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Smorgasbord Short Stories – Tales from the Garden – The Goose and the Lost Boy by Sally Cronin | Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life

Story Share   Today I want to share another of Sally Cronin‘s beautiful, heartwarming stories, which she is well known for. Sally is generously sharing stories from her book – Tales from the Garden. She is currently working on her follow up book, Tales from the Irish Garden, where of course, Sally has moved her […]

Writer’s Links and Invitation to Guest Post

My this week’s picks for sharing. Three talented authors are offering great information. Deborah Jay is sharing an informative post she came across from the Kindlepreneur on how to get free ebooks, and Sally Cronin and Sue Vincent are offering opportunities to share your stories on their blogs.   Sue Vincent invites all creatives to […]

I’ve Been Nominated for the Real Neat Blog Award! | Stevie Turner, Indie Author.

  I’ve been nominated by Stevie Turner for the Real Neat Blog Award. My regular readers here know that I don’t nominate any one blogger in particular, but if any of you would like to add this award to your blog, I offer it to all of you to copy and paste it for yourselves […]

My Big Sunny Mexican Vacation Part 3 – The Broken Shoe

My Big Sunny Mexican Vacation Part 3   The good times rolled every single day. I can’t count how many times I caught myself sighing in content just looking at the ocean and being grateful for every single moment we had in a paradise.   We relaxed, walked a lot, lounged a lot, made some […]

Sunday Book Review – Red Notice by Bill Browder #Political #Thriller

Sunday Book Review Welcome back to my Sunday Book Reviews. Today’s review is on one of the most fascinating books I’ve read in a long time. Red Notice by escaped hedge fund manager Bill Browder with an autobiographical accounting of his time in the mid 90s when he first became a capitalist in Russia in […]

Writer’s Links You May Find Fun and Helpful

This week’s share has some fun and interesting links writers can enjoy and be informed. A comprehensive list of Emojis you can download and use for all your correspondence, How to capture a reader’s attention, How to work with Slideshares, A printable checklist to use for revisions, and Formatting mistakes to avoid.     Do […]

Signs that Your Angels are Connecting With You – Reblog – Sisters of the Fey

  Today’s share is from our Sisters of the Fey blog where I posted about connecting with our angels.     Can you feel when your angels are around you? Do you know the signs when angels are communicating with you?   Angels are spiritual beings, they are not ghosts, but benevolent celestial beings who […]

My Big Sunny Mexican Vacation Part 2 – Beach Wares and Chairs and Muffins

  We woke up to spectacular ocean waves crashing and gorgeous beach views every morning, which we enjoyed as we ate our early breakfasts just after sunrise. Sunshine with a side of ocean breeze was just what the doctor ordered for both us.   Previous to our trip, my husband was unwell for a few […]

Sunday Book Review -New Reviews for Words We Carry, Have Bags, Will Travel, and Twenty Years: After “I Do”

Sunday Book Review While I’m still getting all my book reviews organized and finished for posting on the upcoming next few Sunday book reviews, I thought I’d share 3 reviews I came across for my own books while I was on vacation. It’s always gratifying to see our work continue on and our books being […]

Debby Sent Me Off Into the Wild Blue Yonder last 11/17! . . . . | witlessdatingafterfifty

Today’s share is a post I came across while I was away, from Robin’s Blog – Witlessdatingafter fifty.   Late last year, Robin had not only read and reviewed my book – Have Bags, Will Travel, but showed off my book at the airport when she went on vacation and took a few pictures with […]