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Tag Archives: Christmas
Christmas with a Difference
Like many people this year I am tired. I don’t feel like doing new things. I just want to stay quiet, take a breather and sparsely spread my activities among the days so that I have at least one thing … Continue reading
Posted in Australia 2020
Tagged Authonomy, Breath of Africa, Bridge, Christmas, covid, dressage, Perth, Saffer Worldwide, Swan River, Tennis, West Australia
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A Happy Christmas!
What a year it’s been! I’ve been trying to settle into a new life on my own. Thought it would be easy, as I’m a loner by nature, but I was in for a shock.In an effort to take my … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Airbnb, Carcassonne, Christmas, Diani Beach, dressage, Kenya, Maanzoni, Nairobi Game Park
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Slow Burners and Book Reviews
It is now November, so I trust you’ll forgive me for talking about Christmas – which reminds me: my good publishers’ SALE is in full swing, and if you’re quick, you’ll catch my two remaining books for £ / $ … Continue reading
Posted in Breath of Africa, Going It Alone, Grass Shoots
Tagged Best Seller, Christmas, cosy crime, Historical fiction, romance, Sale
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The Joy of Giving
Christmas is coming – do I hear your inner groans ….? I’m sure most people have experienced the joy of giving, especially to someone who really needs and appreciates your gift. But in this hemisphere, when the days draw in, some … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Breath of Africa, I Lift Up My Eyes
Tagged Africa, Best Seller, Black Friday, Breath of Africa, Christmas, Doris Lessing, faith, I Lift Up My Eyes, Kenya, Micro-financing, Nicholas Monserrat, Nobel Laureate, Psychological thriller, Superstition
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A Christmas Ghost Story
Welcome back to my blog, Shani Struthers – who has a wonderful way with words. I have enjoyed every one of her books, whatever the subject. The spirit world, like our own troubled earth, need not be totally frightening, and … Continue reading
Posted in Authors
Tagged Christmas, Eve, ghost story, haunted, millenium, psychic, Shani Struthers
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Like Literary Russian Dolls
It gives me great pleasure to welcome fellow Crooked Cat author Mark Patton once again to my place. This is such an interesting piece which describes Christmas through the Ages covered by his latest book, Omphalos. I enjoyed it greatly, and you can find … Continue reading
Posted in Authors
Tagged Central Park, Christmas, Epiphony, German prisoners of war, Julian calendar, nativity, Rosh Hashanah, Russian dolls, the Magi, winter solstices
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Being Grateful, Being Thankful
There’s no need for me to say anything – Sarah Butland has said it all. May everybody enjoy a peaceful Christmas-tide. One Month ‘Til Christmas Stores are stocked with decorations and chocolates in the shape of reindeer and Santa heads, … Continue reading