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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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Too funny, Denise! Especially the long potato sprouts thing. Guess that makes us members of the Green Thumb Club after all!!! Whoohooo!!
LOL! And, yes, I know that potato smell...it's terrible.
Those potatoes were in there so deep, they almost took root. I've never seen sprouts so long.
Oh that's funny. I need to clean out our pantry, too. It's on my TO DO list, but I doubt I'll get to it until all three of my kids start school in the fall. I can't do it with them around... they'll eat whatever comes out whether it's outdated or not. I'm sure a hospital visit would ensue.
I will not be jealous of all the space in your pantry.
I will not be jealous of all the space in your pantry.
I will not be jealous of all the space in your pantry.
:o)
Tricia, my thoughts exactly! :)
That cracked me up, Denise! For me, it's the blender part. I've accumulated so much junk over the years, that I've put rarely used items in the basement. Bad idea. Now I have 2 of just about everything. I should hold a garage sale, but the thought of hauling all that junk back up from the basement makes me change my mind.
I'll let my kid do it when I die. By that time, they'll be antiques and worth something. ;)
LOL Tricia. I wasn't so happy about all that space while I was cleaning it, but now I am. The kids were like, where's all the food?
Tricia my thoughts as well. Looking at all my kitchen cabinets and I have less space. Hummm maybe I can show that to hubby and talk him into adding on?
Good job for you though Denise in cleaning it out. I'm still unpacking from moving in.
hugs,
WendyK
I laughed at the "clean out my panty" part. Obviously, I knew what you were talking about because of the picture, but the typo was funny. :)
By the way, I loaned my mom "The Convenient Groom", Denise, and she really enjoyed it, too! We are both going to the bookstore for more of your books!
Ditto on the jealous comments about the space in your pantry. Plus, you can walk into it. I can't even cram my hand into mine!
I understand why you cleaned the bathroom after finishing your first draft, though. My idea of a weekend celebration is to scrub the bathroom until all the cabinets sparkle. (Yet somehow I can still remain oblivious to the dust on my nightstand...)
I'm really tempted to take a picture of my sad pantry. I am going to reshelf it when I get some money, but sheesh, the foods from back then must have come in cans and nothing else. I have no room. But I can still grow potatoes. We go thru ours so fast though. My son loves mashed potatoes.
By the way, your pantry looks great! I hope your kitchen counters are spotless too!
Old nuts taste gross because the oil in them goes rancid. I learned that from Rachael Ray, who says to keep peanut butter in the refrigerator.
I could fit half my kitchen in your pantry! I am also trying not to be jealous.
I have to clean my kitchen anyway. We have hordes of those stupid little sugar ants again. YUCK. Caulking all the cabinets is my next huge project. Yay for me.
LOL Denise, i share a house with ONE other person and my pantry is like at least twice as full as yours. we have soooo much food in there! i have a part time 3rd person i guess (the fiance who eats here a lot) but still... we have way too much food.
AND we have 2 fridges plus a chest freezer too. and they are all full. we're hopeless.
but i wish my pantry was tidy like that.
when my roomie moves out and my hubby moves in (less than 5 months to go) it will get better, less clutter around i think. and one less fridge!
Now you know, guys, I'm sure Denise *knew* she told us she'd cleaned out her panty--she just wanted to see how long it would be before some one of all these authors (and editors...ahem!)caught the "error."
Right, Denise??!!
I clean for a friend and i found some of those things my self.
I didn't ask after the first several lots i just diced.
i love you found a blender.
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