Monthly Archives: September 2012
I Think It May Have Been Every One, After All
[Note:There was no way that I could chose one eccentric relative, even if I narrowed it to my crazy Italian side,(all of whom I knew better than the mostly- Irish side). So the story below, which I had put down … Continue reading
Guest Fox: Ruth Hartman
By Jeff Salter I’m trying to recall exactly when and how I first encountered Ruth Hartman, but (other than chatting with her on the Astraea Press Authors group), I confess I can’t remember. What I do know is that she … Continue reading
It Runs in the Family
I wish I could say I only have one eccentric relative. But then I’d be lying. When I was in college, I never understood why my friends wanted to spend holidays at my house with my family. I’m still not … Continue reading
Late, but Here- My Great-Great Aunt Major Lula-Mae Haverstock
I had to go to Tallahassee today which is 400 miles roundtrip and I came back and collapsed for a two hour nap so I’m a tad late. My grandfather’s aunt was younger than him by a couple of years. … Continue reading
My Great Aunt, the Romulan
So my great aunt really wasn’t a Romulan but for all you Star Trek fans, you’d be hard pressed to not admit with her very black dyed hair, blunt bangs and the bowl cut that she didn’t remind you of … Continue reading
Romancing the Tone
Talk about anything…hmmm… I have been known to be able to hold my own in a conversation about darned near everything as I have snippets of all manner of information tucked away… I know a little about a lot but … Continue reading
Free Space Equals Free Advertising
Re-introducing “The Overnighter’s Secrets” By Jeff Salter Like some of the Resident Foxes, I’m taking advantage of our ‘Free Space’ week to talk about my novel, “The Overnighter’s Secrets”, published this past May by Astraea Press. I’ve … Continue reading
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