Everyone who knows me on any level knows how much I love music. But, even more than the melody, the WORDS draw me in. So, I thought it would be fun to list some of my favorite lines from songs that give me chills or make me turn up the radio. There are hundreds of […]
Crackerjack lines! Read More »
There is truly nothing more beautiful than the Texas Hill Country in Spring. The bluebonnets come early in March and by the end of the month, literally fields of purple are found everywhere.
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Something similar to this circulated on Facebook not long back and I thought it would be fun to customize it a little for authors and bloggers. Let your readers find out something they might not know about you and in return you may learn something about your readers that you didn’t know. So, have fun
I have always had a fascination with outlaws. Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker top my list. So, when John Fioravanti posted on his blog today that March 24th was Clyde’s birthday, I decided to tell some little known facts about him. Clyde’s middle name was Chestnut. (I’d love to know where that came from) He
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Lizzie Chantree’s post today goes hand-in-hand with my post from yesterday. Enjoy!!
Keywords in reviews. Read More »
It’s that time of year when book awards are announced and I am thrilled beyond words that TWO of my books have received FIRST PLACE awards from the TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF AUTHORS! ‘TIL DEATH DO US PART received a First Place Award in the Biography Fiction Category.
My late husband used the phrase “Out of West Hell” when someone was beyond great at something. While I never knew where West Hell was, it obviously produced the best of the best. Most of you know I attend a lot of live music events and once in a while, there is a musician that
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I was born with a bit of Gypsy blood in me. I love to travel. I not only enjoy seeing our beautiful planet, but the history that carved this land fascinates me. I left home on Friday (yes, only three days ago) to travel to Atlanta to attend the huge Romantic Times Convention. Along the
