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October 30, 2019
Happy Halloween from The Pumpkin Farm!
It’s rare that I’m publishing anything on a blog right on Halloween, but this year I am! How fun is that? And just so you know, I’m not a big Halloween fan although I love kids going trick-or-treating. It’s just crazy fun and my kids loved it. I loved it as a kid, too! Free […]
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Cabbage Night Winner!!!
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to talk about Cabbage Night, Halloween traditions and candy. FYI, the favorite candy among those who commented seemed to be Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, especially pumpkin shaped ones. Now on to the important news…The winner of the fall coasters and Family Ties is: Paula Jones Congratulations, Paula. Look for […]
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Jennifer Uhlarik Returns to Visit Friday!
Miss Jennifer Uhlarik is returning to visit on Friday, November 1, 2019! We’re so happy to welcome her back and we know we’ll have a regular party talking about the Oregon Trail and trading posts. Her saddlebag contains an autographed copy of her book. So get your questions down and head over come Friday. It’ll […]
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October 29, 2019
Happy Cabbage Night!
I knew Halloween evolved from the Celtic festival of Samhain and All Hallow’s Eve, but that was about all I knew. This year I decided to change that and dove into researching Halloween. First, I learned in New England the night before Halloween is Cabbage Night. Right now, I’m glad I live in Texas, because […]
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Tuesday’s Winners!
Congratulations to my Tuesday blog winners! Linda Orr, you are the winner of Give Me a Cowboy! Carol Luciano, you are the winner of a eBook copy of Out of a Texas Night? Please watch your email, as I’ll send you directions on how to claim your book! Again, Congratulations!
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October 28, 2019
Fun Things About the Ol’ West
I love research, particularly about the old west. I could get lost in it and a lot of the times I do. Please don’t get me wrong, I love to write, but if I ever had to make a choice between researching for a book and writing one, I’m not sure but I think I’d […]
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October 27, 2019
It’s Yee-Haw Day!
Welcome to Yee-Haw Day, the once-a-month day we’ve reserved to share our news with you – all sorts of fun news! So check out the post below to get the details on the kinds of things that make us go Yee-Haw!! Karen Witemeyer My mad-scientist, steam-engine-exploding hero and piratical, mathematical, dagger-wielding heroine are back and […]
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Jacqui Nelson Has a Winner!
Jacqui Nelson, you are such a dear. Thank you for coming! The names have all been gathered and it’s time to draw….. Who will get A Bride for Brynmor??? Let’s see………The wheel is spinnning…….. And the winner is………. LORI SMANSKI Woo-Hoo! Congratulations, Lori!! Miss Jacqui will contact you so be watching for her email. Tomorrow […]
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October 24, 2019
Jacqui Nelson Shares Her New Release (and a little research!)
In my new release, A BRIDE FOR BRYNMOR, my hero is Brynmor Llewellyn (a Welsh American who runs a freight business with his sister and brothers in Colorado) and my heroine is Lark (an Irish-Cree Métis singer and musician from the Qu’Appelle Valley in Canada). Who are the Métis? The Métis are specific cultural communities […]
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Jeannie Watt has a Winner!
The winner is… Trixi! Congratulations! Please email me at jeanniewrites @ gmail . com and let me know if you’d like an ebook or a print book. Thanks to everyone who chimed in about their crushes (or lack thereof
