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These Feet Were Made for Walkin’
Our Friday Fox asked, “Have your footwear choices changed as your life, or lifestyle, has changed?” The short answer for me is: Not really. I’ve never been able to wear fashionable shoes. It’s always been a matter of function over … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, clothing, Daily life, decisions, lifestyles, Patricia Kiyono, The Author Life
Tagged Comfort, dress up, fashion, practicality, shoes, walking
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“God Bless You”
With all the problems that are going on in the world and in my family, I thought that I would share a story that happened over forty years ago, one which my sister and I laughed about again just last … Continue reading
Posted in blessings, clothing, Dealing with stress, experiences, Family, inspiration, jobs, Life, memories, Tonette Joyce
Tagged "God bless you", habits and colars, nuns, priests, relatives, religious, sneeze
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Pretty in Pink
What color best describes you? Why that color? “Describes” me? You can go online and, depending on who wrote the descriptions, find all sorts of reasons as to what different colors mean. You can get them all jolly or all … Continue reading
Posted in clothing, Daily life, dialogue, experiences, Family, imagination, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Colors., Decor, family story, Pink sweater
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Abundant Advice for Aspiring Authors
This week: What advice would you give to an aspiring author? I actually have a list. There have been many who talk to me about writing. I also have had many young writers around or in touch with me, so … Continue reading
Posted in art, author's life, authors, big plans, blogging, book series, Books, characters, clothing, decisions, dialogue, experiences, Family, fantasy, friends, goals, imagination, inspiration, interview, Life, novels, plots, protagonists, Publishers, reading, romance, Science Fiction, self-publishing, shyness, subplots, technology, Tonette Joyce, traditional publishing, using talents, Validation, writing, Writing and other professions, writing from experiences
Tagged advice for teen writers, Advice for Writers, Advice for y oung writers, advice on getting published, Celtx, Common sense advice for writers, Grammarly, Naming characters and places, Star Wars
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Get Ready For Spring
“What do you do to welcome/get ready for spring?” Like for everyone else, things are a bit different this year, due to the novel Covid virus. But here is what hasn’t changed. I’m cleaning out closets, getting rid of clothes … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, big plans, clothing, Daily life, decisions, experiences, Family, food, Goodreads Challenge, inspiration, Life, spring, time management, Tonette Joyce, traditions
Tagged baking, container gardening, Covid, freezing cakes, freezing food for later u se, herb gardening, Lock-down, Quarantine, vegetable gardening
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What’s Keeping You Busy This Week?
“FREE” week! Yeah, right! I’m anything BUT free this week. School starts for the Granddaughters, with the last trips to Cheer and practices before the school busses step up and be the shuttle instead of the grandparents. Last ‘last-minute’ gathering … Continue reading
Posted in big plans, blessings, Books, characters, clothing, decisions, experiences, Family, free week, helping others, Life, summer, time management, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged babies, furniture, grandchildren, marriage, sons
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Alternative Occupations
You can no longer work in the book industry: what do you do to earn a living? This is the stuff that dreams are made on, as Shakespeare wrote, (and was misquoted in The Maltese Falcon as “made of” and … Continue reading
Posted in art, author's life, big plans, Books, careers, clothing, collections, decisions, experiences, Family, food, goals, imagination, jobs, Life, memories, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Shakespeare, The Maltese Falcon
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Bridging the Generations to School
When I was a kid, we had long summer vacations from school. We were usually out by the first week of June, and went back the first weekday after Labor Day, (which was not yet a Monday Holiday and always … Continue reading