Tag Archives: Louisville

Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk

Posted on August 23, 2019 by Tonette Joyce

This week’s question: “If you could choose one thing you can no longer do and suddenly had the strength/time/resources to do once again, what would it be?” Oh, dear! Regrets. I have had to get rid of regrets in my … Continue reading →

Posted in Life, Tonette Joyce | Tagged aging, audiobooks, Failing health, keeping one's dignity, Kindle, Louisville, regrets | 10 Comments

Guest: Author Laura Benedict

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

This week I would like to welcome Laura Benedict as my guest. Laura is a versatile, award winning writer whose work crosses into several genres. Thank you for joining us, Laura! I have yet to have the nerve to read … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthologies, author interview, author's life, Books, careers, childhood, experiences, Family, Guest, Guest author, helping others, hobbies, horror stories, imagination, inspiration, interview, memories, Miscellaneous, Mystery stories, Preparing for writing, publishing, reading, short stories, time management, Tonette Joyce | Tagged Bliss House, Boucheron, Calling Mr. Lonelyhearts, Cat's Eye-Margaret Atwood, Cincinnati, Cold Alone, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Embroidery, Familiar Legacy, Feeding Kate, Gallowstree Press, gardening, golf, Haunted Holidays, Hitchcock, housework vs writing, Illinois, J.T. Ellison, Josh Woods, Laura Benedict, Left Coast Crime, Louisville, Lupus, mystery series, piano, Pinckney Benedict, Portrait of Dorian Gray, Rear Window, Small Town Trouble, St.Louis, Surreal South, The Stranger Inside, Thrillerfest, Trouble-the-cat, Virginia | 11 Comments

Country AND Western

Posted on December 28, 2017 by Tonette Joyce

The title of this post is part of a famous line in the original “Blues Brothers” movie. The brothers and band were faking their way into a gig in a bar and asked what kind of music they played there. … Continue reading →

Posted in America, Family, Miscellaneous, movies, musicians, research, Tonette Joyce, writing | Tagged "Doing Your Writing Homework", 16 Tons, Back in the Saddle Again, Big Iron on HIs Hip, Birthplace of Bourbon, Blues Brothers, Bob Hope Specials, Bourbon, Can the Circle Be Unbroken, Coal Miner's Daughter, Country AND Western, Country vs Western, cowboys, El Paso, errors, Gene Autry, Goodby Old Paint, Grandpa Jones, Hank Williams, Heaven Hill, Hopalong Cassidy, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry, Jill St. John, Jime Beam, Loretta Lynn, Louisville, Maker's Mark, Marty Robbins, research, Roy Rogers, Sean Connery, Sons of the Pioneers, Stolichnaya, TEnnessee Ernie Ford, The Carter Family, Tumbling Tumbleweeds | 6 Comments

“Airs” in the Air

Posted on September 9, 2016 by Tonette Joyce

This week the topic is “Outdoor Concerts”, yet, I haven’t attended many. I enjoy music and have seen many performances, (although nowhere near as many as I would like), but nearly all have been indoors. We have a family history … Continue reading →