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Blog postRose with Miss Ruby Heart
I recently interviewed one of my author friends, who just happens to be one of the kindest people I know. Here’s what she had to say.
I’m Rose English and I’m a Read-a-holic. I was born in the Yorkshire mining village of Bentley in Doncaster. Brought up on a staple diet of ladybird books and the music and films of the king – Elvis Presley (mum was a mega-fan). We even had our own library in the shed at the bottom of our garden. It was like a m -
Blog postI had chosen my little corner of heaven. I had chosen my people and they had accepted the fact that they (well some of them) were now dog people. It was now up to me to become a home bod and get rid of the wanderlust mindset I’d developed during my seven months of being alive. This wasn’t as easy as you might think. The smells, the sounds, the excitement that I felt being totally free and unleashed pulled at my heartstrings.
You’ll remember that I found this home easily because there -
Blog postLast time we heard how Tania and her family met the dog now known as Boydog. In this sequel, Boydog tells it from his point of view. Woof ruff, woofity woof, Boydog (That roughly translates to, ‘thanks, you good boy’, in dog).
Hello, I’m Boydog. And yes, I know you’re thinking that someone around here lacks imagination big style, but I can assure you I’m not bothered in the slightest. If having a daft name means a life off the streets, then I can put up with the whispers and sniggerin -
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Blog postBoydog the Almighty
Tania Grange is the chef at the delicious organic food company ‘Mish Mash’, here in Souni Village, Cyprus. Thanks for sharing some of Boydog’s story with us this week Tania.
Once upon a time there was a little dog called Boydog. He may have known he was a dog and he probably knew he was a boy, but he didn’t know he was a Boydog because he hadn’t yet met the family who gave him that name.
I am Boydog
Boydog lived in Souni, Cyprus. He so -
Blog postThe Dog Squad Blog returns with a post from my good friend and netball buddy Sarah.
Benji joined our family in 2012. He was six months old rescued from a family that didn’t want him. That’s all we were told about his background, except that apparently he’s a Patterdale Terrier. That explains his wiry coat and the way he chases anything that moves, and he is so fast. His favourite pastime is chasing squirrels, cats or pheasants but Benji doesn’t appear to like cows. On his walks past t -
Blog postIn April award winningauthorJean Gill told us all about her four-legged friend Sherlock. This time it’s Watson’s turn.
In November, 2016, I started re-taking the online quizzes as to which dog breed would suit me, and I knew it was time to bring a second dog into our life again. A friend for Sherlock, whose story I told here https://debmcewansbooksandblogs.com/2019/04/10/dog-squad-blog-elementary-my-dear-watson/. One of the breeds suggested by my online quizzes was a K -
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Blog postKathy Manos Penn is a corporate retiree—or escapee—who taught English before embarking on her 32-year corporate career. There, it seemed she was always the go-to person for writing speeches, presentations, blogs, you name it, no matter her actual job. Says Kathy, “Finally, in my last ten years, I landed in a job with the word ‘communications’ in the title.”
On a whim, she submitted an article to a local paper and wound up with a side job as a columnist. And then . . . her d -
Blog postThis week my friend Michelle Neighbour tells us about her love of animals and the ever expandingNeighbour pack.
As a massive animal loverI’d lost my beloved dog Holly in 2006 when she was twelve. In 2010 Holly’s beloved sister Sammie died at the grand old age of sixteen. I swore never to have another pet. I’d had the dogs before having children and thought it was unfair to have pets when I had young children to look after.
That plan didn’t last long.
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Blog postThis week’s post is from Boydog’spoint of view. His people parents (Tania and Simon) live down the road from us in Cyprus. Tania is currently fulfilling a longterm goal of hers by providing delicious and nutritious meals to the local community, via her catering company, Mish Mash. She also teaches cookery when time allows. So without further ado, over to Boydog.
Boydog Let me introduce myself. My name is Boydog. I know you want to laugh, everyone does, but Mummy and Daddy told me that -
Blog postThis week’s post is from Craig Gowans. We served together in the Army in Germany and I worked and socialisedwith Anji Gowans who is great fun (and also barking mad!) Craig gave me loads of information and anecdotes regarding his time as a Royal Military Policeman, which helped shape the first book in my ‘Unlikely Soldiers’ series. http://smarturl.it/m202d6
Here’s the story of the Gowans family K9 pal, Skai.
Skai is a Border Collie originally from Holland. Her Dad is -
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Titles By Deb McEwan
Unlikely Soldiers Book One (Civvy to Squaddie): A Coming of Age Novel of Love, Humour, and Tragedy
Nov 4, 2015
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Deb McEwan
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