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If I could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? Interesting question, and one that made me put on my thinking cap. After working in many places in the U.S., a job opportunity brought us to Louisiana. When our kids were grown, life threw us a curveball, and the job that brought us
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Introduction: Many of us are intrigued by the history of the Great Depression. We envision mobsters, speakeasies, hobos riding the rails, and families struggling to make ends meet. Then, in 1939, came the news of war in Europe when Germany invaded Poland, which struck fear into many hearts. No one who lived through that era
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When I first started writing, I gravitated toward the straight-up romance genre. Simplified, what I mean by “straight-up” is your typical formula romance that goes something like this: While that’s still my primary trope, one that I enjoy both reading and writing, I occasionally have the desire to add something else to the basic formula.
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Saving Chase now has a sequel —- LOVING DORY. Check both books out HERE.
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We love coleslaw. It’s cheap, easy to make, cool and refreshing. So, when hubby asked me to make some, I gladly jumped on the project and began assembling the few needed ingredients. I asked Jim to get the food processor I use to shred the cabbage and carrot from the hall pantry’s top shelf where
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There’s something enormously satisfying about writing a book, going through the agony of edits, and finally launching it into the world for all to see. A jumble of thoughts fill my head… Did I do my very best? Was this the final-final-final draft, or should I have gone over it ONE MORE time? Oh, dear,
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While driving home from Winn Dixie the other day, a familiar old song niggled my brain and I couldn’t hold it in. In the passenger seat, hubby joined in and we sang it to the end. Hubs smiled and said, “Did I harmonate good with you?” I had to laugh. Jim has a gift for
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Most of us like to dip our toes into the water before diving in. We want to feel it out and see if we’re comfortable with what lies ahead before making the committment. It was no different for me with diving into a new venture of producing audiobook versions of my existing repertoire of novels,
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Let me preface by telling you that we own two cats and this guy isn’t one of them. Hubby and I were standing in the carport when a cat strolled toward us and began weaving between our ankles and rubbing against our legs. Not only was he affectionate, but also very vocal with kitty trills,
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It’s been several months since I unplugged from Facebook and Twitter. In that time, I thought I’d be free from reading about the constant bickering, disagreements, name-calling, posturing, threats, so-called “fact-checking,” and the host of other unsavory junk that comes from being on “social” (here I snicker at the term) media. Alas, the long arms
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