Tag Archives: Tony Randall

Guest: Author Diane Vallere

Posted on March 9, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

I seem to be inexplicably drawn lately to writers from Pennsylvania, and today’s guest lived even closer to my mother’s people than most. Diane Vallere comes right from my mother’s neck of the woods. Indeed, my mother once lived … Continue reading →

Posted in author interview, author's life, authors, book covers, Books, characters, experiences, Guest, Guest author, hobbies, interview, jobs, Miscellaneous, novels, protagonists, research, Tonette Joyce, using talents | Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Connie Blair, Daine Vallere, Doris Day movies, Janet Evanovich, K-Mart, Los Angeles, Lover Come Back, Madison Night, Masking For Trouble, Material Witness books, Material Witness mysteries, Nancy Drew, Neiman-Marcus, Pearls Gone WIld, Pennsylvia, Pillow Stalk, Pillow Talk, Polyester Press, Samantha Kidd Mysteries, Sarah Strohmeyer, Some Like It Haute, Space Case, Suede to Rest Midnight Ice, Sylvia Stryker Outter Space Mysteries, The Costume Shop Mysteries, The Decorator Who Knew Too Much, The Golden Voyages of Sinbad, Ther Pajama Frame, Tony Randall, Trixie Belden | 9 Comments

SHOW Me the Way To Go Home….

Posted on April 4, 2014 by Tonette Joyce

This week’s topic is: If our lives were a TV show, what would it be? Groan…you really don’t want to know about mine. My family was so dysfunctional and the situations were often so off-the-wall, I said at an early … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, childhood, Family, Friendship, Tonette Joyce | Tagged "Monk", Dr.House, Dr.Phil.Adrian Monk, Everybody Loves Raymond, game shows, hoarders, Jim Lehrer, Law and Order, Personal Soap Opera, Science Fiction, The History Channel, The Odd Couple, The Winchester Brothers, Tony Randall | 9 Comments

Good Actor, But No Oscar

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Tonette Joyce

We’re talking about famous people we have met, or seen, in person…in the interest of a good story, I will tell my most embarrassing celeb encounter. Without going into too much detail, the year 2000 was not good for us, … Continue reading →