Marian Beaman’s A+ Review An English and creative writing professor at Hope College, Janzen takes her readers on a romp into new territory. With chapter headings like Lady Problems, The […]
Before I Change Link Defaults, I Need to Know! Some of you have joined my friend Maria Perez and me on our new Facebook group Networking Bloggers. I have learned so […]
Book Review Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant This award-winner is one of three to be nominated for a Pulitzer Award. A Functional Book about a Dysfunctional Family Memory is not […]
May Dreams Gardens #15 Australia If you miss Ballarat, you miss Australia. Forget Sydney. Sovereign Hill went down in history and stayed there. Like going to Colonial Williamsburg, VA in the […]
Writing a Top Book Review Takes Practice After five years of writing reviews, I’ve learned about what it takes to write a top book review. I get compliments, but my […]
How can something painful be an easy read? Is that even possible, an easy read memoir? Almost by definition, a remarkable memoir must have a conflict or opposition that makes […]
Wait! Don’t Jump Off a Cliff Over High Bounce Rates! Bloggers who understand bounce rates want small numbers. Stressing out may be premature! Sometimes I get discouraged blogging, I mope around […]
Use Email Lists to Promote Your Projects? That’s random, use email lists. Why? Kirsten Oliphant offered a free course in why and how to use them. I signed up. Here are […]
Cee’s Oddball Challenge Australian trip #12 Of course, you know what this is. It’s a didgeridoo. In case you have never seen one, this is probably not the first view […]
Pysanky Just Sounds Fun Pysanky panky! (piss sank key) Right? When I signed up to win a class to learn pysanky at the Woodlake High School Foundation Dinner, I had no […]
Glimpses Author Hugh Roberts Shares His Story Glimpses Author Hugh Roberts and my blogging friend, came in today to tell us about his life particularly about being an author. Hi […]
Two Great Applications: Compare Dropbox V Google Drive When I compare Dropbox V Google Drive, my opinions have changed over the years because Google Drive has expanded its products. Both technologies have enormous […]
WWII Front Lines Reimagined What if women served on the front lines during World War II? Girl soldiers — teenagers barely out of high school (and some not even) fighting […]
Cee’s Oddball Photo Challenge Australia #11 Happy Valentine’s Day everyone. Hope you have fun today! Leanne Cole and her friend Suzanne took Carol and me to Healesville Sanctuary to get […]
Welcome to my friend Sylvia at anotherday2paradise. Sylvia has been some of the most interesting places on the planet. She is from England but splits her life between Florida, South Africa, […]
Asian Intrigue in Action A friend loaned me a dab of historic education in the audio version of Asian Intrigue of The China Mirage by James Bradley. James Bradley, in his […]
My Book Editor Suggested Grammarly As a hobby blogger and beginning writer, I started using Grammarly (affiliate link) at the suggestion of my editor, Debbie Simorte. And here’s why. It does […]
I met Barb Taub through the Happy Meerkatreviews who gave permission to publish their review of Barb Taub’s book, Do Not Wash Hands in Plates, on my other blog, Always Write. After […]
Don’t Read This Book If… It was years ago but I remember sitting in the airplane with all the lights out but mine, trying not to laugh out loud. You […]
Antiques tell their own stories and vary from country to country. Some locations are famous for their antique shops. The sleepy town of Crows Nest only let us peek in the windows and make guesses.
Attention Hobby Bloggers! Usually, hobby bloggers solve blogging problems themselves on a daily basis depending on their skill level and on how complex the problems are. Hobby bloggers, don’t read this if […]
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