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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.
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A double rainbow
An autographed novel from my favorite author(s)
Knowing God moved a mountain that only I could see
Diann being well enough to post again
My husband's glance from across the church on a Sunday
A song on the radio that brings back a sweet memory
Cool sheets on a hot night
Books in the mail
Blogging with friends
A kiss
The sky
The season premiere of my favorite show
A roller coaster ride
Completely losing myself in the music of a Sunday morning service, falling into the groove and improvising a beautiful new song in praise to God.
My childrens laughter.
Good chocolate.
My husbands embrace.
Cary Grant movies.
Amy Grant music.
Gods grace.
Blustery days.
Bonfires.
The sea.
My little dog Zoey.
Lunch with a friend.
My internet friends.
Scrapbooking.
Chai.
My iPod.
eBay.
Ben & Jerry.
Drugs (after surgery).
ROFL Diann!
So glad they didn't remove your sense of humor!
C and I just went to see Di at the hospital. Let's just say she has plenty to blog about now.
Great "priceless" things everyone!
--a kind, supportive comment on my blog
--having someone help me grade papers
--the smell of coffee in the a.m.
--Christmas cards (which--because we live overseas--arrive from Dec. through April)!
--cheesecake with raspberry sauce
--my students' laughter when they get what I've just said
--the incredibly expressive mosaic of Jesus in Hagia Sophia (Byzantine church in Istanbul)
--a novel that I can't put down
Mercy when I deserve punishment.
The unconditional love of my kids, no matter how much I mess up.
The love of a good man (isn't that a country song?), my DH!
A good cup of coffee.
Candles that make your house smell tasty, and have no calories.
When you finish a book and go "ahhh", because it was that satisfying.
Chocolate.
Chocolate.
And finally, chocolate.
Oh, great question. I think I have tomorrow's blog post now. :-)
All the things I'm grateful for revolve around my surgery. AMEN to Diann's comment about drugs after surgery. The morphine I got in the recovery room was great and they kept me medicated enough I actually didn't have too much discomfort.
Hospitals making good blog topics.
Coming home and getting into your own bed.
Being able to sit in a chair after 10 months with minimal sciatic pain.
No more eating standing up.
Being able to sleep through the night.
Knowing I'll be able to fly again.
Having the support of family and friends.
A wonderful mother who doesn't mind tying shoes because I still can't bend over that far.
A very enthusiastic physical therapist.
A laptop computer to help keep me entertained.
DVR.
I could go on but the most important, God's grace in answering my prayers for healing of my back. After almost three years I'm finally getting there. :)
I agree with the baby's belly laugh. That's the sweetest sound on earth.
My other one is finding that $20 in the washing machine! :o) That's how I got my boys both learning to do laundry. What you find in the washer is yours! :o)
DI!!!!! It's good to see you here, girlfriend! I hope those drugs are working, sweetie. Just be sure you mike this for all it's worth!!
My waterbed after vacation
Seeing my kids
Smelling a newborn baby's head
DeBrand truffles
My "girls"
The first time I hold a new book in my hand
A phone call from Ami McConnell
The smell of a baby.
The feel of a baby against your chest.
A fragrance memory.
Reading old diaries and laughing!
My husband's smile from the front row of church when I'm leadng worship.
Call from a friend. (Any friend, you know, just whenever, 555-5555)
Writing friends.
God's touch in the middle of the day.
Ice cream and brownies.
Books, books and more books.
Walking in the woods.
A first snow.
Pictures.
My sister's blogs.
LAUGHTER
Rain.
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