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CRANBERRY
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Wild Word Friday! When the first European settlers came to North America, one of the berries they discovered to be edible was the CRANBERRY. This marsh berry comes to us via the graces of a trailing evergreen that loves lots of water. When the British settlers came to North America, they named the CRANBERRY, fen…
September 2019 FREE BOOK!
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This month we will give away a copy of the COMPLETE GUIDE TO PRESCRIPTION AND NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS, a handy book for your reference library. href=”https://sueharrison.com/?attachment_id=6693″ rel=”attachment wp-att-6693″> The item to the left is a PILL MAP, which allows you to enter your current medications by name as well as include information about your doctor, pharmacy,…
May ’13 1st Book Winner!!
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Congratulations to Helen Leckemby who won M.K. Gilroy’s novel CUTS LIKE A KNIFE!! Helen, message me on FB or email me at sue@sueharrison.com with your address, and I’ll send the book to you ASAP.
March 2015 BOOK WINNER!
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Congratulations to Gail Storey who won our March Free Book, A BROKEN KIND OF BEAUTIFUL by Katie Ganshert. Gail, I’ll get the book in the mail to you ASAP! We’ll be giving away another book in May! Hooray! Happy Reading! Sue
UMAMI
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Wild Word Friday! Did you know that in addition to the commonly known tastes of sweet, sour, bitter and salty, human taste buds can distinguish one more taste? That taste was identified in 1908 by a professor at the Tokyo Imperial University, and he named it UMAMI. UMAMI, a Japanese word, means pleasant savory taste….
Thank you, Carol!. My husband is the photographer. I loved his photos so much that I asked if he would mind me using them for Monday No-Words-Just-Tranquility blog posts. (He said, “Sure, go ahead.”)
That’s a sky with personality! Beautiful shot, Sue.