There are no strangers in #Glasgow
Not saying it’s been cold here, but the brass monkeys have been begging for welders…
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Top Ten Things My Father Taught Me– #FathersDay revisited
If you rang our doorbell at dinner time and you were a cousin, knew a cousin, or correctly guessed the partial name of a cousin, you were brought in, another plate was jammed into the dozen already set up, and you got the first serving of pot roast.
Your Argument is Invalid #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1 #FathersDay #humor
Father’s Day is coming, but you probably already have his present wrapped and ready, right? Me either… I’m not saying …
You won’t believe what I never even noticed…
I’m from Seattle. Where coffee is a sacrament.
#RBRT #bookreview for #YA #GhostStory WILL O’ THE WISP by C. S. Boyack
Blurb: There is something evil up Bergamot Holler, and it’s been targeting the Hall family for generations. Patty Hall is …
Not the way I planned it. Best holiday ever?
One of the things that we had to learn when we moved to the UK was the British-Wave. Americans know the proper way to drive is to get there ahead of everyone else at all costs. If you let them cut in front of you, they will own your manhood and, probably, your car and wife as well. So you expect Americans driving in the UK to not only back-the-f-up when facing another driver, but actually smile and wave? That’s like expecting the Queen to put on a bikini and serve ice-cream to paparazzi. It’s both physically possible and virtually inconceivable.
PAFF or BUY? Voyage Performed by Captain Cook #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1 #travelogue
Rosie Amber’s Friday Five challenge is to take ONLY FIVE MINUTES to browse an unfamiliar category and select a book …
Review of #YA #steampunk AUTOMATON, plus interview and bonus Chapter 1
A clockwork heart can’t replace the real thing.” ― Dru Pagliassotti, Clockwork Heart As a genre, I love steampunk’s science …
Review for 5-star #western MOLLY LEE by Andrew Joyce
We all know about the Wild West. Men wore cowboy hats—white stetsons for good guys, black for bad ones. Everyone was armed with a six-shooter, and cowboys were old white dudes with names like “Tex” who’d grown up on the open range. Women came in two kickass models: good (frontier wives/ preachers’ daughters) and bad (dance-hall girls/Soiled Doves such as Big Nose Kate, Doc Holliday’s common law wife).
Five days photo challenge 1 – A writer’s sonnet – To Coffee
For love of the bean… Sue nails it!
Barb Taub 