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 I had scribbled down an idea for this weeks blog.  All I remember about it is that I had used the edge of a piece of paper that had other stuff on it. Of course, when I sat down to write this blog, I couldn't find the note. It happens a lot. A perfect line for the book I'm working on will show up in my mind and I will grab whatever is handy to write it on. And then when ...


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You might not have known I was gone since I’d scheduled last week’s post, but I was on a trip to Indiana to be with my grandsons, son and d-i-l for Halloween. Fun, of course!

Then my husband and I headed to NYC as the next part of this almost annual trip. We went there for the annual Baron Investment Conference—especial...


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 It was a beautiful morning-chilly but with the promise of a sunny warm afternoon.  I was looking forward to working on Crochet and Crumpet book 3 now being called FALLING LEAVES, TEA YARN AND MURDER or maybe just TEA YARN AND MURDER. I just had to do a Zoom meeting first.

I have met with this person before with no problem with the logistics and was expecting it to be...


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 Yikes, the penultimate month of the year has begun.

Not much different for me than things have been going, including promoting K-9 Evidence and working on the third book in my K-9 Crime Solvers series.

I’m still researching, and plotting, some other ideas I’ve h...


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 I wrote about doing research for the third Crochet and Crumpet mystery by playing mini golf.  I took even further this past weekend by actually going to the Indiana town that is the model for the one in the book. Since the book takes place right about now, seeing the how the trees looked with their bright colored leaves refreshed my memory and reminded me why fall was my fa...


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