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Monthly Archives: January 2014
A Cacophony of Languages
ROUND THE WORLD WALKABOUT Part 4. San Francisco and Yosemite National Park. 1st September 2011 I love Chinatown and its vibrant crowded streets. Shops are brim-full with fascinating antiques, jade, jewelry and knicknacks. People spill over into the streets, causing … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahwahnee, cable cars, Chinatown, Golden Gate Bridge, Half Dome, Martina Hingis, mule train, San Francisco, Yosemite
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Music, Violence and Faerie Mayhem.
We Crooked Cat authors are a supportive and friendly crowd, and Maggie Secara, who sounds such fun, is one of those special people who goes the extra mile. I am honoured to have her as my guest today. Thanks so … Continue reading
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Tagged Crooked Cat, Dartmoor, faerie, mermaid, Renaissance, Roman Britain, shape-shifting
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A Refreshing Green Paradise
ROUND THE WORLD WALKABOUT Diary Excerpts. Part 3. Washington DC August 2011 I am warned to take special care while in the States. It is a dangerous place, especially Washington, and especially when you’re alone. I should watch my bag, … Continue reading
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Tagged condominium, FBI, grizzly bear, humming bird, Potomac River, The White House, Washington DC
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Alchemy
My goodness me – the price of conversion of methane into cheap fossil fuels – is … the abolition of the established religions. What will Ailsa Abraham think of next! I just can’t wait to get my hands on her new … Continue reading
Everything is Upside Down in Canada
ROUND THE WORLD WALKABOUT Part 2. Guelph and Toronto August 2001 Everything is upside down in Canada – traffic on the wrong side of the road, taps opening up and down, and lights switching on downwards instead of up. The … Continue reading
Posted in Travels
Tagged Australia, Canadian Open Tennis, Kenya, Mennonites, Niagara Falls, show-jumping, Toronto, Zimbabwe
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It Could Be You…!
What would I do if I won £33,000,000? I must start thinking…. I am delighted to introduce my next guest – Carol Maginn – a comparatively new member of the prolific Crooked Cat authors, whose comic novel, Ruin was launched last month. She … Continue reading
Round The World Walkabout
Friday Diary Excerpts. It was a misty dream of younger years which got me going. Way back on the dusty paths of Nakuru School, Kenya, I meandered down the broad grass avenue to the playing fields, in company with little … Continue reading
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Tagged Beachy Head, Eastbourne, Kenya, Lewes, Menengai, Nakuru, Polegate Windmill, Seven Sisters, Uckfield, Zimbabwe
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Friendship Cemetery – Comforting and Beautiful
Adele Elliott is the author of an enchanting tale, Friendship Cemetery. She and her husband have weathered a monumental upheaval in her life, thanks to hurricane Katrina, and they are learning to accept life in Mississippi. She also says she hates … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptists, Christianity, ghosts, Hurricane Katrina, paranormal, psychic
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The Business of Blogging
One of my many brand new experiences last year was the business of blogging, which has led me to visit some fascinating virtual homes. At first as a new guest, I was apprehensive, not knowing quite what to expect or … Continue reading
Posted in Authors
Tagged Africa, Ailsa Abraham, Authonomy, blogging, Cathie Dunn, Charlotte Comley, Kristin Gleeson, Lorraine Mace, Michaela Sacchi OBrien, Susan Finlay
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