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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
14 Comments:
Thanks for sharing that...angelic picture! Just beautiful.
You are so right. Time flies. Enjoy your children.
Thanks, Kristy!
I'm following my own advice. My daughter and I are going shopping tomorrow afternoon. I have to give her notice because she homeschools.
Whoohooo!! Have I mentioned that I love the fall weather? ;-)
Seems like just yesterday my kids were that age. Boy, the time just flies!
I love fall weather too, Di, but I hate that winter follows it! And I don't want to hear that you're listening to Christmas music already, you freak! Said lovingly of course. LOL
ROTFLOL, Colleen!!! I was thinking just the other day, it won't be long until I can pull out my Christmas CD's!!! I can hardly wait!! :-)
Yes, I am a freak, but you have to love me. It's a commandment. ;-)
GROAN, Di! Somehow I knew this. LOL The mere thought makes me want to run screaming naked through the house. Okay maybe that's a visual you didn't need but it makes me CRAZY that you listen to Christmas music so early! LOL
Y'all are terrible to Di! I'm with her - I LOVE Christmas CDs. I lost my favorite Christmas record when the stereos were replaced with CD players. I've bought so many CDs trying to replace it. It was Fred Waring and the Pensylvanians. Sigh ... it brought back the nostalgic Christmases of my childhood. Daddy would put it on the Hi-Fi (yeah, in the days before stereos) before we could come into the living room to see what Santa had brought!
BTW, Di, I hope you got an 8x10 at least of that shot of the girls. I clicked on it and saw the large one. Way too precious!
Ane! I'm so disappointed to hear you're another warped one. I'll pray for you, you poor child.
I have the "Mr Grinch" song as my husband's ringtone ... he rivals Colleen, but 10x's worse!! He doesn't want Christmas music played period. He's been known to walk in the house home from work go straight to the cd player and hit the off button. :)
BRING ON BING CROSBY!!!
3 more months, Diann.
And, Autumn is just barely starting to peek here. It's so exciting.
Oh I love Christmas music! But not until after Thanksgiving! It drives me crazy, this moving up of the holiday and blurring the lines. LOL
Okay, Diann, today was a tough Mommy day. I was supermom. I baked cookies, I played with him, I invited his friends over for a play date and do you know what??? He was mean to me. He had a seven- year-old moment where my angel turned into a devil child and I sent him to bed early, before I took his head off. And then I curled up on the couch and wanted to cry me a pity party!
Then you have to go be all sentimental and make me want to go wake him up to love on him--sigh! Motherhood...Sheesh!
Yes, Christmas RULES!!! Whoohooo, other kindred spirits!!!
Sabrina, my heart squished when I read your post. I remember those Mommy moments well. It was my practice that after the kids went to bed I would ask the Lord to help them remember anything I did right and help them forget everything I did wrong. ;-)
They will have those moments, and sometimes we Moms have to do the tough thing. Doesn't make you a bad Mom, it makes you a caring one.
Tomorrow will be a better day. :-)
Thanks, Diann. I needed to read that. I'm wrestling with a decision that will affect the mommy time and this helped. Thanks.
Man I don't even have kids yet and I'm getting all nostalgic..lol. You're right though.
Hi Diann,
I reviewed RV There Yet? in this month's Christian Women Online Book Buzz:
www.christianwomenonline.net
I'm ready for an RV trip now -- with plenty of chocolate!
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