It’s been a while since I posted anything for Saturday Snapshot, hosted at West Metro Mommy Reads, but I thought that crowd would like to know what I learned at a photography workshop last weekend. I put the bulk of my thoughts … Continue reading →
For Sunday Salon this week, I’m participating in a blog hop hosted by Wordsmith Studio. It’s been three years since I joined with this wonderful group of writers during the April Platform Challenge in 2012. The group is celebrating with … Continue reading →
I don’t normally do a month-in-review post, but I wanted to participate in the first Month in Review meme at The Book Date. So, I’ll cobble together something. I’ll do better next month! Books Read in March Reluctantly Charmed by … Continue reading →
Good morning! Time: // 8:37 am. The scene: // Sunny and but not as warm as it looks. We may get rain later. The weather forecaster promises a spring-like week ahead after a rather dreary return to winter last week — … Continue reading →
Trish at Love, Laughter, and Insanity is hosting a fun event today — she asked book bloggers to record a day’s activities and share them. I chose Tuesday — which wasn’t really a typical day because it was Bloggiesta, but … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Making Memes Mini-Challenge of Bloggiesta Spring 2015! If this is the first you’re hearing of Bloggiesta, learn about this fun event for spiffing up your blog at the Sign Up post. If you’re here to participate in the Making … Continue reading →
Earlier this week, I reviewed Chicken Soup & Homicide by Janel Gradowski on Monday — its book birthday. Today, the author stopped by for a Weekend Cooking interview. This is our second interview. The first one was after publication of her … Continue reading →
Book: Chicken Soup & Homicide by Janel Gradowski Genre: Mystery Publisher: Gemma Halliday Publishing Publication date: 2015 Source: e-ARC provided by author Summary: Chicken Soup & Homicide is the second book in the series that began with Pies & Peril. Our heroine, competitive … Continue reading →
Since I’m re-losing weight after a rather disastrous 2014, I thought I’d go back to some of the books that helped me the first time around. Employing a new tool makes a rehash more fun, so here’s my first ever … Continue reading →
Our Diversity Book Club is reading Autobiography of a People, edited by Herb Boyd, this month, an excellent choice for Black History Month as evident by the subtitle “Three centuries of African American history told by those who lived it.” … Continue reading →