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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Why is New Year’s Day January First?
There’s something I’ve always wondered. Okay, I wonder about a lot of things. Blame my parents they raised me to question everything. But I digress. Why is New Year’s Day on such an odd day? I mean, it’s not on … Continue reading
Guest blog by author Jolyn Palliata
Did you ever get a song stuck in your head? Or part of one? How did you get it out? Did you avoid the song at all costs in the blind hope it would stop hammering you into submission? Or … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Avenged Sevenfold, Black Codex, Connected, Fate, Jolyn Palliata, Persevere, Twist of Fate, Twisted
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Tea Karma
When I was younger we had chores–if you’re a parent this is the thing that your kids say is slavery or abuse and is reportable to Child Protective Services. But I digress. One of the chores I had was doing … Continue reading
Supposed to
Yesterday, I was supposed to write chapter 1 of my Valentine’s Day novel. Instead, I read A Done Deal by Jenna Bennett. Today, I am supposed to write chapter 1 of my Valentine’s Day novel. Instead, I’m taking my husband … Continue reading
Posted in Hobbies
Tagged chocolate chip muffins, christmas cards, sherlock holmes, valentine s day
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Mistletoe Madness Blog Hop
Welcome to the Mistletoe Madness Blog Hop! What’s a blog hop? It’s a bunch of authors coming together to offer free books and other prizes. I’ll be giving away two pdf copies of The Christmas Village. And two pdf … Continue reading
Christmas Elves
One of my favorite Christmas movies is Santa Claus is coming to town. Aside from the Burgermeister Meisterburgers, I love how all the things associated with Christmas are explained. In the movie, a family of elven toymakers called the Kringles … Continue reading
Where did Christmas Ornaments come from?
Where did the tradition of Christmas ornaments come from? As I mentioned in my previous post, many of the original evergreens were decorated with fruit (particularly apples), nuts and metal. later, lights were added as was paper streamers representing angel … Continue reading
O’ Christmas Tree
O’ Christmas tree, O’ Christmas tree where did the tradition come from? See song lyrics. The vast majority of American homes will have a Christmas tree this year. The funny thing is, the actual origins of the tree itself is … Continue reading
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Tagged adam and eve, Christmas tree, egyptians, germany, hessians, origins, pagans, paradise tree, romans, symbolism
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A Witness to Pearl Harbor
My great uncle was there the day Pearl Harbor was bombed. This is his story in his own words.
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Tagged Day that will live in infamy, December 7th 1941, Pearl Harbor, World War Two, WWII
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