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Welcome to Trumpet Tuesdays. I understand you’re the heroine in Taming Julia. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Howdy! Name’s Jules Montgomery. My proper name is Julia but I don’t ever go by it. I’m one of those, what do you call it? Oh yes, a mail-order bride, although it took me a…
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Taming Julia: Character Interview with Jules Montgomery
Welcome to Trumpet Tuesdays. I understand you’re the heroine in Taming Julia. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Howdy! Name’s Jules Montgomery. My proper name is Julia but I don’t ever go by it. I’m one of those, what do you call it? Oh yes, a mail-order bride, although it took me a…
Saturday Confession: The Bird Poop Perspective
Last week we took a quick trip back to our hometown to visit family. It was the first time in awhile all four of us were together in the same car, so I was the passenger. Right away I noticed something. There was bird poop covering quite a bit of my side of the window….
My 2012 Non Fiction Reviewed Book of the Year
It’s that time of year again! I take a few days to let you know what my favorite reads of 2012 were. For fiction and non fiction, I choose from the books I reviewed. For my Kindle read, that comes from the free read (at the time of my purchase) that may or may not…
Rare Disease Day: Show Your Stripes
Each year I try to set apart time to raise awareness for Rare Disease Day. This year it is on February 29, cuz that’s rare, and the National Organization for Rare Disorders, NORD, has asked professionals and families to show their stripes. From NORD, “The zebra, with its distinctive stripes, is the official symbol of…
Finally Available: Entangled: Surrendering the Past
It was a story I never meant to write, and I struggled every word. When I finally felt I had a decent plot together and tackled it, I came up thirty thousand words short. Yep. Thirty. Thousand. Words. Even after I finished, something still felt off. Not wrong, just off. Once I started pressing in,…
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Taming Julia: Character Interview with Jules Montgomery
Welcome to Trumpet Tuesdays. I understand you’re the heroine in Taming Julia. Can you tell us a little about yourself? Howdy! Name’s Jules Montgomery. My proper name is Julia but I don’t ever go by it. I’m one of those, what do you call it? Oh yes, a mail-order bride, although it took me a…
Saturday Confession: The Bird Poop Perspective
Last week we took a quick trip back to our hometown to visit family. It was the first time in awhile all four of us were together in the same car, so I was the passenger. Right away I noticed something. There was bird poop covering quite a bit of my side of the window….
My 2012 Non Fiction Reviewed Book of the Year
It’s that time of year again! I take a few days to let you know what my favorite reads of 2012 were. For fiction and non fiction, I choose from the books I reviewed. For my Kindle read, that comes from the free read (at the time of my purchase) that may or may not…
Rare Disease Day: Show Your Stripes
Each year I try to set apart time to raise awareness for Rare Disease Day. This year it is on February 29, cuz that’s rare, and the National Organization for Rare Disorders, NORD, has asked professionals and families to show their stripes. From NORD, “The zebra, with its distinctive stripes, is the official symbol of…
Finally Available: Entangled: Surrendering the Past
It was a story I never meant to write, and I struggled every word. When I finally felt I had a decent plot together and tackled it, I came up thirty thousand words short. Yep. Thirty. Thousand. Words. Even after I finished, something still felt off. Not wrong, just off. Once I started pressing in,…
Thyroid Awareness: Our Family and Hypothyroidism
January is Thyroid Awareness month and I missed the designated week this year due to unexpected travel and catch up. However, I didn’t want the month to go by without sharing how such a tiny gland has such a big impact on our family. According to nahypothyroidism.org, there are 300 symptoms associated with a thyroid…