Counting our Covid-blessings. #Bookreview THE VISITOR by @TerryTyler4 #Post-Apocalyptic #humor #Christmas
Life of the party? Not… Pandemic-imposed isolation is hard for most of us. For others it’s a nightmare. But for …
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Dear POTUS: Nope, nope, nope. [Can an American even get British humo(u)r?] #humor #politics
Dear POTUS: Before you risk another disastrous visit to the UK, I think there are a few things you should …
Merry 12 Days of Christmahannukwanzadan Solstice! Day 12: The Party PLUS #RBRT #BookReview BLUE LAKE CHRISTMAS MYSTERY by @CynthiaHarriso1 #CozyMystery #humor
Life of the party? Not… Most writers are not-so-closeted introverts. We allow our characters to have a rich social life, …
A #Mother’sDay (Cautionary) Fairy Tale #Humor PLUS contest~FREE autographed paperbacks!
CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY WITH A FREE AUTOGRAPHED COPY of Life Begins When The Kids Leave Home And The Dog Dies. Winners …
The most important meal… #SundayBlogShare #humor
[A breakfast repost while I’m moving houses] Moving to a new country where you don’t speak the language is hard, …
REBLOG:8 Tongue-in-Cheek Tips for Scoring Good Reviews via @KassandraLamb #TuesdayBookBlog
I’m so excited! Not only did Kass Lamb and her colleagues at Misterio Press invite me over today to talk …
#AprilFools! Some Assembly Required
Famous Last Words “Do you have a knife I can use to pry my toast out of this toaster?” …
An American learns to eat in England
After moving to the UK, I discovered that I didn’t know how to eat in English—in public, anyway. My first …
You call them holiday letters…I call them revenge.
[NOTE: another repeat post from a few years ago. Because some of us haven’t finished our Christmas shopping. From last …
Guest Blog: Kassandra Lamb has suitcase, will travel
Why do we pay good money for the privilege of stuffing our most necessary belongings into two suitcases (one of them a way-too-small carry-on), partially disrobing in security lines, sitting in sardine cans called airplanes for hours, pushing through crowded airports to reclaim said suitcases, and then living in a sight-unseen, much smaller living space than the one we left behind (for which we are already paying a hefty mortgage)?
Barb Taub 