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2023: The Year of the Crockpot

Posted on September 24, 2023 by peggylchambers

I’ve worn out another crockpot. The other day the final piece of the press-buttons on the outside of the pot peeled off leaving me no idea how long, or how hot, my food would cook. It was time to retire … Continue reading →

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2023: Ian’s Magic is Still Magic

Posted on September 17, 2023 by peggylchambers

My sister sent me this picture she found on the internet. It was perfect for my book and so I contacted the bookseller to tell them about Ian’s Magic. I’ll probably never hear from them, but it was fun. And … Continue reading →

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2023: Quraysh Ali Lansana

Posted on September 10, 2023 by peggylchambers

I attended a program at my local library today with Quraysh Ali Lansana Quraysh Ali Lansana – Wikipedia, poet and author of 20 books. He was born in my hometown of Enid, OK and graduated from Enid High School in … Continue reading →

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2023: Getting Old is a Privilege

Posted on September 3, 2023 by peggylchambers

Jimmy Buffett died this week. Someone said, he died perfectly on the last long weekend of the summer, Labor Day, so people could celebrate accordingly. I had a margarita at dinner last night. I loved his music, being a beach … Continue reading →

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2023: The End of Summer?

Posted on August 27, 2023 by peggylchambers

It’s almost the end of August—almost the end of summer—the beginning of the end. As a kid I could hardly wait until summer; lazy days of swimming pools and libraries, going to the lake and playing with friends. Now, I … Continue reading →

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2023: Metropolitan Library’s Lit Fest

Posted on August 20, 2023 by peggylchambers

Yesterday I attended the annual Metropolitan Library’s Lit Fest.  It is held in Oklahoma City at the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library. I had not been to this beautiful facility, and I had so much fun.  I traveled with a … Continue reading →

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2023: Free OWFI Writing Workshops

Posted on August 13, 2023 by peggylchambers

Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc. is offering 7 free writing workshops, one per month, throughout the year starting in September.  They are through Zoom and geared toward 9-12th grade but any age is welcome.  You will need to sign up for them at this … Continue reading →

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2023: Blooming Greed on Sale!

Posted on August 6, 2023 by peggylchambers

Amazon has put my murder mystery, Blooming Greed, on sale for $3.51 in Kindle or paperback version.  It is a great time to pick up a copy! Erim Shipley is a young lawyer with a nose for mystery.  In Blooming … Continue reading →

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2023: Cathy Thomas, Enid Writers Club Member

Posted on July 30, 2023 by peggylchambers

Last fall, I introduced you to the members in my writing club. Most of them agreed to an interview at that time. But Cathy Thomas is BUSY!!! She teaches band at a local school and finally with summer break she … Continue reading →

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2023: Rendezvous with a Writer – John Toles

Posted on July 23, 2023 by peggylchambers

This week I wanted to let you know about an upcoming podcast interview on Rendezvous With a Writer that will take place this Thursday evening.  I met Bobbi Jean and Jim Bell a few years ago when I was interviewed … Continue reading →

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