Slim Randles is here as today’s Wednesday’s Guest with some thoughts on colors of autumn. I think there must be autumnal reasons for Halloween being hued in orange and black. It’s a fun time, a magic evening if you’re a kid, and if you’re a grandpa-type guy, like me, who gets to […]
Rollercoaster: How A Man Can Survive his Partner’s Breast Cancer Woody Weingarten File Size: 621 KB Print Length: 154 pages Publisher: VitalityPress; 1 edition (November 1, 2014) Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Language: English ASIN: B00OJXBY22 Any person who has had cancer, or cared for someone with cancer, which means a whole lot of
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I thought I would try a little different format for my Monday offerings. I’ve been accused of never wanting to change a thing – not even to move a sofa in my living room – so I am just showing some folks how versatile I can be. WHAT I’M READING: Several books on tap for
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Silent PreyJohn Sandford File Size: 596 KBPrint Length: 400 pagesPublisher: Berkley; Reprint edition (March 1, 1993)Series: A Lucas Davenport Novel (Book 4)Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLCLanguage: EnglishASIN: B000QFCFJS A follow-up to Eyes of Prey, the book that featured a psychotic pathologist Dr. Michael Bekker, this book takes Lucas Davenport to New York where Bekker
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Please help me welcome Elizabeth Hein as today’s Wednesday’s Guest. She is going to talk about the importance of some of the tokens we may hold dear. In honor of Lara, the central character in Elizabeth’s book, How to Climb the Eiffel Tower, I thought we would have some tea as we sit back and
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As this campaign season winds down – thank goodness – I’m trying to not let my cynicism over the mess that government and politics are in to deter me from voting. It is so easy to say to hell with it all and stay out of the mess, and plenty of people do, but that
If you enjoy reading books such as the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, then you’ll love this new release, 25 Years in The Rearview Mirror: 52 Authors Look Back. It is now available as a bargain e-book for Kindle, Nook, Smashwords, Kobo, and more. This collection of poignant and uplifting essays is the perfect
At first glance it may appear that I am once again diverging from my nature theme by writing about this sad moment in American history, but bear with me. There are many atrocities involving death and incredible injustices to groups of people that should never be repeated, and the Trail of Tears is one of
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I knew the letter “q” was going to be a real challenge in keeping with my nature theme. I could have written about Quebec, which is a province in Canada, and in comprised of land and people and animals and plants. They all fit in the category of nature, and Quebec is a beautiful place
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Today’s post is brought to you by the letter G. I’ll admit it. I like goats. Not as much as my friend Tracy Farr, who has written a whole book about goats, but I have enjoyed my goats. So have some of my grandchildren who loved to come and feed grandma’s “doats.” Banjo, Lucy, Millie
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