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Author Interview with Peggy Chambers
Originally posted on Book 'Em Book Club:
Today we welcome Peggy Chambers. Book ‘Em: Tell us about you and your life outside of writing. Peggy Chambers: I am a retired office worker and now and have lots of time to…
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2017 Something New: Non-Fiction Author Caroline Giammanco
Today I am hosting Caroline Giammanco, non-fiction author, and teacher, on my blog. Caroline hails from Missouri where she is a classroom English teacher at the local high school. Tell us about the titles you are promoting and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank Notes, Caroline Giammanco, Guilty Hearts, non-fction, non-fiction, prison
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2017 Something New: Author Peggy Jaeger!
My guest blogger today is the uber-talented author, Peggy Jaeger. We’ve agreed there aren’t enough Peggy’s in literature and it was a good way for us to begin talking. Both of us writing for The Wild Rose Press, … Continue reading
2017 Something New: Making Moonshine
My husband came down with a cold at Thanksgiving after a week of sitting in a deer stand. The cold weather made his body vulnerable to the rhinovirus that causes the common cold. When you have a cold … Continue reading
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2017 Something New: Books for Christmas
Books make great Christmas presents. I know because I read them, and others do to. I grew up happy in the library. My sisters and I would walk the few blocks to the old Carnegie library in Enid … Continue reading
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Tagged books for Christmas, Carnegie Library, children, gifts, reading to children, shopping
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2017 Something New: Foodfic
Check out the website of Shelley Workinger’s Foodfic blog! But what are they eating? We discuss food after the apocalypse. https://bookfare.blogspot.com/2017/11/foodfic-please-welcome-peggy-chambers.html
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2017 Something New: Out with the Old!
I’m not getting any younger. I don’t know who is, but it is becoming obvious that life is getting shorter and not longer. No, I’m not sick, but my house is cluttered with things I don’t use and … Continue reading
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Tagged clearing, clutter, scavenger hunt, thrift store, trash, treasure
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An #interview with author Peggy Chambers
Originally posted on Peggy Jaeger, Author:
I’ve recently met a new author to me and thought I’d introduce her to all of you as well. Say hello to writer Peggy Chambers. Peggy’s got a new release out and she “stopped…
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2017 Something New: It’s Autumn Again!
Fall is upon us. The temperatures fell this week and my basil and cannas are worse for wear. I made pesto at the last minute to save as much basil as possible and I have faith the cannas … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, banana bread, garage sales, gardening, indoors, Return to Glome's Valley, soup
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2017 Something New: Something Old
I viewed the original manuscript typed by Dr. Angie Debo for And Still the Waters Run at the OSU library this week. It was her most controversial book and almost not published because of the content. I spent … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr. Angie DeBo, Edmon Low Library, history of Oklahoma, One Book One Community, OSU
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