
About the book, Trust Me Brooke Anderson never pictured herself as a divorcee at twenty-eight. But when she mentions getting a post-nup to her husband Garrett after one deliciously sex-filled year, he promptly serves her with divorce papers. Admittedly, she could’ve told him about how her father left her and her mother homeless when […]

About the book, Comfort Foods Series: Comfort Stories – but this is a Standalone Novel Categories: Contemporary / Second Chance Romance Publisher: Fish Tales Publishing Date of Publication: October 7, 2020 Number of Pages: 385 pages Scroll down for Giveaway From the award-winning author of Comfort Plans and Comfort Songs comes a story of two rising stars blitzed by […]

About the book, The Black-Marketer’s Daughter Category: Contemporary / Literary Fiction / Multicultural Publisher: Atmosphere Press Date of Publication: October 13, 2020 Number of Pages: 166 pages Zuleikha arrives in the US from Lahore, Pakistan, by marriage, having trained as a pianist without ever owning a real piano. Now she finally has one-a wedding present […]

About the book, River Sing Out Categories: Contemporary / Literary Fiction Rural Fiction / Crime Fiction / Coming-of-Age Publisher: Blackstone Publishing Date of Publication: June 8, 2021 Number of Pages: 315 pages “And through these ages untold, the river did act as the lifeblood of all those things alongside it. Jonah Hargrove is celebrating his […]

About the book, Christmas at the Marshmallow Cafe When downtrodden checkout assistant Bonnie Green receives a letter from a mysterious uncle, she can hardly believe her eyes. Gifted a hundred-year lease on a famous cafe situated in the middle of a mythical theme park, Bonnie sets off with her best friend Debbie on an […]
mmm nutmeg is totally essential to good egg nog too! :-) I’m a night person too. And when I don’t have specific things to do during the day its very easy for me to get all turned around.
Entering comment section without knowing if I am allowed to (is this only for Thursday Thirteen participants?) If so, please feel free to delete this comment.
If not, well….
I agree the scent of Noxzema is an instant memory trigger. I keep a tub around just for that purpose. Other favourites in your list that I would include in mine…nutmeg, novels, nesting, nifty, Northern Lights (have seen them – breath-taking) and yes napkins!
Now, where is the BD post? I will be back to check. Don’t make me leave multiple comments asking for it. I will! (wink)
In case I forget I want to wish you the very best on your Birthday! I almost forgot that you were a fellow Leo. Mine just past (August 14) I am now 38. It feels odd. 40 is just in my rear view mirror…YIKES! Anyway have a great one! I am glad that we have reconnected.
I totally agree with you on #7. Time for me to hit the sack… damn it!
Great list! Thanks for re-introducing me to Ogden Nash; I love his funny stuff!
My TT is about BED.
I could do with some cozy nesting right now. Alas, it’s not to be today.
Nesting, Night, Notebooks, and Novels – all wonderful items.
My TT is about mu Summer travels. And, if you like history, drop back occasionally during the week and answer my questions. You could win a prize. Prizes given away monthly until the end of the year (and some include downloads of my books).
Nesting, novels, noxema, napkins… I’m there with you. Noodling, too. I could spend my days doing that and at the end of the day… I’d have a novel.
Just the way my brain works.
Happy TT!
I forgot to wish you a happy birthday, too!
And, yes, you can guess the answers to the questions. They are part of my contest. The first one who answers the daily questions correctly, goes into a monthly drawing for a prize. So, please – yes, answer!!
Happy Birthday!
Noodling ewwww
NJ Yum – they are the Garden State:)
My husband and I don’t really celebrate birthdays, having found—to paraphrase Dorothy Parker– that when you’ve collected enough of them, the novelty wears off.
…but I love you for having pink hair at 37. Last year, when coloring my hair (and I am well over 37) I asked the stylist to make it “bright red” meaning, of course, one of the bright reds that hair naturally can be. She took me literally and dyed it “crayon red.” I was on my way to a wedding in Key West and couldn’t get the dye out—a strange experience; total strangers would stare at me incredulously and many of the wedding attendees (past students of mine) expressed astonishment. One told me it was “subversive,” which I liked….but in the end I didn’t dare keep it that color at my stage of life.
My husband was unenthusiastic. “You look like a pillar box,” he said. (those are the red English post boxes…)
WHO wouldn’t think to put napkins out???
I’m buying Noxema on my way home ;-)
I’m a night person, too. And Noxzema is a complete memory trigger. I haven’t used it in years, but if I smell it, it takes me back to my youth. (Which wasn’t really all that long ago.) Happy TT!
I can’t say I’ve ever though of New Jersey being a place where yummy produce is from, so your list has taught me something new!
Another great thing that starts with N… me!
Happy Belated TT :)
Hi MissMeliss! Happy Birthday. You are about 10 years younger than me – yay! (For you, not me.) I hope you’re having a fab day! Michele sent me.
OK, I have a mini-musical posted on my blog. I think it’s funny. My son wrote it and sings on it and my daughter does too. I’d love you to take a listen and I’d love lots of others to listen too! (But that’s OK if that’s too much.)
Have a wonderful Day!!!!!!