Now Available
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Annie on The Bugs Are Coming The Bugs Are Coming
- Justin Huggler on The Bugs Are Coming The Bugs Are Coming
- Annie on The Bugs Are Coming The Bugs Are Coming
- Paige Kellerman on The Bugs Are Coming The Bugs Are Coming
- Annie on The Bugs Are Coming The Bugs Are Coming
Archives
Blogroll
Meta
Annie Acorn
Category Archives: travel
Where Do You Go
Chocolate Can Kill: An Emily Harris Myster (An Emily Harris Mystery) (Volume 1) by Annie Acorn Also available in print, at Amazon UK and Smashwords, and for SonyReader, Kobo, Diesel, Apple, and NOOK! When summer is almost over, and the … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Tagged A Tired Older Woman, author, beach, Berea, books, Boone Tavern Inn, chocolate, Kentucky, Life, personal journey, South, Southern, Tennessee, travel
4 Comments
Traveling Girl
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! Throughout much of my life, summer has meant two things – school was not … Continue reading
Posted in travel
Tagged aunts, author, child, chocolate, Father, grandmother, home, Mom, Summertime, travel
2 Comments
A Tired Older Woman Does PT
A Tired Older Woman: Loses Weight and Keeps It Off! by Annie Acorn. Well, I guess it comes to us all in the end – the dreaded PT – Physical Therapy. All of my life, I have felt a great … Continue reading
Posted in A Tired Older Woman, Angel, author, Christmas, D.C., Friends, Giveaway, health, helping hand, Personal Note, Thanksgiving, travel, writer
Tagged author, Bloodhound, chocolate, Christmas, crutches, D.C., Formula 1 racer, From Womens' Pens, helping hand, Kermit the Frog, make a difference, Muppets, Muzak, physical therapy, Seattle, Sumo wrestler
2 Comments
Thanksgiving Angels
One More Christmas Past (Annie Acorn’s Christmas) by Annie Acorn “Thanksgiving angels?” I can hear you all saying it, but believe me, they’re real. Unfortunately, though, I’m getting ahead of myself, because this story started way back in August… It … Continue reading
Posted in Angel, author, D.C., Friends, Giveaway, health, helping hand, journey, Thanksgiving, travel
Tagged author, BAWG, Birmingham, Bishop Hotel, Chicago, crutches, D.C., family, Food, From Womens' Pens, helping hand, Midway, personal journey, Pilgrims, Port Townsend, Puget Sound, Seattle, Southwest, Thanksgiving, Washington
Leave a comment
Three Signs of Fall
On the Road by Annie Acorn Also available for Nook. Okay, I admit it. Fall is my favorite time of the year. In my mind I always start it early with back to school, obviously a holdover from my childhood … Continue reading
Posted in author, Fall, Food, grandmothers, Home, journey, love, mysteries, over 50, travel, welcome
Tagged afghan, apple cider, author, child, chili, family, Food, grandmother, home, house, leaves, love, Maryland, personal journey, raisins, snowflakes
4 Comments
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
8 Comments
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
8 Comments
Road Trip Part I
On August 19, I will be flying to Birmingham, where I will address the BWWG during their annual summer retreat and meet with the southern contingent of From Women’s Pens re final touches to be put on our 2011 Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, D.C., journey, Summer, travel
Tagged 1000 Island Bridge, California, Canada, Christmas, D.C., Father, From Womens' Pens, Jamestown, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Mom, Monticello, Montreal, New York City, Niagara Falls, North Carolina, Ottowa, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Russian, Smithsonian, Southern, Statue of Liberty, Summertime, Tennessee, Washington, Washington Monument, Williamsburg
2 Comments
Father Learns To Swim
I was born in the Midwest and spent most of my childhood in East Tennessee, and yet, all of my life, I have been drawn to the sea. Perhaps, this is because one of my earliest travel memories is a … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Beach, faith, journey, travel
Tagged beach, child, family, Father, Heaven, Mom, sand dollar, sea, Southern, Summertime, Sunday School
4 Comments