Bill for child production? #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1
Baby Needs New Shoes Stroller My daughter needs a stroller. Actually, it’s daughter 2.0 who needs it, the busily-gestating little …
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Okay, kid: that’s $278483.15 you owe me. I’ll take a check. Or maybe a grandchild…
On any given night, I may be awakened at 3:37AM by a small person climbing into our bed, putting little arms around my neck, and confiding, “I hafta throw up.”
#Bookreview: Please Release Me—when sleeping beauty won’t wake up
Why do we love fairy tales? Some say they embody universal tropes that pass along the traditions of social messaging. …
#Bookreview: 5* Love in Provence series—”everything happens somewhere”
Everything happens somewhere When I’m reviewing a book, I have a little rubric I follow. (Well, I always mean to …
Coffee with Barb and Patricia Sands: Setting as a main character
Coffee with Barb and Patricia Sands I’m so glad that I’m finally sitting down to (virtual) coffee with Patricia Sands, who …
#Frustration and The Most Magnificent Thing— #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1
If at first you don’t succeed, try again. Then quit; there’s no use being a damn fool about it. –WC Fields …
#Bookreview: Thicker Than Water by Georgia Rose— 5-star #Thriller
THRILLER: noun—A novel, play, or movie with an exciting plot, typically involving crime or espionage. —Oxford Dictionaries We all …
Coffee with Barb and Matt Abraham: waiting tables = dad training
Babies and customers are NEVER right, but you still have to give them what they want
Snails + Doctor Dolittle in the Moon—1929 #FridayFiveChallenge from @rosieamber1
Me: There’s a snail climbing the kitchen window. Visiting daughter: Mmmrg? [translation: I haven’t had any coffee yet. Can’t make …
#Bookreview: Homunculus and the Cat by Nathan Croft—#fantasy kitchen sink
One criticism often leveled against fantasy world builders (aka writers) is that they take this too far. If someone, somewhere thought up a god, mythological creature, or patently unscientific explanation, into the fantasy kitchen sink it goes.
Barb Taub 