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Blog postFriday Features’ Guest talks about Recollections from holidays past by Emma Lane Thanksgiving is family, food, and thankfulness. It’s when you have this homing urge to join your people over a huge roasted turkey. When you were ten you punched your cousin in the nose for some remark he made. When you were eighteen, you were bored and wishing to be somewhere else, but mom made you stay. When you were twenty-eight, you were setting up the children’s table. And so it goes right down to Grandpa
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Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On A recipe from Sharon Ledwith who shares a appetizing cheesecake treat. Talk about a dessert that delivers, this divine cheesecake takes…well, takes the cake! Whether you’re hosting the party or on board to bring something tasty, this dressed up treat will make heads turn, and mouths water. Perfect for holiday gatherings or celebrations, with a total prep and bake time of 5 hours and 30 minutes (includes refrigeration), this cheesecake easily serves a cro
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Blog postTell Again Tuesday A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.
What Do You Love About Series? By Karen Witemeyer Not long ago, in my Facebook group, The Posse, a reader asked me this question:
“When do you begin planning a new series? What is that process like?”
Unlike some authors who have a constant fount of ideas bubbling through their creative centers, I tend to have tunnel vision. I focus on . . .
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Blog postFriday Features’ We talk about Chili without tomato’s Recently tomatoes have been cut from our diet. Catherine loves tomatoes and many of the recipes she cook are tomato based. Here’s the issue: tomatoes are part of the nightshade family, along with a few more of my favorite foods such as peppers and eggplants. In some people the nightshade plants make arthritis worse and eliminating nightshade foods can help keep arthritis at bay. The problem comes when one family member loves tomatoes and
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Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On The coming holiday. In honor of the coming day we would like to share a quote we came across: “Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor . . . I do recommend and assign Thursday the 26th day of November next to be devoted by the People of these States to the service of that great and glorious Being . . . That we may
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Blog postTell Again Tuesday A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.
Using Life Experiences in Writing By Pamela Gibson I often hear “write what you know, draw on your own experiences to provide your characters with actions and emotions.” I suspect, as writers, we do this without even thinking about it.
Six years ago today the greatest adventure of my lifetime came to an end. Here’s what I wrote on that day. . . .
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Blog postFriday Features’ Guest talks about Heroines by Roni Hall I love stories about heroes, especially female heroes . . . every day, unsuspecting women who step up when others are in need or in peril. Sometimes it’s superhuman feats, more often mundane. Look around you, they are all around us, but they may not recognize themselves as such.
It may even be you…today or tomorrow.
I was blessed with a strong, spirited mother who covertly instilled strength in me by her daily actions -
Blog postWednesday Special Spotlight Shines On The ever-engaging Emma Lane who brings us her latest ideas for decorating with plants. Have you been diligently gathering dried material for Halloween and Thanksgiving bouquets? Decorations? Herbs for the winter? Besides the cultivated types, there is material provided by nature.
Dock – is a wild plant with unique seeds. It’s very difficult to dislodge them from the stem. I delight in using them for just about everything from giving extra height -
Blog postTell Again Tuesday A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.
The Importance of Self-Care For Writers By Lucy Mitchell Our writing lives are at times joyful and heavenly, but they are also fraught with creative emotional pain and suffering. We go through continual phases of hating and loving our writing, dealing with writer jealousy, working through rejection, failure, chasing that fast moving and unobtainable object calle -
Blog postFriday Features’ Guest shares 8 Reasons to Listen to Audiobooks by Leigh Goff My publisher, Parliament House, encouraged me to turn my Southern Gothic Horror book Koush Hollow into an audiobook. Before I made that commitment, I decided to investigate the benefits of audiobooks. And was I surprised! Here are just some of the things I learned that you may find interesting:
Something new. Some people prefer listening rather than reading text and the increasing popularity of audiobooks prov
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Can't Stop the Music (The Soul Mate Tree Book 2)
Feb 15, 2017
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