, No-sew, Fleece Sweater for a Small Dog
This dog sweater, made from the sleeve of an old fleece sweater, is perfect for keeping small, short-haired dogs warm in cool weather. No sewing required.
Jul 4, 2010
- Sharon Russell
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