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GOBBLE!
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Wild Word Friday! To consider the origin of the word GOBBLE, we need to go back to the Celts, who gave us the word gober, meaning to gulp down or swallow. From gober we get gobbet, a morsel of food, particularly meat, and we also find the related word, gob, in various Gaelic dialects, which…
May 2016 Free Book Winner!!
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Congratulations to Jennifer Everts who won our May 2016 FREE BOOK! Hooray! Jennifer, if you will message me your address, I’ll be sending HIDDEN IN MIST your way soon. Happy Reading! Sue
Puppy Love/ Boston Terrier!
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As a child, my mother always had a Boston Terrier. When I was little, one of her dogs was still living, and every visit to her father – my “Granddaddy” – was also a visit with Rowdy, a rather large and grumpy brindle-and-white Boston Terrier. Rowdy loved to watch television and was particularly engrossed by…
March 2014 #1 Give-Away Book!
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A couple of years ago, I “met” a writer named Janie Chang through the Internet, and our mutual interest in books and reading sparked a friendship. Janie’s blog features stories about her Chinese ancestors, (http://www.janiechang.com/the_family_stories) and I knew after I read the first story that I couldn’t wait until she published her first novel, THREE…
Small Joys – Whimsy
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I spend a great deal of time being a serious person. When I do research, when I write, when I speak, I’m fairly serious. Maybe that’s why I love to put a bit of whimsy into my life in various ways, especially in my garden. Our friend Paul made this whimsical woodpecker for us. Isn’t…
Sue what a beautiful peaceful setting! Just what I need at the moment we are having another heatwave over here? Did Neil take that pic from your Patio?
Thank you, Carol and Lynn!
Very calm and cool-looking, Sue. A gorgeous photo, as always.
A beautiful winter sky for a beautiful winter morning