Click the image for more information. Today is ideal to share a story about my 'mutt', my Heinz 5, mongrel dog. His name was Ricky and my Mum and Dad let me choose him from a pet shop window. It was my seventh birthday, and he was to be my gift. Ricky was the brightest… Continue reading National Mutt Day – July 31st
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National Paperback Book Day – July 30th
For more information on this day, click here. I've recently returned to reading paperbacks and I really enjoy having the feel of a real book in my hand. Except, at the time of writing this, I'm reading two ebooks, which disappointed me. I'm currently reading Trouble Blood, a Cormeran Strike book by Robert Galbraith. I… Continue reading National Paperback Book Day – July 30th
Today is National Cousins Day
Cousins are extended family members who share a special bond. Connected through common ancestry many form unique relationships. Over the years, having done family history, I can see how many cousins lost touch due to families moving out of the area they were brought in. I’ve lost touch with two of mine completely, and my… Continue reading Today is National Cousins Day
Karen’s Chat on Pretty Sunflowers
As I sit in the armchair, this is my view. I think you could describe them as glorious with their vibrant yellow petals. Did you know they track the sun’s movement? It’s a phenomenon known as heliotropism. The tallest sunflower ever grown was thirty feet high. A German gardener called Hans-Peter Schiffer holds the record.… Continue reading Karen’s Chat on Pretty Sunflowers
Who Doesn’t Love Chocolate?
Anyone? Click here for more information I love a chocolate bar, but the puddings as shown in this picture? No. Anything chocolate flavoured, I really don’t like. I’m told it’s odd to be so specific. If you like chocolate, you like chocolate, right? Well, no. I’m also fussy about the type of chocolate bars I… Continue reading Who Doesn’t Love Chocolate?
National Patch Day
Click on image for more information My teenage years were in the seventies and it was known for its vibrant and expressive fashion. One iconic element was the colourful patches worn on clothing. These patches, often made of embroidered or printed fabric, added a unique touch to garments, transforming them into personalized statements. I wore… Continue reading National Patch Day
National Tell A Story Day
We all have stories to tell and today is the day to do it and today I’m sharing an old one… National Tell A Story Day
#BooksForTheHoliday – National Send a Card Day
I enjoy making cards and they are much more personal if you have made them yourself. I sometimes share cards on Instagram along with other things I …#BooksForTheHoliday – National Send a Card Day
Squirrel Appreciation Day
On January 21st, Squirrel Appreciation Days recognizes a critter some consider a pest, and others see as fascinating. Read more about this beautiful …Squirrel Appreciation Day
The 4th Saturday in November is for Aura Awareness
Auras are something I’ve never thought about before. But used them in my book The Steps of a Killer. I found this an interesting read. “All cells in our body are vibrating at a very slow rate and giving off certain amounts of energy. And around our body there exists another lighter … The 4th… Continue reading The 4th Saturday in November is for Aura Awareness
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