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Well, Hello Dahl
A quick review this week for two books, but one story, and only about the first quarter of the whole story. I’m talking about a life, the life of Roald Dahl. I still don’t know everything about the man, but … Continue reading
Posted in audiobooks, author's life, autobiographies, big plans, biographies, Books, careers, characters, Characters based on real people, childhood, decisions, experiences, Family, foreign publications, free week, helping others, historical, history, honors, inspiration, jobs, Life, memories, non-fiction, reading, reading preferences, The Author Life, Tonette Joyce, using talents, villains, writers, writing
Tagged "Going Solo" Roald Dahl, Africa, Greece, Norway, Rafael, Roald Dahl, Roald Dahl memoirs, WWII
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Guest: Author Jeanne Matthews
Today I am pleased to have as my guest Jeanne Matthews, best known for her Dinah Pelerin international mysteries. Welcome, Jeanne! We have only become Facebook Friends recently yet we had met before. Jeanne, you probably don’t remember meeting … Continue reading
Posted in America, author interview, author's life, authors, blogging, book covers, Books, careers, characters, decisions, dialogue, Guest, Guest author, history, imagination, inspiration, interview, jobs, Life, novels, phrases, teaching, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Australia, Bet Your Bones, Bonereapers, Bones of Contention, der Indianer, Dinah Pelerin Mysteries, Doomsday seed vault, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hawaii, Her Boyfriend's Bones, Jeanne Matthews, Norway, paralegals, teaching, The Southern United States, Where the Bones Are Buried, Writer's Digest
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Globe-trotting Characters
One of our foxes asked, “If you had an unlimited amount of funds and time to visit any place in the world to do research for a book where would you go? Do you have a project in mind?” This … Continue reading
Posted in Patricia Kiyono, research, Travel, What if
Tagged Africa, Australia, England, France, Greece, Japan, South America
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How Does My Garden Grow?
Topic of the week: Gardens…do you garden? Any special garden come to mind? Any memories involving gardens? Any stories? When it comes to growing gardens, I have what is called a “Black Thumb.” With one exception, I have never been … Continue reading
Posted in Patricia Kiyono
Tagged England, flowers, France, gardening, Greece, Japan, Kyoto, Paris, Paros, plants, skills I don't have, Stratford-on-Avon, travels, vegetables
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On a Clear Day…
We are talking about places we’ve always wanted to visit…and why. Where WOULDN’T I want to go? I haven’t had much chance to travel. I have seen a lot of America just going back and forth, traveling through, although not … Continue reading
Posted in Life, movies, Tonette Joyce
Tagged "In Bruge", Antonio Banderas, archaeology, Autrio-Hungarian, Budapest, Colin Farrel, El Museo Nacional de Prado, France Scandinavia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Ireland, Istanbul, Italy, Macedonia, Melanie Griffith, Norway, Prague, Slovenian-Croatian, Spain, Strait of Gibraltar, the fjords, the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, The Louvre, The Prado, travel, Umbria
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Location, Location, Location
By Jeff Salter Our topic this week deals with Continent / Country / City we’ve always wanted to visit. Scroll back to Iris on Monday, Janette on Tuesday, and Micki on Wednesday to see what they had to say. And … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing
Tagged Australia, Belgium, British Isles, California, Caribbean, England, France, Georgia, Greece, Greenland, Illinois, Iowa, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kentucky, location, London, Louisiana, Mississippi, Netherlands, New Mexico, Normandy, Norway, Parish, Scotland, Sweden, Switzerland, Texas, travel, vacation, Wales
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A Rare and Passing Conversation
… which touched my heart by Jeff Salter This week at 4F1H, we’re winging it. Iris began on Monday talking about the weather and happened to mention having conversations with strangers. Jillian picked up a snip of that on … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing
Tagged brothers, clothing, Greece, Greek, immigrant, immigrate, immigration, kindness, orphans, seven brothers, story, teacher, World War II
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