My little dog died today after 14 loving years of friendship. She filled an enormous void in our lives and leaves a great gaping hole now that she is gone. I had originally named her Champagne because of her color, but my Dad named her for my sister's teddy bear. She looked a great deal like that little bear when she was a wee puppy and so the name felt just right. Like my sister, Kissie was never quite well, having knee problems and frequent stomach problems, but she tried hard to keep up, she loved us and was a comfort to us through good times and bad. She had an independent streak a mile wide, but always included us in her days. She will be greatly missed now that she's returned to the God who loaned her to us. Thank you, Father. Please tell her we love her still.
Project 24: Book 15
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I have a handful of ‘want’ alerts set up at abebooks – books that aren’t
currently available anywhere, at least not affordably, so that I get an
email when...
Pride Flair!
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[image: Progress Pride hot pad crocheted by Raveler KineticLifesaver]KineticLifesaver's
Progress Pride Rainbow Flag
Every year in June, Ravelry proudly cel...
Ages
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I know it has been ages since I have posted here or written on anyone's
else blog. I have been sick for weeks and weeks. Appparently it is an awful
flu, ...
I Saw That – Santa Wall Hanging
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With October behind us, it’s (gasp) time to start thinking winter vibes!
Fall is my favorite season, but winter is definitely a close second.
Because CHRIS...
Summer Speed
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Hello! Just popping in very quickly in amongst wrapping a big parcel,
making a packed lunch, sorting laundry, dashing out to the shops, and
packing for a f...
The Last Hurrah
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‘Relax will you. It’s just an abandoned warehouse.’
‘Well, it’s giving me the creeps.’
‘We’ll just glance it over and skedaddle. Tomorrow you’ll be a fre...
The Lady Hardcastle Mysteries by T.E. Kinsey
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The Lady Hardcastle books are proving to be a very enjoyable series. I
received the latest, *The Burning Issue of the Day*, from Netgalley, but
before I ...
"A thief or thieves ate a piece of chocolate cake"
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Some writers get all the fun: Allan Guthrie and Denise Mina in Trinidad and
Tobago. It's a hard life. Although, if you prefer, you could just relax at
home...
Reading Notes - Comeback by Peter Corris
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*‘Cliff Hardy, I heard you’d retired.’ Marcia had the voice all brothel
receptionist have – smooth, reassuring, comforting, designed to put the
punters a...
Time For a Move!
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I had been toying with the idea of changing my blog address. My blog
traffic was in the toilet while I was only sporadically posting and it's
been hugely i...
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