This past week was filled with many activities for our family, including some great time on the road with my husband as we continued to participate in the 2013 U.P. Author’s Tour. I will post about that in the future, but this post is dedicated to our Class Reunion (Pickford High School Class of 1968)….
For years our neighbors owned a Brittany. She was a beauty, friendly and sweet in temperament. This breed was originally developed in France and is considered a sporting dog, used to hunt birds, and they are also a wonderful family dog, good with kids and full of energy but gentle enough to be a house…
For those who love historical romance, this is the novel for you! The first novel of my friend Lori Benton, Burning Sky has already won recognition at the national level and multiple 5-star reviews! From the back cover, “Abducted by Mohawk Indians at fourteen and renamed Burning Sky, Willa Obenchain is driven to return to…
It’s been a busy week at the Harrison household, with lots of family members coming and going. So very much fun! We also celebrated my husband’s birthday, and I’ve been trying to prepare for two separate book tours, one a virtual tour online for my eBook publisher Open Road Integrated Media, and the other a…
As you might expect, the Welsh Corgi was developed in Wales where they were used as cattle drovers. They are a dog of high intelligence, very affectionate and loyal to their owners. The Corgi comes in two varieties: Cardigan and Pembroke. The Cardigan is a little larger and comes in a greater variety of colors…
Okay, I know that my whole week was not about Creme Brulee, and we had many other highlights as my husband and I took off for two days to participate in a U.P. Book Tour event at the Erickson Center for the Arts in Curtis, Michigan. But the Creme Brulee did get your attention, right?…
Congratulations to the winner of our July 2013 second free book, Brenda Backus!! Brenda tells us that she thinks she might enjoy living as the Amish do. She’s never needed a lot of “things.” That’s such a good philosophy of life, Brenda. I need to learn from you! Brenda, please email your address to sue@sueharrison.com,…
According to many experts, the Saluki is the oldest domesticated dog breed in the world. They were used as coursing hounds to hunt rabbits and small gazelles by the nobility of Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Persia. They are fast, agile, and have excellent eyes. The Saluki isn’t lap dog material, not just because they weigh in…
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