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Category Archives: nature
My hair person made me look like Rizzo from Grease so I had to bake an emergency pie.
Rizzo has always been my fave. We have lots in common. I won’t say what, exactly, but lots. Even though we are generations apart. Sandy I was not, but during my anorexic days I could have fit into those skin-tight black … Continue reading
Posted in book bloggers, book reviews, Books, Food, humor, Music, nature, popular culture, romance, Romance/Suspense, writing
Tagged berry pie, easy pie crust recipe, emergency pie, Grease, Rizzo
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Covers Covers Everywhere…
Ya know, I’m trying to find the right cover for Winnerland and so I’ve gone back and forth from a very evocative cover to a stark literary cover and back to the cover that initially drew me in. I’ve received … Continue reading
Jake’s World. The Poop and Pee Free Zone.
So Jake glanced at the sign, walked on by, and I assumed he was heading to the next yard. But he stopped suddenly, turned around, went right up to the sign, took a good look at it, sniffed it just to … Continue reading
Posted in book bloggers, book reviews, Books, Contemporary Romance, humor, nature, popular culture, romance, writing
Tagged dog behavior, my German shepherd Jake
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The Dog Ate My Emails and Other Fractured Fairy Tales.
Excerpts from The Daughter of Time, by Josephine Tey: (The author says it better than I ever could. The Daughter of Time, by Josephine Tey, is a brilliant and entertaining fictionalized version of the mystery of Richard the III and the … Continue reading
Busting nutrition misinformation-Sometimes you get a bad rep for no good reason.
The Potato is much more than the sum of its rumors. Potatoes are a wild food plant (as most food plants once were) indigenous to the Andes. The potato was domesticated between 7000 and 10,000 years ago and there are currently over 100 varieties … Continue reading