Sandra Cox's Blog, page 9
February 27, 2025
Weekend Wishes
February 25, 2025
Writerly Wednesday AND Did You Know
What's your synonym, example or sentence for:

Sentence: Do you feel your representative is a throttlebottom or a visionary?
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Did you know, that no number up to a thousand contains the letter A?

For more information: No Number from 1 to 999 Contains This Letter | Reader's Digest
February 20, 2025
Weekend Wishes
February 18, 2025
Writerly Wednesday AND Did You Know
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Example: She was trying to save lives but lost her funding due to the kakistocracy.
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Did you know, Thursday the 20th is National Love Your Pet Day ?





February 13, 2025
Weekend Wishes
February 11, 2025
Writerly Wednesday AND Did You know AND Denise's Challenge
What is your sentence, example, definition or synonym for:

Example: She bought her inamorato a Valentine's Day card.

Did you know, that Valentine's Day began to be associated with love and romance, in the Middle Ages, largely thanks to the works of poets like Geoffrey Chaucer? By the 14th century, it had become customary to exchange love notes and tokens of affection on February 14, called Valentine's Day for St. Valentine.
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She had waited for a sign for seven long, lonely days. Suddenly, a conspiracy of ravens rose cawing in the air. It was time. Nature would take back its own.
February 10, 2025
Ketch-Up Day

How are you?
Other than waiting for my cover of Reuben Hayes and getting it ready for preorder, there's not a lot going on here. Oh I did make green beans in the crock pot. I just add a little olive oil, vegetable stock and seasoning, and let it simmer for a few hours. Voila. I'm loving that crock pot. It makes life so much easier. And I'm all about easy:) What about with you? Do you use a crockpot much?

Nori. And yes, we still have her in diapers.

A Florida hitchhiker.
Thanks, Shane.

That's it for today, Bloggers. Have a great one.
February 6, 2025
Weekend Wishes
February 4, 2025
IWSG Wednesday and Did You Know

The firstWednesday of every month is officially IWSG day. IWSG was formed by NinjaCaptain Alex Cavanaugh. Members post about their doubts and fears, discussstruggles and triumphs, and offer words of encouragement to others who are struggling.
Twitter handle: @TheIWSG
Hashtag: #IWSG
January/February Reviewsin no particular order.
*Disclaimer. If I run into an occasional typo, I ignore them and don't factorthem into my review.

Inbook 32 of the Crime Chronicles, Harry Thurgood is once again smack dab in themiddle of a murder mystery. This one more gruesome and ritualistic than most.While Sgt. Reece Sovern and Harry have buried the hatchet, and on their way tobecoming friends, the same can’t be said for Captain Davis Briggs who wants nopart of any civilians at his crime scenes. But when Harry’s beloved wifedisappears its going to take more than a determined captain to keep him out ofthe investigation as Harry races to find his wife before she too joins the listof casualties .
DEATHBY MOONLIGHT is a must read for murder mystery fans, especially those thatfollow C.W. Hawes.
Available at Amazon

ACHRISTMAS HOMECOMING by Yvette M. Calleiro
Alovely Christmas story.
Thisis a well-written, feel-good tale that is perfect for the holiday season.
It'sa short, easy to read story and will appeal to those who enjoy ChristianRomance.
Available at Amazon

Thisis part of the Encyclopedia of Presidents written for young people, butdefinitely enjoyable reads for adults. This is the fourth in the series I'veread. I have found them to be both salient and capable of holding my interest.
Mymain take away from this book, and this president, is that he was a war herofrom the war with Mexico and did his best to hold the union together duringtalk of session. There are few papers from his presidency because the home theywere stored in was burned during the civil war. He had little experience as apolitician, but the people loved him regardless.
Agood read for those that enjoy presidential biographies.
Available at Amazon

D.Wallace Peach weaves some magic of her own.
Onceagain, the author creates a tale that flows like poetry and is filled withsuspense, intrigue and twisty turns.
Whenthe Weaver of Season’s leaves for the underworld, she charges her half-mortal,half-charmed daughter to take her place as weaver. If Erith can’t complete theweaving of the changing seasons, all will die. Mortal and charmed alike. Challengesface her at every turn, not the least of these self-doubt.
Inthis book, there are several characters and species to keep track of. But to beexpected when building a new world. A book for fantasy fans and those who lovea good tale.
Available at Amazon

Ilove a well-written dystopian YA. The good ones always have you on the edge ofyour seat. RECRUITMENT the first in a series of three is no exception. In astyle reminiscent of Hunger Games, when teens turn seventeen, recruiters cometo take them away to fight the Eastern Order. But when Cress and her friendsget to the training ground, they soon learn that nothing is as it seems anddanger may be more imminent that going to war.
Available at Amazon
AND Did you know, Louisa Mae Alcott worked as a nurse during the civil war in Washington D.C.? For more author info: 150 Interesting Facts About Our Favorite Authors [Infographic] AND


February 3, 2025
Ketch-Up Day


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