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“Allow Me to Introduce Myself”
It happened to me again a few days ago and I realized that this may be happening more and more as we all age: forgetting people’s names. Once again, we ran into a former coworker of The Husband’s. This is … Continue reading
Posted in advice, America, battles, careers, courage, Daily life, Dealing with stress, decisions, experiences, Family, free week, friends, Friendship, helping others, introductions, learning, Life, marriage, memories, Miscellaneous, misunderstandings, Names, phrases, Random thoughts, school, self-improvement, shyness, standing up for one's self, teaching, titles, Tonette Joyce, traditions, Words
Tagged faux pas, introductions, standing up for one's self
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Review: A Town Like Alice
I will have to give a Spoiler Alert because I see no other way of critiquing this book. It’s such an old one that I doubt that anyone reading this would want to run out and get it anyway. The … Continue reading
Posted in audiobook, authors, big plans, book review, Books, characters, classics, creating scenes, descriptions, dialogue, dystopian worlds, foreign publications, helping others, historical, imagination, inspiration, marriage, Miscellaneous, movies, Narration, novels, pronunciations, protagonists, Random thoughts, reading, reading preferences, social media, titles, Tonette Joyce, TV series, writers, writing
Tagged A Town Like Alice, Australia, England, Malaysia, Nevil Shute, On the Beach, POWs, WWII
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June on the Range
A YouTube friend suggested a ‘Booktuber’ to me, one who reads classics. Well, the man reads far more than classics, in fact, I have yet to find anything he does not read. I have only been listening to him for … Continue reading
Posted in audiobook, authors, book review, Books, characters, classics, creating scenes, descriptions, dialogue, e-books, editors, Friendship, historical, imagination, language, libraries, Life, novels, protagonists, Random thoughts, reading, reading preferences, romance, series, subplots, titles, Tonette Joyce, TV series, writers
Tagged BookTube, ending novels, great dialogue in novels, Larry McMurtry, Lonesome Dove, Robert Duvall, Scenes that do not fit the story, Shock value, Tommy Lee Jones, unnecessary vulgarity, Westerns
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Hello? ELO?
What song would be my ‘theme’? Good gracious, this has been a really tough topic. I have honestly tried to live a quiet life, but there are always some problems popping up that were unforeseen, or burdens that were placed … Continue reading
Posted in blessings, creativity, decisions, descriptions, experiences, Family, imagination, inspiration, Life, memories, Miscellaneous, movies, Music, titles, Tonette Joyce
Tagged life themes, songs, themes
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Mistitled
New Years Eve and I wish all of you a safe and happy 2022. Take care of yourself and those around you. It’s a Free Week and I was pressed for a topic. I have not finished a book recently,(save … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Books, Christmas books, collections, contemporary, decisions, editors, fantasy, historical, imagination, inspiration, novels, Publishers, publishing, reading preferences, romance, titles, Tonette Joyce, using talents
Tagged A Witness to Murder, Crewel World, Don Knotts, Duck the Halls, Elaine, Framed in Lace, Lame titles, Patty, Poor Titles, The Private Eyes, The Table in the Window, Tim Conway
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Only One for the Money
…Only One for the Show? [How to Select only ONE of My Titles for the Screen] By Jeff Salter Topic: If one – and only one – of your stories would be adapted for the silver screen, which ONE would … Continue reading
Posted in Books, characters, decisions, favorite books, Jeff Salter, Man-cold, novels, reading, reading preferences, screwball comedy, titles
Tagged Called to Arms Again, Greatest Generation
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A Book I’ve Always Wanted to Read
But something got in the way By Jeff Salter This week’s topic has triggered various types of responses, some of which focused on books we believe we were “expected” to read or “pressured” to read… but (for whatever reason have … Continue reading