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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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Diann,
~~"I knew we were in trouble when I saw an elderly lady dragging an oxygen tank beside her.~~
That cracks me up! How hilarious, and I love it that your life is imitating Maggie's! (Am I correct?)
So glad you had a fun time! I look forward to being able to date my husband again and not have to pay a sitter, but that in itself is a really high price to pay, huh?
Thanks for making me laugh!
My sweet husband took an afternoon off work yesterday and we went peach and apple picking. Weather was beautiful and we had a lot of fun getting some nice produce. Then, since no date would be complete without chocolate, we stopped at Hershey's Chocolate World (we live near Hershey, PA) and got a giant cookie!
I LOVE the Lettermen! :)
Diann:
I like the way you broached the age-thing. My parents went to see an entetainer at our high school gym in the mid 1960's. My mother told me they were the youngest people in the audience.
LOL, Beverly! You know Maggie well! LOL!
Sarah, that sounds like a PERFECT day!
Pam, aren't they great? Such a fabulous blend of voices!
Quietspirit--we thought we were the youngest couple in the audience, too. I'm sure we weren't, but it felt like it! :-)
I have a friend who loves them. I don't know all that much about them, but it sounds like you had a great time!
I am always thrilled when I hear accounts like this.
I am a 45 yr. old woman who was introduced to The Lettermens music 4 years ago by some friends who group listening to and seeing them perform because there mother was a huge fan.
I saw my first show in July of 2005and was hooked. Since then I've seen them another 32 times and have been fortunate to become friends with Tony who is the only original member.
As you said, the harmonies can curl your toes. Never in all my years of listening to music have I heard harmonies as wonderful as theirs.
Again, I'm glad you enjoyed the show and I hope that you will get the chance to see them again.
Tomorrow (Friday) is our date day. It's his day off and now that the kids are back in school (as of this week!!!) we get our days alone together again. I'm so looking forward to it. He's got a surprise planned for me. Yay!
Whoohooo, Suzanne! Sounds like fun! You'll have to let us know where you went. :-)
We're going out tonight, too--the big hoorah before four of the grandkids come to stay for a few days. I probably should take a long nap instead. :-)
Diann,
My dh and I saw them in concert about a year ago and they were fabulous. They'd booked the Convention Center downtown and didn't even fill it half way. I was so sad but they still did 3 sets and we more than got our money's worth. Plus after they signed autographs and took pictures with everyone who couldn't get through the line during Up, Up and Away. There were many from the Filipino community so they did several numbers especially for them, too. Best concert I've been to in a long time!
Diann, I saw the Lettermen back in college! I didn't know they were still around, but hey, the Beatles are making a comeback and 2 of them are gone.
As long as the Lettermen weren't dragging their oxygen tanks on stage, it's all gooood.
Diann,
I used to sing "Put Your Head On my Shoulder" to my babies while I was walking the hallway with them. I tried to croon like the Lettermen, too. That's a word I don't use often. Is that how you spell it?
The kids are age 15 1/2 and almost-10 now! LOL
Thanks for bringing back such sweet memories.
Well we have been married 48 years and we just don't have dates anymore we sometimes eat together for dinner, but no all the time, as I have dibetics and sometimes my sugar drops and I have to eat, and he is always outside doing something or fishing or hunting, I have depression and don't like to go out and eat or get into crowds, so it is hard. We love each other but pretty much do out own thing at this stage of life.
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