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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.
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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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You take some really good photos, Kristin. I especially like the photo of you and the kids, holding Fiona (and yeah, she is cute!). Consequently, it's also the pic of your pink sweater, which I also like. Don't retire it!
Glad you had a great time at Disney -- and indeed,Indiana Jones is one of the most crucial rides. It was the first one I ever went on, and has remained my favorite since.
Yeah, I'm starting to chatter too. Better sign off. I think I'm going to switch to decaf (water, and coffee).
Blessings!
Nice pics! :) Glad you had fun...and survived the camping trip! Initially I thought the first picture was while you were camping and thought, "Hmmm. Very primitive camping conditions." Then I realized the photo probably was at Disneyland! Hey, your tent doesn't look that bad! It has "character!" We have a similar one...which we dragged all over France and Switzerland the summer of 2003--even to Interlaken. :) The important thing is it WORKS!
Wow. It sounds like your summer's off to a roaring start. Camping? Good for you!
A prisoner of hope,
Megan
Gracie, you can't see the holes in my sweater in the picture. If I lift up my arms, there are two giant holes, and it's stained. It really is an attractive sweater now. LOL
Yes, that first picture is at Disney on the Indy ride. That was so fun. Once, I scared the crap out of my son making him go on that. When he saw that snake hang down, he looked at me and screamed, "I HATE YOU!" LOL still cracks me up. He's embarrassed if I tell that story now obviously.
Pam, you CAMPED in Interlaken? I stayed in a hotel, where I found out they have different plugs for hairdryers. I blew out the whole hotel. ROFLOL
LOL, Kristin. If you ever need sweaters, you can always drop by my house. I seem to collect them. The things are literally everywhere -- hall closet, my closet, living room.
I love the story of your son's first experience on Indy! That totally belongs in a book. Can't see why he would be embarressed. ; )
Great pics!
How fun to hang with Karen at Disneyland!
Rachel
Great post, Kristin! The kid in you is so much fun--well, actually, the adult Kristin is pretty fun, too! LOL
I ran a relay marathon in Big Sur- it was wonderful! If I'm going to run anywhere- it would be Big Sur. Absolutely gorgeous! Talk about motivation to run!
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