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A Clue for Adrianna (Captain’s Point Stories) A romantic women’s fiction novel written by Annie Acorn & Juliette Hill writing as Charlotte Kent Also available in print and for Nook and Kobo! Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) a cozy mystery … Continue reading
The Boy On The Corner
Chocolate Can Kill (Emily Harris Mysteries) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Amazon UK and Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! These days, no self-respecting southern male would be caught dead on Friday or Saturday … Continue reading
Thanks Giving
Bloodhound (Niki Edgar Mysteries) by denise hays Also available on Nook! As I am wheelchairing myself across the country to Seattle, so that I can spend the holiday with my son and daughter-in-law, denise hays, one of my favorite authors, … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Food, grandmothers, Home, South, Thanksgiving
Tagged author, Bloodhound, Christmas, D.C., denise hays, family, Food, grandmother, home, Mom, South, Southern, thanks, Thanksgiving
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Colors Of My Life
One Last Gift (Annie Acorn Christmas Anthologies) From Women’s Pens Also available for Nook! I was born in the ‘40s, remember fondly the ‘50s, succeeded as a teenager in the ‘60s, and attended college in the ’70s. Well, you get … Continue reading
Posted in age, author, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, chapter, D.C., Death, Fall, journey, Life, love, Marriage, over 50, South, Summer, Susan G Comen Foundation
Tagged '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s, Alabama, Atlanta, Birmingham, Bloodhound, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, child, D.C., donation, Dothan, Emory, Father, Georgia, home, Life, love, millenium, Mississippi, Mom, Montgomery, personal journey, South, Southern, Susan G Comen
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A Tired Older Woman Solves Her Wine Problem
A Tired Older Woman: Loses Weight and Keeps It Off! Also available for Nook! It’s late Saturday afternoon, and I’m in a panic. Friends have invited twelve of us to a lo-cal dinner buffet tonight at their house, so I … Continue reading
Posted in books, Christmas, Food, grandmothers, South, weight loss
Tagged A Tired Older Woman, chocolate, Christmas, English, family, Father, Food, gourmet, grandmother, Knoxville, merlot, Mother, New Years Eve, San Francisco, South, Southern, Tennessee, Toscana, wine
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Death and Food and Southern Families
One Last Gift To Go (Annie Acorn’s Christmas) Also available for Nook! This past June marked the eighth anniversary of my move to Maryland from my home in the deep South – long enough to have adjusted to my new … Continue reading
Posted in Death, South, Summer, travel, writer
Tagged Alabama, BAWG, Birmingham, Bloodhound, denise hays, family, Food, From Womens' Pens, Maryland, New Orleans, South, Southern, spanish moss, Summertime
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The Ten Things That Went Wrong
As those of you who follow me regularly know, I spent last weekend in Birmingham, where I addressed the Birmingham Area Writers’ Group during their summer writers’ retreat and met with the southern contingent of From Women’s Pens. In addition, … Continue reading
Posted in D.C., journey, Personal Note, South, travel, writer, writing
Tagged Alabama, BAWG, Birmingham, D.C., family, Flight #641, From Womens' Pens, Raleigh/Durham, Roanoke, sister, son, South, Southwest Airlines
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The Help
As those of you know who follow me on Facebook and Twitter, I winged my way southward to Birmingham, Alabama this past weekend to address the BAWG at their summer writers’ retreat, where I also met with the southern contingent … Continue reading
Posted in books, Personal Note, South, writer, writing
Tagged Alabama, BAWG, Birmingham, From Womens' Pens, Hollywood, lessons learned, Midwest, New York Times, South, The Help, Under the Tuxcan Sun
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Summertime In DC
Summer time and the living is easy… Or so the song says. Frankly, here where I live in Maryland, just outside of D.C., the overriding qualities of summer are heat and humidity Perhaps that’s why time always seems to move … Continue reading
Posted in BFF, D.C., South, Summer
Tagged Alabama, bayou, BFF, D.C., Georgia, hair helmet, high heel, Hollywood phone, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, mosquito, Okefenokee, South, South Carolina, Southern, Summer, Summertime, Tennessee
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