Gray Mountain by John Grisham My rating: 4 of 5 stars I don't need to tell anyone that John Grisham is a literary master. I have loved his writing for as long as I can remember and I can honestly say I don't think I've ever read one of his books that I haven't enjoyed. … Continue reading Book Review of “Gray Mountain” by John Grisham
something about this reminds me of me with my morning coffee. — “without coffee, nothing gets written. period.” -nancy kressheadfirst. — I didn't have my glasses on.... I think all of us writers feel this same way in the morning.
Anne Clare, The Naptime Author, was kind enough to allow me to steal this article off her site, so Pacific Paratrooper could deliver a sweetheart of a post! Please go visit her and enjoy her other historical posts! Does your family own any jewelry from World War II? Curator Kathleen Golden shares a few […]Here's another … Continue reading Home Front – WWII Sweetheart Jewelry — Pacific Paratrooper
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From the Crew Archives: Joe Guns, Frankie Fist, Tony, Sal the Suit, Dino Dogs, Chef Boy Ar Dee. Copyright © 2019 Bookemjano – All rights reserved For more Mob Haiku, please see Pasta La Vista, Baby: Mob Haiku to Die For, and More Pasta: A Second Helping of Mob Haiku to Die For, and other … Continue reading Mob Haiku: The Usual Suspects — Book ‘Em, Jan O
This book does a wonderful job of making the Secret Service a bit more human and, at the same time, tell the story of the JFK Assassination from a different viewpoint that of the people who were about as close as anyone could get.
after enjoying a day that finally hit a balmy 60 degrees (above zero!) when home and relaxing at last the tornado sirens started blasting
In today's world of do-it-yourself travel planning, where you search the web for the cheapest price possible, the old saying still holds true. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
Picture this, you drop your consumer tablet and it explodes into hundreds of pieces. Frustrating. A worker with a rugged tablet drops it. They pick it up and continue to work, no problem. What is the difference and what makes the rugged tablet so seemingly indestructible?
What if you could get into a car-sized capsule and be transported to your business meeting at 700 mph? It may sound like something out of a science fiction movie, but it just might be a reality in the near future.
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