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Happy New Year!
On this last week of 2012, I send you prayers for a joyful, blessed and peaceful New Year! Love, Sue
A Peek Inside!
My publicist, Laura De Silva of Open Road Integrated Media, sent me some PR links and a great graphic yesterday. If anyone would like a sneak peek at the first few pages of MOTHER EARTH FATHER SKY as it would look on your Ebook reader, check this out! Mother Earth Father Sky: http://www.scribd.com/doc/142843044/Mother-Earth-Father-Sky-by-Sue-Harrison-Excerpt Blessings! Sue
HOST
Wild Word Friday! It’s unusual to find a word that in its noun form has two very opposite meanings, but HOST is one of those contrary words. In its most ancient form – ghosti, an Indo-European word – it meant stranger or guest. Right away you can see the dichotomy. A guest is someone we…
GARAGE
Wild Word Friday! I’m up to my eyeballs in getting everything ready for a GARAGE sale, so I decided to visit the ancient roots of the word GARAGE. I absolutely love to find that one of our wild words harkens back to Indo-European times, (That means about six thousand years ago!) and guess what? GARAGE…
A Glance Back – What List?
I received a message from a friend this week that surprised me beyond words. My first novel, MOTHER EARTH FATHER SKY, published way back in 1990 and then republished this year as an ebook, had made a national CNN list. Before I tell you what list, I should explain that although I wrote MEFS as…
Thank you, Trish. Neil’s photos are almost always sunset pictures, and yes, it’s taken right in front of our house, which is on a small lake. We live in a sparsely populated area of the US, the eastern tip of the Upper Peninsula of the state of Michigan. In a 100 mile by 100 mile by 100 mile triangle we have about 20,000 people, most of them in the city of Sault Ste. Marie. Our little town has 600 people and we live 12 miles from town.
Sue what a lovely way to start the week with beautiful colours of the sky? Is that early morning or night when Neil took the pic & is it near where you live? Just curious what is the population in your area.