If you’d like… Romance is in the air – Thursday night, May 3rd on The Author’s Corner where I am going to be on Trianglevarietyradio.com from 8-11 PM eastern time With a number of other authors and our terrific hostess Elaine Raco Chase. We will be talking about love and romance and what we especially […]
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Recently, I’ve spent some time updating some of the older blog posts and converting them to blocks in the new WordPress program. Or is is called interface? I have trouble with tech terms that I don’t use often, so I don’t remember which one applies. My kids all laugh when I try to explain a
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The A to Z Challenge is winding down and some of the bloggers have posted some kind of a wrap-up. I was so honored to find out that Thelma, at Widowsphere, included my blog as one of her top 26 favorites. I was also blown away that she visited all one thousand and something blogs
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Today I was supposed to write a review of Return to Exile as part of the blog tour the author is doing to promote the book. Apparently Eric was not able to do a tour when the book first came out, so the idea of a “spring re-launch” was conceived. If all of the various
Which is not the same as a sweet potato, although they are closely related. For most of us, we have heard the terms “yam” and “sweet potato” used more or less interchangeably, but almost all of the different varieties of yams and sweet potatoes found in American markets – no matter what color the skins
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All month I have been dreading this day. I remember from last year and the year before when I visited some bloggers who were doing the challenge, they all came to the letter x and said “yikes,” even though that does not start with the letter x. There are lots of things I could write
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The most popular and widely known wildflower is Texas are bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush, but we have some other very pretty gifts from Mother Nature that dot our meadows. Here are just a few that I have seen in recent weeks on my morning walks. I have been known to mow around some of them
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Until I started doing some online research, I did not know that Texas has a number of extinct volcanoes. In late-Cretaceous time, Central Texas was part of a vast marine shelf on which carbonate rocks were deposited with the entire area gradually subsiding as sediments were laid down. The volcano formed when magma worked its
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This morning I was stymied. This is the day for the letter “u” and I couldn’t think of a single thing in nature that begins with that letter. I could always fall back on the most obvious “U is for Umbrella” and write something about rain, but that would be so…. obvious and boring. So
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As writers it is important to stretch ourselves beyond what we normally write. This is something I learned in a great critique group in Omaha NE, where we would always start our meetings with a short class on some form of writing. This is where I was encouraged to write poetry, although that is not
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