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Grandma, Have You Read…
Our Friday Fox asked, “Tell us about books that you have been introduced to by your children/grandchildren.” One of my greatest blessings is knowing that my kids, grandkids, and two great-granddaughters ALL love books. Specific titles often appear on Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in blessings, book series, Books, Children's books, classics, collections, contemporary, Family, favorite books, Middle Grade Books, Patricia Kiyono, TBR List
Tagged Babysitters Club, best-sellers, Boxcar Children, Children's books, DaVinci Code, family, Harry Potter, Hunger Games, libraries, Magic Schoolbus, Magic Treehouse, reading, recommendations, series books, thrillers, Twilight
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My Literary Legacy
Our resident hound asked, “If you could be remembered (as an author) for only ONE of your books… which book would you choose? Why that one?” In the past ten years, I’ve been fortunate to have sixteen stories published through … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, Books, characters, Characters based on real people, experiences, Family, history, inspiration, Patricia Kiyono, romance, What if
Tagged Bushido, family, goals, plans, The Samurai's Garden
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Guest: Wyatt Schroeder, Book Reviewer, Author Interviewer, Gaming and Book Vlogger
We’ve had not only authors as guests, but readers, narrators, editors, publishers and we’ve talked about all phases of writing work and enjoyment, so I decided to broaden the scope a bit this month. My guest today is Wyatt Schroeder, … Continue reading
Posted in America, Angela Schroeder, authors, big plans, blessings, blogging, book review, Books, childhood, Children's books, Daily life, decisions, experiences, Family, favorite books, friends, Friendship, goals, Goodreads Challenge, Guest, Guest Blogs, hobbies, holidays, imagination, inspiration, inspirational people, interview, Life, Middle Grade Books, Music, musicians, personal libraries, pets, Random thoughts, reader interview, reading preferences, recipe, reviews, sports, teaching, time management, Tonette Joyce, traditions, youth
Tagged Bedtime With Wyatt, blogging.Pearl City Reader, book reading, Doc Holiday, family, Gluten-free eating, Goodreads, Grandparents, homeschooling, Jesse james, LaVar Burton Reads, Pearl City Gamer, Reading Rainbow, reading videos, Violin, Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Schroeder
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A Little Big Anticipation, With A Big Little Dread
What are we looking forward to this year and what do we dread? The year is young, but TODAY is about BOTH! No other real plans this year, except for in a couple of weeks, but that is tied into … Continue reading
Posted in big plans, blessings, decisions, experiences, Family, Life, Tonette Joyce, Travel
Tagged children, family, Family additions, grandchildren
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Stop Write Now
What stops us in our tracks while writing? People have mentioned before that it must be difficult to be the Friday Fox, since everything that could be said on a topic must have already been said. I generally find … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, big plans, blogging, characters, Daily life, experiences, Family, food, friends, imagination, Life, Miscellaneous, Music, novels, publishing, time management, Tonette Joyce, writing
Tagged Character names, Chickpea substitute for toppings, Chronic pain, family, Microsoft Word in Writing, music, Quinoa substitute for Breadcrumbs, Train of thought
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Has Anyone Seen My Summer?
This week, our resident hound supplied our writing prompt: “Is there a particular season or month (or time of year) in which your writing seems more productive?” Up until this year, my most productive writing month was summer. It’s no … Continue reading
Posted in Patricia Kiyono, summer, writing
Tagged family, life gets in the way, roadblocks, seasons
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Campfires
We are asked for our campfire memories this week. All of mine started as an adult. We never went camping when I was a kid, although I did commandeer my brother’s pup tent some Summer nights when a cousin would … Continue reading
Posted in America, big plans, experiences, Family, food, friends, memories, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce, traditions
Tagged campfires, family, Hobo dinners, Pearl Mesta, Scouts
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Aren’t you just the spitting image…
Not of my parents, but of my sister. Three of my siblings have fairer skin that tends more toward burning than tanning, and three of us have darker hair (Well, it used to be darker. Now it’s whiter and receding.) … Continue reading
Gifts are for Giving
This week’s holiday topic: Choosing gifts for others, and a favorite gift that I’ve given. Growing up in a small family, Christmases were generally quiet. Most of our relatives overseas don’t really celebrate the holiday, so there weren’t many gifts … Continue reading