Seven Angels, Four Kids, One Family
Sometimes sarcasm is the only sane response
*¨*•♫♪¸¸.•*¨* Celebrate with me!! *¨*•♫♪¸¸.•*¨* Well, first let me back up a bit. Today is a book birthday for a book, but it’s also the would-be 17th birthday of my daughter, Emily Rose. For anyone who hasn’t been around the…
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This originally appeared on the MuseItUp blog, but they took it down, so it’s going up here instead. Enjoy! A Rock for Christmas by Jane Lebak A check of the core showed the fusion reaction under tight control….
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Betta fish are a gateway drug. They don’t warn you, but it’s true. “Oh, just get this fish. He’s only six bucks, and he can live in this softball-sized jar.” Then you learn: they’re not supposed to live in a…
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Honest And For True got featured on AskDavid, so if you don’t mind, please go check it out, tell them what you think of the book, and maybe tweet it (you can hashtag it #FridayReads if you want it to…
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Long after bedtime, Kiddo4 appeared at my elbow. “Orion is drinking from the fish tank.” Apparently it’s okay for the cat to drink the fish’s water, but it’s hard to convince the boys of that. They now have a betta…
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We went out for Mother’s Day on Saturday, with Kiddo3 and Kiddo4 grumbling because they hate the desserts at the restaurant I picked. Not a problem. This is the kind of restaurant where they load your plate with a shovel, so…
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Bucky appears, dressed in white and holding a lily. “For behold,” he intones, “I bring you tidings of hot coffee, for unto you this morning in the kitchen is brewed Green Mountain Coffee Roasters cinnamon hazelnut.” I can only stare…
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Another 500 words from Honest And For True. You know you want this book. Friday night I spend exactly as a woman of my stature should: on her knees in front of her mother’s toilet. And I have my niece…
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SCHISM (Illirin Book One) By Laura Maisano Art therapy hasn’t done squat for Gabe Jones. A thousand sketches of his fiancée can’t bring his memory, or her, back to him. Nothing on Earth can. His past lies in another dimension,…
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After a conversation yesterday with my friend Judy, I realized that Judy and I are both using exactly the same fact to argue for opposite things. She said I can do a 5K; I said I can’t. Today, when I…
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