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Is There FAIRness in the World?
Is there a place that you have traveled to when you were younger that you wish you could visit again? You can pretty much read Elaine’s Wednesday post, with some of Patty’s from Monday and Angie’s from Tuesday, since they … Continue reading
Posted in America, characters, childhood, Children's books, classics, descriptions, experiences, Family, futuristic, helping others, imagination, inspiration, Life, memories, Miscellaneous, reviews, shyness, summer, Tonette Joyce, traditions, Travel
Tagged Baltimore, Ellicott City Maryland, New York City 1965 World's Fair, Suburbs, The Enchanted Forest, travel
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Return Trip
Our Tuesday Fox asked, “Is there a place that you have traveled to when you were younger that you wish you could visit again?” Looking at the wording of this question – specifically, the phrase “wish you could” – I … Continue reading
Posted in big plans, decisions, experiences, Life, Patricia Kiyono, Travel
Tagged Acropolis, Athens, Greek islands, seeing the country, seeing the world
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Top Spots
Do you have favorite spots in nature, such as a view, the wood, a sea or lake shore? (I am rather sorry that this topic/post rather overlaps with one just a couple of weeks ago.) The ocean was generally my … Continue reading
Posted in chicken, Daily life, Dealing with stress, descriptions, experiences, Family, imagination, Life, memories, Random thoughts, Tonette Joyce, Travel
Tagged backyards, birds, forests, lakes, mountains, ocean, parks, streams, tree canopies, trees, wildlife
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Visits to the Past and Future
Albeit Very Short Ones By Jeff Salter Topic: Have you ever visited a part of the country where things were done as an older time, or were far more modern than you are accustomed? As a kid, our family vacations … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, experiences, Family, Jeff Salter, Travel
Tagged Family vacations, Glorietta, Seattle world's fair, TV westerns, Yellowstone
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Stuck in the Present
Our Friday Fox asked, “Have you ever visited a part of the country where things were done as an older time, or were far more modern than you are accustomed?” I’ll begin with the second part of the question. Assuming … Continue reading
Posted in Daily life, lifestyles, Patricia Kiyono, Travel
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Guest: Author Bishop O’Connell
I met Bishop O’Connell when we both commented on another author’s Facebook page. I had to ask him about his name since my husband graduated from Bishop O’Connell High School in Northern Virginia. It was not far from where I … Continue reading
Posted in agents, author interview, author's life, awards, big plans, blessings, blogging, book series, Books, careers, Dealing with stress, decisions, dialogue, experiences, Family, fantasy, Guest, HEA/HFN, helping others, imagination, inspiration, interview, jobs, Life, Miscellaneous, novels, paranormal, plots, Publishers, publishing, Random thoughts, research, self-publishing, social media, Tonette Joyce, Travel, using talents, writers, writing
Tagged An American Faerie Tale series, Bishop O'Connell, Gaelic, Irish language, The Forgotten, The Returned, The Stolen, Three Promises, Welsh Language
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My View of the World
Our Friday Fox asked, “How have moves or other locales affected your writing?” As you might expect, any life experience is going to color an author’s writing. But when I sat down to write this post, my first thought was … Continue reading
Posted in experiences, Patricia Kiyono, Travel, writing, writing from experiences
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Travel Time
Our Tuesday Fox posed another topic for this week: “When on a trip (either a long vacation or a day trip) how do you occupy the travel time, or keep the kids occupied?” Growing up, my family took very few … Continue reading
Posted in audiobooks, childhood, Family, lifestyles, Patricia Kiyono, reading, Travel, writing
Tagged family trips, passing the time, technology
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