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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.
11 Comments:
Solar powered bird-bath?? I didn't even knew those existed. Yeah, I've heard of solar-powered lighting and a whole bunch of other solar things, but a bird bath? Wow. Of course, I would have bought it just to find out how it worked. Did the birds flock to it?
Blessings!
LOL!! Is Jim letting you give away his treasure? LOL
Yeah, it's a strange duck, so to speak, Gracie. It's a birdbath/fountain. I rather doubt the birds will flock to it, but I guess I'll never know unless my daughter tells me. LOL!
Colleen, hard to believe, isn't it? We don't have room for two different fountains, and he knew I wasn't parting with the one I have now for his solar-powered wonder. :-)
Oh thats so funny. I cant say i have heard of a solar powered bird bath before.
I think im glad we dont have cable!
So i guess budget talk is off the table for a bit.
I would have a heart attack if Bryed bought anything as an impulse buy, much less a bird bath!
Okay, we know how frugal my DH is. This is so embarrassing, we had guests over and he has this ENORMOUS desk downstairs, and I just hate the thing. It's behemoth, it's ugly. It doesn't match anything, and in front of the guests I explain its ugliness with -- yeah, I'm going to save on a coffin and bury him in it. That way I'll be rid of them both at the same time. Okay, it was a JOKE, but it was in very bad taste, and our guests and Bryed let me know it. LOL
Enjoy your bird bath. Though sun in Indiana, what do you get about two weeks of use? LOL
Hilarious, Di!! I've found it's OFTEN the one who says, "We need to get back on our budget..." who ends up running to the shopping channel first!!!
We got rid of our cable, but Doug knew not to let me get to close to Home Shopping. I am such a sucker!!!
Yeah, Jenny, you're right. It's best to stay away from cable.
EXACTLY, Kristin! We don't get sunshine in Indiana!! What was that man thinking?????
I think you're right, Katy. the one who squawks for the budget . . .
I never should have written about this. Reading all these comments makes me want to turn on the shopping channel! *g*
Hilarious!! And scary. Now I'm thinkin gour hubby's were separated at birth.
When Terry retired, I was still working. I come home one day to the sight of a keyboard, complete with lighting keys, sitting in the living room.
You got it. He got bored, turned on QVC and voila!
Problem is ... neither of us plays the piano.
Ok, I'm not married, so I can't relate to husband thing; but I can tell you that my father's impulse buys are always at the grocery store.
Yup. If it's a new flavor or variety of stir fry sauce or a packet of some new fangled thing, he will buy it "just to try it" and then it sits on the pantry shelf for years. :D
Gotta love him.
Valerie dad was like that when a new store opened this was about 1974 Jelly/jello wa out at 3 cents a box (to make your own) and he didn't buy a few he bought a hole carton, did it with tin fruit etc.
sure it was a bargin and we didn't need it for a long time but mum had problems with where to store it all.
"The fountain is on a Sabbatical."
LOL! I love Solar powered thing's.
We have solar lights and with the Texas sun their on most of the time. But when the day's are cloudy we forget they need the sun to work and we're like "What's wrong with them!"
Oh, by the way I liked your newsletter. I know what you wrote in it well bless a lot of readers.
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