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December 2011 Free Book!
Bysuehar
We have a great book for you this month – SECRETS OF THE HEART by Jillian Kent. From the cover: “Madeline Whittington emerges from English society’s prescribed period of mourning in late winter 1817. A string of heartbreaking losses has convinced her that she no longer belongs in a world of gossip and gowns –…
March 2025 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
We are sending out congratulations to Lori Doyle, our Free Book Winner this month!! Lori please message me your address to my FB page, and we will send you your copy of THE WOMEN! Happy Reading! Sue
GGOL, GGAAK
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! I thought we might have a short lesson in the Ahtna Athabascan language today. Athna is the language of the Ahtna ethnic group in the southwestern area of mainland Alaska. The original Native speakers lived in central Alaska. Today there are less than 100 Native speakers of the 4 dialects of the…
Home!
Bysuehar
We just returned from a vacation that we’ve been saving for and anticipating during the past two years. We cruised the South Caribbean, visited three new-to-us countries, indulged in gourmet dinners, saw some great musicals, made some wonderful new friends! And as great as it was to take that vacation, we’re discovering all over again that it’s…
BONE FIRE | Books | Dirt & Bones | Neolithic | News | Research | Sue Harrison Blog | Sue's Current Book
Dirt & Bones: Horses, redux
Bysuehar
Magazines have long served as one of my research resources. A favorite is “Archaeology,” a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. In the May/June 2018 edition, I found a very short but interesting article about early horses. To summarize, Recent DNA research leads researchers to believe that Przewalski’s horses are not the last wild…
Puppy Love/ Basenji!
Bysuehar
Personally, I’ve never met a Basenji, but they are a very ancient breed of dog that traces lineage all the way back to the days of the Pharaohs in Egypt. They can be a nippy little dog so aren’t recommended for families with children unless they’ve been “child exposed” from early puppy days. A Basenji…
December 2011 Free Book!
Bysuehar
We have a great book for you this month – SECRETS OF THE HEART by Jillian Kent. From the cover: “Madeline Whittington emerges from English society’s prescribed period of mourning in late winter 1817. A string of heartbreaking losses has convinced her that she no longer belongs in a world of gossip and gowns –…
March 2025 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
We are sending out congratulations to Lori Doyle, our Free Book Winner this month!! Lori please message me your address to my FB page, and we will send you your copy of THE WOMEN! Happy Reading! Sue
GGOL, GGAAK
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! I thought we might have a short lesson in the Ahtna Athabascan language today. Athna is the language of the Ahtna ethnic group in the southwestern area of mainland Alaska. The original Native speakers lived in central Alaska. Today there are less than 100 Native speakers of the 4 dialects of the…
Home!
Bysuehar
We just returned from a vacation that we’ve been saving for and anticipating during the past two years. We cruised the South Caribbean, visited three new-to-us countries, indulged in gourmet dinners, saw some great musicals, made some wonderful new friends! And as great as it was to take that vacation, we’re discovering all over again that it’s…
BONE FIRE | Books | Dirt & Bones | Neolithic | News | Research | Sue Harrison Blog | Sue's Current Book
Dirt & Bones: Horses, redux
Bysuehar
Magazines have long served as one of my research resources. A favorite is “Archaeology,” a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. In the May/June 2018 edition, I found a very short but interesting article about early horses. To summarize, Recent DNA research leads researchers to believe that Przewalski’s horses are not the last wild…
Puppy Love/ Basenji!
Bysuehar
Personally, I’ve never met a Basenji, but they are a very ancient breed of dog that traces lineage all the way back to the days of the Pharaohs in Egypt. They can be a nippy little dog so aren’t recommended for families with children unless they’ve been “child exposed” from early puppy days. A Basenji…
December 2011 Free Book!
Bysuehar
We have a great book for you this month – SECRETS OF THE HEART by Jillian Kent. From the cover: “Madeline Whittington emerges from English society’s prescribed period of mourning in late winter 1817. A string of heartbreaking losses has convinced her that she no longer belongs in a world of gossip and gowns –…
March 2025 Free Book Winner!
Bysuehar
We are sending out congratulations to Lori Doyle, our Free Book Winner this month!! Lori please message me your address to my FB page, and we will send you your copy of THE WOMEN! Happy Reading! Sue
GGOL, GGAAK
Bysuehar
Wild Word Friday! I thought we might have a short lesson in the Ahtna Athabascan language today. Athna is the language of the Ahtna ethnic group in the southwestern area of mainland Alaska. The original Native speakers lived in central Alaska. Today there are less than 100 Native speakers of the 4 dialects of the…
Home!
Bysuehar
We just returned from a vacation that we’ve been saving for and anticipating during the past two years. We cruised the South Caribbean, visited three new-to-us countries, indulged in gourmet dinners, saw some great musicals, made some wonderful new friends! And as great as it was to take that vacation, we’re discovering all over again that it’s…
BONE FIRE | Books | Dirt & Bones | Neolithic | News | Research | Sue Harrison Blog | Sue's Current Book
Dirt & Bones: Horses, redux
Bysuehar
Magazines have long served as one of my research resources. A favorite is “Archaeology,” a publication of the Archaeological Institute of America. In the May/June 2018 edition, I found a very short but interesting article about early horses. To summarize, Recent DNA research leads researchers to believe that Przewalski’s horses are not the last wild…
Puppy Love/ Basenji!
Bysuehar
Personally, I’ve never met a Basenji, but they are a very ancient breed of dog that traces lineage all the way back to the days of the Pharaohs in Egypt. They can be a nippy little dog so aren’t recommended for families with children unless they’ve been “child exposed” from early puppy days. A Basenji…
Thank you, I*ll pass your compliments to him, Jackie!
wow… what a colors ! Very well captured by Neill