You may wonder why I even bother having a schedule for book reviews since I often post them on other days than Sunday’s, but sometimes the author is on tour and needs another spot filled. That is what happened when I was contacted to see if I would be interested in reading and reviewing this […]
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And Happy Birthday to me. Here is a picture of some of the early birthday presents I received. It is always so much fun to have a birthday celebration span several weeks, and this year has been one of those years. The first present that arrived was the dragon that one of my sisters painted.
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All the flap about the Confederate Flag and other symbols of the time in our history that condoned slavery, makes me wonder just how far are we going to go to the extreme in dodging sensitivity. That era was not one of our more honorable ones. Neither was the time that we pushed the Native
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I am so pleased to have Slim Randles back as today’s Wednesday’s Guest with this thoughtful peace about dancing. I love to dance, always have. If there is music playing, I am moving. There is something so…. just right… about making that connection of body to music, and Slim sums it all up so well.
The next few weeks are going to be incredibly busy for me as I prepare for my big birthday bash this coming weekend. Yes, “I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy, born on the Fourth of July. I’m a real like nephew of my Uncle Sam….” Oh dear, sometimes I get carried away, but do check out
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The audio version of Open Season has been a long time coming, but I think it has been worth the wait. The narrator did an outstanding job, and the only hitch has been with my being so new to the Amazon ACX program and stumbling along as I tried to get my part of the
In the wake of the tragedy that took place in Charleston last week, journalistic and social media sites have been barraged with comments about what to do. Prominent in the shouting has been support for open-carry, while opponents point out all the dangers of having people walking around with guns. I don’t know the answer.
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Please welcome Dave Terruso as today’s Wednesday’s Guest. He is the author of Lost Touch, the book I reviewed last Sunday, and he is also a stand-up comic. I wasn’t sure what he might like as refreshments but then I thought of Froot Loops. They seemed just silly enough to fit the theme today, and
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Every Monday I have the song “Monday, Monday” by the Mamas and the Papas playing through my mind. Perhaps because there is an excitement about starting a brand new week. Do you eagerly look forward to Monday’s? While most of the song is about the sadness of waking up Monday Morning alone, the first two
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Lost Touch David Terruso File Size: 2358 KB Print Length: 243 pages Publisher: Full Fathom Five Digital (April 29, 2015) Language: English ASIN: B00TQ1EHD0 SHORT SYNOPSIS: Lina Colella is one of the most powerful psychics in the country. She’s helped the police solve more than 180 murders and missing persons cases. Her most dire
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