Crossing the Street
May 9, 2017Get it by Monday, Jun 26FREE Shipping on eligible ordersMore Buying ChoicesAuto-delivered wirelesslyKeep the Ends Loose
Feb 24, 2015Auto-delivered wirelessly$ 9 99 $16.95FREE Shipping on eligible ordersOnly 1 left in stock - order soon.More Buying ChoicesCharacters In Search of a Novel
Sep 16, 2012Auto-delivered wirelesslyGet it by Monday, Jun 26FREE Shipping on eligible ordersMore Buying Choices
Author Updates
-
-
-
Blog postDADS by every child, ever
My Dad is very big. He can touch the top of the refrigerator, and he knows that’s where Mom hides the Oreos, so he gives one to me when Mom isn’t in the kitchen. I am only supposed to get one a day. My Dad says this rule is made to be broken.
My Dad taught me how to ride a bike after Mom ran beside me for five minutes and got “totally exhausted in all that heat!” His legs don’t get tired, and he never sweats.
Dad shaves. He -
Blog postSlick entrepreneurs have thought of everything. For people who like really good food and have no clue how to make it, somebody invented subscription food boxes. For a reasonable fee, once weekly a box of ingredients is delivered with recipes for meals to make with them.
We subscribed, because I have become completely unable to come up with any dinner ideas beyond macaroni and cheese, and I make horrible macaroni and cheese. Also, if a recipe calls for some exotic ingredient like a “pi -
Blog postThere are dog people. There are cat people. There is a difference.
Dog people seem to feel that they don’t have enough children. Having an overabundance of the nurturing instinct, dog people view their pups as their kids. Dogs know this, and they oblige with their complete unconditional love, their willingness to go along anywhere with their “parents,” their need to follow commands and be “the best boy (even if female),” and their immense talent for being adorable.
Cat people -
Blog postMy husband (yes, the one who took a phone call from the front row at my book launch, loudly) watched me sigh loudly and open my laptop.
HIM: Blogging?
ME: Sort of.
HIM: What do you mean, sort of?
ME: I have nothing to say. I have said it all. My mind is blank.
HIM: You could write about being a grandmother.
ME: Done it.
HIM: Marriage?
ME: A million times. Accordions, accordions, -
Blog postEver since my book Crossing the Street released May 9, books are all I can think about. The truth of the matter is, very few authors can make a living writing books. Millions of them are published daily on Amazon and other book sites. Due to self-publishing, it seems as if every John Q. Public who thinks “I have a book in me” is doing something about it.
I have no illusions about the New York Times bestseller list. It is a fact, however, that once in a while, an author who doesn’ -
Blog postShe packed your lunches, changed your sheets, pretended to be the tooth fairy, and made sure you had clean underwear. She stood on the sidelines at all those games. Trucked you around to gymnastics meets, swim team, and tennis lessons. She found all that drek under your bed. Once in a while, you saw her kiss Dad, but my God, they never did it. Just those two times for you and your brother. Jeez.
She is the one you call for advice. She never wavers in her support. You think s -
Blog postIt’s here. The release of my second novel, officially out on May 9. Of course, the paperback has been shipping for about two weeks, but the eBook won’t release until the 9th. I cannot believe that this is book three for me.
I didn’t even imagine when I started blogging over a decade ago that this would happen. There are many people to thank. They know who they are! I am starting on another novel, but as it takes me about two years to finish one, this is it for a while.
On anot -
Blog postRemember last week, when I lost the will to get the screened porch ready? Well, today, it is done!
It is a two-person job. The accordionist (for those of you who don’t know me that well, he’s my husband) and I worked together. Here is what it takes to achieve a Martha-Stewart quality porch for your cats to use more than you do:
Vacuum the floor. It is covered with dirt and dust. Your back hurts already. Lug two brooms, Spic and Span, and a huge bucket upstairs. Look around for the -
Blog postI had a big plan today: I was going to throw on some work clothes and open the doors to the screened porch wide. Then I was going to race downstairs, get buckets, the mop, the broom, and wash it all up out there.
After that, I planned to first, arrange the rug; and second, drag around the porch furniture until everything looked just like Martha Stewart’s screened porch. I would happily sort through my accessories, deciding whether to put out the little frog or the fake jade plan -
Blog postThere is one magical bun. He is very soft and gentle, but he hops terrifically fast. The expression “hops like a bunny” is about him. He is the bun who brings all the Easter eggs and hides them around your backyard. On cold days, he hides them in your house. Some of the eggs are the ones you colored two nights ago with your mom while your dad checked his emails. The other ones are plastic and have jelly beans inside. You hate the licorice ones!
You might wonder why the bun brings eggs
Books by Molly D Campbell
Showing 3 Results Books : Advanced Search
- All Formats
- Kindle Edition
- Paperback
See search results for author "Molly D Campbell" in Books
|
|