These are my babies who stop in to visit from time to time. I took these last winter. Post photos of your wildlife visitors. I look forward to seeing them.
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Wife Appreciation Day
Collect Rocks Day
My family thinks I’m nuts because I bring a rock home from everywhere I go. Check this one out. Show me yours.
The mother lode
Featured: my mystery The Bloodline Trail
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My dear friend and famous author Vicki Batman featured my purse and my recently launched mystery The Bloodline Trail. Meet Dr. Clay Barnes and learn about his shady family’s history and his love affair with the half-Choctaw Deputy, Jaiden Coldwater.
Thanks, Vicki. You’re the greatest.
Positive Thinking Day
It’s the only kind I can tolerate. Have a blessed day.
Happy World Art Day
My grandchildren’s contributions.
Horseshoes & Roses – my mystery novel featured at The Books Machine!
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911 – Where were you? What did you feel?
My heart goes out to those who lost someone that fateful 9/11, and to the first responders who have suffered as a consequence and still are today. Someone asked where you were that day. I was glued to my TV set in the conference room at work crying with co-workers and trying to comfort my daughter who was away at college, because she was terrified I was in danger in the city. We were afraid, angry and wanted revenge.
I was very afraid–terrified for friends and co-workers whose offices were in the towers and nearby–for my son who was the perfect age to be drafted should we go into an all-out war and drafting returned, and afraid for every person who must force themselves to get on an airplane thereafter knowing life must go on. I was fortunate my company put a hold on air travel for almost a year. We held many more visual conferences, vs. in person. At a point I needed to board a plane and travel, of all place, to New York City. My mother cried that day. She never cried for me before. I understood her fear.
The thing that is so terrifying was the executioners lived freely among us, learning skills they needed in order to execute such a disaster. We being the generous country we are, welcomed them and taught them how to destroy us. They lived among us for years with hatred in their hearts and their only goal to end our way of life. We were oblivious to it. That is the most terrifying thing to me.
Swap Ideas Day
What tips can you offer the rest of us? I’m dying to hear.
International Literacy Day
Yeah! Read a book. I’d be honored if you read one of mine. Here’s the latest–God Father’s Day. Get it here: http://amazon.com/author/lyndarees
Successful, attorney, Justin is on the fast track to manage Yancy’s dad’s empire. Justin rushes to his critically ill father’s bedside to make the most of what time they have left together. Nurse Becky avoids men. Vulnerable at his lowest point, Justin’s broken spirit penetrates armor opening nurse Becky’s fragile heart. Her strength carries him through his ordeal. Neither of them believes in love; and Becky can’t compete with his wealthy, sexy fiancé.
His dad reveals he’s not the man Justin thought. A murderer seeks his next victim at their sleepy, lakeside resort. Confrontation is eminent. What matters most when you’re losing it all?
Jason – lawyer
