Congratulations to Jennifer Wilson McCracken, winner of our January 2018 Free Book!
Jennifer tells us that her favorite type of music is classic rock. I hope you also will enjoy a bit of Mozart!
Jennifer, please message me your address and I’ll send your book ASAP!
Happy Reading!
Sue
Last fall my husband dug up a bit of what he calls “gumbo” and what area potters call “Pickford clay.” I ran a few Facebook posts about it as I tempered it with sand and molded it into a sort-of cup. My attempts are far from being good work, but the process helped me understand…
Wild Word Friday! If you hear someone say, “What’s the SCUTTLEBUTT?” you know that s/he is referring to the latest gossip. But where on earth did we get a word like SCUTTLEBUTT? Well, at first let’s do a little historical research. SCUTTLE comes to the English language from the Old French word escoutille, which means…
Galatians, Chapter 2, Verse 20b: I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in Me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. King James Version (Photograph from Wikipedia.)
How better to celebrate spring than with a new book! And with spring in mind here’s how you qualify for the drawing March 21, 2010. If you shoveled snow, drove in snow or slogged through snow this winter, you’re qualified. Just let post and let us know if you prefer life with or without snow!…
This year for Christmas my daughter-in-law and son gave me a copy of THE PEARL THAT BROKE ITS SHELL by Nadia Hashimi. My daughter-in-law had read the novel in her reading group and fell in love with it. Set in Afghanistan, THE PEARL THAT BROKE ITS SHELL portrays the difficult life of women and girls…
Congratulations to Lynn Hauptmann and Deb Van Effen our November book winners! Lynn, your name was read off first, so you have your choice of A PRAIRIE CHRISTMAS COLLECTION or SNOW DAY by Billy Coffey. Let me know which book you prefer. I’ll send it your way, and Deb will receive the other book. Congrats! …
Get every new post delivered to your Inbox
Join other followers
She’d mentioned that in her message to me, John, after she won the book. Fascinating!!
Given her brother rose to fame playing Mozart’s music, I rather think she does.