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Monday-Tuesday

Last week, Birgit asked for a closeup of the garden angel/fairy. I've never been able to decide which she is, angel or fairy. What do you think? Like me she's nearly twenty years old.  Not buying that I'm almost twenty?  Ha. Ha. I don't even buy that myself.
And her pal.
Can you see the visitor? Here's a couple of hints. He's between the bee balm and the day lily, and he buzzes:)
AND a couple of toss ins.
 
What's blooming in your garden?

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Thanks, Rye.

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A review of SHARDAI  by Caren and Cody here.

Weekend Wishes

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FYI. The lovely and talented Jacqui Murray, author of Survival of the Fittest is reviewing Silverhills today (June 7, 2019) at her blog.  Thank you, Jacqui.

Trivia on Thursday

Did you know that the originator of the Purple Heart was George Washington?

*Information gleaned from Ron Chernow's Washington A Life.

IWSG Wednesday

The first Wednesday of every month is officially IWSG day. Members post about their doubts and fears, discuss struggles and triumphs, and offer words of encouragement to others who are struggling.
Thanks, as always, to Alex Cavanaugh, founder and Ninja Captain extraordinaire. And co-hosts: 

Diane Burton, Kim Lajevardi, Sylvia Ney, Sarah Foster, Jennifer Hawes, and Madeline Mora-Summonte.
FYI: The IWSG monthly question can be found under the IWSG Sign-up tab on the Insecure Writer's Support Group Blog.
June 5 question: Of all the genres you read and write, which is your favorite to write in and why?
Sigh. If I could answer that question, I wouldn’t have books out in the YA Fantasy, YA Paranormal, Historical Romance, Paranormal Romance, and metaphysical genres. I’m a dabbler. Though, I have decided to limit myself to Western/Western Romance. We’ll see how that goes. I do feel it's better for an author to pick one or two genres and stick with it, at least until established, instead of frog-hopping from genre to genre as yours truly has done:) What genre do you read or write?

Monday-Tuesday

“The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.” -Albert Einstein 
Don't ya love Albert Einstein?

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A Walk In the Garden.

As I may have mentioned before, I call the monarda/bee balm, bad-hair-day flowers. Ever woke up and felt like your hair looked like this?;)


What's in your garden?

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Author D.L. Finn reviews Shardai

Weekend Wishes

Did You Know Thursday

I'm currently reading an eight hundred plus page book on George Washington written by Ron Chernow. Because of that I foresee a lot of Washington trivia in your future:)
Did you know that Washington was a keen hunter and developed the dog breed known as the American Foxhound?

Wacky Wednesday

Monday-Tuesday

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Occasionally, a sentence will leap out at me from a book I'm reading. This one came from Alexandra Bracken's The Darkest Legacy.
"Everyone's entitled to stupidity, but they really abuse the privilege don't they?"
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Weekend Wishes