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One Scoop or Two Series on Sandhill Island

Witches’ Cliff: Deerbourne Inn Series

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Second in the Sandhill Island series

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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Old Traditions
The Christmas wreath is a standard in our home. It hangs on the inside of the door. It is too thick to hang between the wooden door and the storm door without being crushed, so I hang it so the … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent wreath, Christmas blessings, Grinch, wreath on the door
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Local Art
I’ve known Robert Steele for over 20 years. He’s been an artist all his life. So, the question is, why have I waited so long to purchase his art? Robert is retired these days and has time to do … Continue reading
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Tagged Local artists, Odin, Robert Steele, Viet Nam, Vikings
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: A Sale!
If you spent your life believing your fiancé died in a storm and then found out your father had him killed, what would you do? If you thought the people of your small town didn’t know who your father … Continue reading
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Tagged beach read, Cyber Monday, sale, secrets, Secrets of Sandhill Island, suspense, The Wild Rose Press
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Family
Thanksgiving is next week and I’m sure you and your family have big plans. Mine has been sending email messages for a week deciding on a menu. The person who hosts the dinner takes care of meat and then … Continue reading
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Tagged family, grandmother, love, Snickerdoodles, Thanksgiving
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Dr. Strange
I spent the afternoon with a good friend at the theater. We saw Dr. Strange. It’s nice to find someone who shares my taste in movies. I loved the special effects and story behind the Marvel character. I’ve got … Continue reading
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Tagged catching up, Disney, Dr. Strange Movie, fantasy movies, Marvel Comics
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Hello Autumn!
It’s November! And it is still warm outside. I don’t know whether to gripe or be grateful for the weather. We need rain, but in Oklahoma, when the rains begin in the fall, winter is right behind. Last year … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, chili, deer season, flower beds, NaNoWriMo, rain, weather
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: The End of the World Would Suck – or Not
It’s Halloween! And in honor of my daughter’s favorite holiday we’re going to discuss The Apocalypse Sucks. It would of course, if it weren’t so much fun to write. I mean, if you can’t make fun of the apocalypse, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apocalypse, audio books, bat creatures, dark comedy, pulp fiction
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: And Marigolds!
This year I had a ton of homely little plants come up in the garden – left over seeds from last year. And I encouraged them. I fertilized and hand pulled weeds instead of using weed preventers that stop … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-inflammatory, antioxidents, butterflies, fall, growing season, Marigolds
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2016 Cultivating Gratitude: A Sequel
I’m enjoying working on the first draft of Return to Glome’s Valley. Maybe more than the first. I hope to have it ready by spring. I’ve enjoyed working on this story as I did the first. Some of the visitors to the … Continue reading
2016 Cultivating Gratitude: Celts and Vikings and Swords, Oh My!
I spent the weekend as a Viking once more. The Heavener Runestone Viking and Celtic Festival was held at the Heavener Runestone Park again this weekend. There were vendors and performers; I met people from everywhere and enjoyed the … Continue reading
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Tagged artists, Birds of Prey, Heavener Runestone Park, Sword play, Viking Fest
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