MOBBING
Apparently it takes at least three crows to successfully mob a hawk. ///////////////////////////////////////////
Best-selling and Award-winning Author of Young Adult Thrillers
Apparently it takes at least three crows to successfully mob a hawk. ///////////////////////////////////////////
Although I’m going to mention Dylan Thomas, who enjoyed a pint for breakfast from what I understand, the ‘bottle’ mentioned in the title of this blog refers to the ‘body’ of the writer and of course is also a mild […]
The harder it snowses And the more it blowses The colder my noses And toeses Become ////////////////////////////////
Because it’s snowing again and I was all ready for spring and I’m feeling like putting my head under my pillow until I hear tree peepers peeping and robins trilling, and just can’t sum up the energy, I offer you […]
In my wallet is a lovely business card my cousin made up for me. It has an image from my first book and my phone number/ email address and my name. And the word ‘author’. I chose that word rather […]
K.I.M. Books is a great, non-profit, online bookseller. Definitely worth checking out! www.kimbooks.org 1. The Curious Misadventures of Feltus Ovalton is said to be a cross between Harry Potter and Lemony Snicket. How do you respond? Hmmm. Well I’m not […]
I keep a few books on my bedside table. The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, The Encyclopedia of Fairies, Georgette Heyer’s Regency World, and the Oxford Dictionary of Superstitions to name several. They’re thick books and great for dipping into at […]
The husband and I have been holed up watching a steady stream of dvds. We don’t have a TV so all those network and cable shows are new to us. And he is from California and will never get used […]
The winter landscape is stark. In November this is a good thing. It makes it easy to glimpse the silver plush of a squirrel or the soft beige of a deer against the black tree trunks and the white snow […]
I was an odd child. I think people my own age thought I was weird and I knew they were right. Teachers thought I was smart but a little socially inept, and parents assumed I was shy, quiet and studious. […]