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Susan Wiggs's Blog, page 68
March 21, 2010
Carrier Nimitz passing by
The Nimitz came through this morning. It's unusual to see so many aircraft aboard. Here's a close shot. More images here: http://susanwiggs.posterous.com/uss-nimitz
Enjoy the day!
March 19, 2010
in the jungle, the mighty jungle…
An observant friend spotted THE LIGHTKEEPER in the wilds of Central America. Enjoy the vacation photos! Cindy writes, "Here are a few pictures from Costa Rica. We found your book at Cerro Lodge close to Tarcoles on the Pacific Coast. Beautiful hummingbirds, parrots and even scarlet macaws all around us."
March 18, 2010
cleverly put
A statement on the future of book publishing. It's worth watching all the way to the end, if you like palindromes.
March 17, 2010
just sayin'
In Ireland, a writer is looked upon as a failed conversationalist.
–Anonymous
March 13, 2010
it's not easy being green
Each year at St Patrick's Day, I am green challenged. I like the color. We live on one of the greenest corners of the earth. One of my favorite books of all time is Green Darkness by Anya Seton. I even like Kelly Green. And it's no secret I love the Irish! But I can never find something in the right green, that actually looks good on me. Haaalp. I need suggestions for something green to wear. Here are a few things I'm considering:
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March 11, 2010
March 10, 2010
barenaked ladies
I took a risk with that subject line. We'll see what kind of traffic it brings to the blog. And it's pretty much what I did today.
Some of you will remember my New Year's Resolution is to try new things and choose happiness. Today fell into the "new things" category. For her birthday, I offered my BFF her choice of anything she felt like doing.
photo source http://seniorjournal.com/NEWS/Sex/3-0...
Me and my big mouth. Turns out she wanted to go to Olympus Spa, an all-female...
March 8, 2010
March 5, 2010
The Chopper Pilot's Secretive Mistress (and other minty-fresh titles)
Ever wonder why Harlequin titles are riddled with cowboys and billionaires and billionaire Greek cowboy daddies?
Evolutionary psychologists explain why in this article — it's all about Darwinian mating instincts. "…they portray the embodiment of female desires, evolved over centuries." That's the verdict after a study of 15,000 Harlequin romance novels.
You mean it took 15,000 freakin' novels to figure this out??? "…mating instincts, developed over thousands of years, mean that women want a...
