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lizgauffreau.com
Thank you, Liz, for sharing your beautiful blog with me today! Don't miss the note at the end of today's blog post. It's my pleasure, Denise! The floor is yours. Last December, I wrote several Christmas stories using the holiday spirit and settings. In the story, Miracle in ER, Danielle is a struggling mother of... |
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newclassicrecipe.com
Hi there, My friend, Pam, who is a wonderful and amusing writer, shared with me this story about her dear mother, who she lost to Covid last year, and this family recipe for Blueberry Delight. I know you will enjoy her story. And if you get a chance read this post about her mother and... |
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johnwhowell.com
I am pleased to have Denise Finn as a guest today. She is a terrific writer and a lovely person. We go way back, and I'm happy she is launching a holiday collection. My copy arrived last week and I can't wait to get to it. So, without any further delay, here is Denise. Thank... |
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annikaperry.com
Shakespeare said it so well, didn't he? Or did he? "What's in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet." Even as a sixteen-year-old studying 'Romeo and Juliet' I had quibbles with this assertion. Although I understood the particular references for this play, I felt, and still... |
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