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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Screwball Comedy You Should Not Miss
Scratching the Seven-Month Itch By Jeff Salter After seven months of being with Jason, Amanda hopes for the best… but has to assume the worst. Their stake-out will determine whether Jason does have the seven-month itch and which tramp … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
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Paperback Lingers
By Angela Schroeder The other day I received a package from one of my publishers. It was filled with my copies of Love Overcomes. Seeing the paperbacks there and hearing my daughter exclaim, “I want one!” got me thinking about … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
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Cryptozoology in my back yard
Bigfoot or Sasquatch, if you prefer, has always been an intriguing subject to me. As a child one of my friends told me she saw one peeking out behind an evergreen on her property up north. Whether a large, hairy … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged bigfoot, blueberry bagels. research, cryptozoology, procrastination, Sasquatch
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TBR List, Part Four
Last month my selections included three books. Here are the books and my impressions. If you click on the book covers you can read my reviews on Goodreads: Angel Beneath My Wheels by K. S. Moore. This is a wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Patricia Kiyono, reading preferences, romance
Tagged Angel Beneath My Wheels, Brooke Williams, Christi Bell, Color of Danger, Color of Darkness, Dandelions on the Road, Darcy Flynn, Double Trouble, Heartsight, Kay Springsteen, KS Moore, Lori Lapekes, Ruth J. Hartman, What I'm Reading
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Spring to Easter
The topics this week are about getting out of the house since it is Spring, or to talk about Easter. Since this will be posting on Good Friday, I will go for both. I am generally not an outdoorsy person … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Dealing with stress, Family, helping others, inspiration, Life, Tonette Joyce
Tagged 'Giving up' for Lent, adjusting one's life, Christian traditions, crabapple trees, Dogwood trees, Easter, Easter services, honeysuckle vines, Lent, Lenten devotions and services, Lenten traditions, mimosa trees, Redbud trees, spring
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Spring Tonic
Time to Open the Windows Again By Jeff Salter We’re all about Spring this week and debating how much we enjoy the fresh air of the great outdoors. Well, as I’ve noted on some of the Resident Foxes’ posts … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts
Tagged Bonanza, Cartwrights, spring, spring fever, spring tonic
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Spring Fever, Winter Temps
Spring is in the air, or it should be. But the air here is COLD. There was a chance of snow today but as far as I know that shifted to the north and now we are supposed to get … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
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Spring isn’t my favorite
Michigan’s definition of spring is somewhat confused. Last week, while it was officially ‘winter’, temperatures approached the mid-fifties and the kids were ready to break out the swimsuits and flip-flops. Spring officially started on Sunday and I was greeted by … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged dogs, great danes, Michigan, mud, puddles, spring, warm weather
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Is it Spring…Already?
Yesterday was the First Day of Spring, and our topic this week is how we deal with spring fever. But even though I dislike the hassle of driving through deep snow and worrying about whether or not my kids and … Continue reading
Posted in Patricia Kiyono
Tagged changes, concerts, indoors, outdoors, spring fever, swimming, walking
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Power To the People
Power Outages is our theme this week. I grew up in the Washington, DC area and except for usually short, rare periods during thunderstorms, we almost never lost power. I guess the power companies have top priority to keep it … Continue reading