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February 14, 2020
Purple Heart for Valentines Day
By Diana McCollum.
I’ve spent a great deal of time pondering what I should write about this month. The subjects that were suggested by our Blog Queens "Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum."I chose something entirely different.
I realize death is a sad subject to discuss. It’s going to happen to all of us at some point in time. The hope is we live long, healthy, happy and
I’ve spent a great deal of time pondering what I should write about this month. The subjects that were suggested by our Blog Queens "Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum."I chose something entirely different.
I realize death is a sad subject to discuss. It’s going to happen to all of us at some point in time. The hope is we live long, healthy, happy and
February 13, 2020
A Different Drummer by Lynn Lovegreen
(Note: this was previously posted on www.lynnlovegreen.com.)
I was the nice, quiet kid who read a lot. I had friends and could be social when I was in the mood or circumstances called for it, but I was a bit weird. One of my favorite things to do was find a quiet place in the woods and tell myself fairy stories. While other kids played sports, I curled up with a book or listened to
I was the nice, quiet kid who read a lot. I had friends and could be social when I was in the mood or circumstances called for it, but I was a bit weird. One of my favorite things to do was find a quiet place in the woods and tell myself fairy stories. While other kids played sports, I curled up with a book or listened to
February 12, 2020
Why I Read #ownvoices Books by Barbara Binns
Hi everyone!
I am Young Adult and Middle Grade author Barbara Binns, writer of contemporary and realistic fiction for adolescents and teens. As my tagline says, I write Stories of Real Boys Growing Into Real Men - and the people who love them.
This has been a chameleon month for me, and I apologize for posting this late. But my mind rotated between three subjects and I'm not the worlds
I am Young Adult and Middle Grade author Barbara Binns, writer of contemporary and realistic fiction for adolescents and teens. As my tagline says, I write Stories of Real Boys Growing Into Real Men - and the people who love them.
This has been a chameleon month for me, and I apologize for posting this late. But my mind rotated between three subjects and I'm not the worlds
February 11, 2020
Stepping Outside the Comfort Zone by Eleri Grace
Sometimes the prompt for the
monthly blog stumps me, and I’m forced to ruminate for a few days before
settling on the best theme and angle. With this one, I immediately knew how I
would approach it. You see, both my heroines and I know a bit about marching to
the beat of a different drummer.
The Red
Cross recruited extraordinary and accomplished women for overseas assignments.
Even
monthly blog stumps me, and I’m forced to ruminate for a few days before
settling on the best theme and angle. With this one, I immediately knew how I
would approach it. You see, both my heroines and I know a bit about marching to
the beat of a different drummer.
The Red
Cross recruited extraordinary and accomplished women for overseas assignments.
Even
February 8, 2020
Mother -Daughter Relationships - Louise Armstrong
Louise has been happily married for over 30 years, has 3
grown-up children and runs a very successful online business. She and her
husband are in the midst of building their own Oak Framed home; they adore
walking their little schnauzer Bella, cycling, sailing and skiing together.
Louise Armstrong
Louise is a qualified Psychotherapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist,
BWRT Specialist, councillor
grown-up children and runs a very successful online business. She and her
husband are in the midst of building their own Oak Framed home; they adore
walking their little schnauzer Bella, cycling, sailing and skiing together.
Louise Armstrong
Louise is a qualified Psychotherapist, Clinical Hypnotherapist,
BWRT Specialist, councillor
February 7, 2020
Was I adopted?
Hi, I’m Judith Ashley, author
of The Sacred Women’s Circle series, soul nourishing romantic women’s fiction
that honors pagan spiritual practices. My stories show you what life could be
like if you had a place like The Circle where you are unconditionally accepted,
supported and loved. And where, with this support, you do overcome obstacles and
find your happily-ever-after.
Marching to a
of The Sacred Women’s Circle series, soul nourishing romantic women’s fiction
that honors pagan spiritual practices. My stories show you what life could be
like if you had a place like The Circle where you are unconditionally accepted,
supported and loved. And where, with this support, you do overcome obstacles and
find your happily-ever-after.
Marching to a
February 6, 2020
Living to the Beat of a Different Drum by Dora Bramden
When you don’t fit in you have no choice but to live a
different kind of life, one that is a path forged out of necessity. It can be
difficult as you face an unknown road but also freeing because you aren’t bound
by the restrictions of a normal life.
My
parents were raised on farms in Tasmania, but I was born in working-class
suburb north of Melbourne Victoria. In some ways, I was socially
different kind of life, one that is a path forged out of necessity. It can be
difficult as you face an unknown road but also freeing because you aren’t bound
by the restrictions of a normal life.
My
parents were raised on farms in Tasmania, but I was born in working-class
suburb north of Melbourne Victoria. In some ways, I was socially
February 4, 2020
Born in the wrong decade...
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February 3, 2020
I Never Do Things Easy by Paty Jager
This month at RTG the theme is “Marching to a Different Drummer.” I can tell you about that!
I’ve always been an independent spirit. My mom said when I was a baby, I didn’t like to be held. I’ve always been happy to hang out by myself, which was good considering I had two brothers. One is 18 months older and the other 4 years younger. I spent most of my time either reading, listening
I’ve always been an independent spirit. My mom said when I was a baby, I didn’t like to be held. I’ve always been happy to hang out by myself, which was good considering I had two brothers. One is 18 months older and the other 4 years younger. I spent most of my time either reading, listening
February 1, 2020
Head or Heart?
By: Marcia King-Gamble
www.lovemarcia.com
When asked what I do, and people learn that I’m a romance
writer, eyebrows shoot sky high. Sometimes there’s even a visible smirk.
Translation, this woman’s head is in the clouds; she’s not reality based. The irony of it is, I consider myself a romantic realist. Gotta love with both your head and heart.
“There’s no such thing,”
www.lovemarcia.com
When asked what I do, and people learn that I’m a romance
writer, eyebrows shoot sky high. Sometimes there’s even a visible smirk.
Translation, this woman’s head is in the clouds; she’s not reality based. The irony of it is, I consider myself a romantic realist. Gotta love with both your head and heart.
“There’s no such thing,”
