In the Pip of Time & 10 Things Not To Do

Lovely Story and very entertaining list. Another great story that made me smile Teagan.

Book Talk Gets Magical with Teagan and Kev

Love the story and the music, Lilith always in the purrfect spot to witness whatever is going on. Beautifully done Kev and Teagan.

The Characters, Murder at the Bijou

I am so looking forward to seeing all these wonderful characters together in your book.

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It’s hump day and I needed a boost to get me through the rest of the week. I avoid midweek posts, but I thought this might give me the lift I need. When this song popped into my head (again) I knew I had to share. Because I’m getting ready, ready, ready for the takeoff! What I mean is the launch of Murder at the Bijou, Three Ingredients-I.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ystEbjp-yzM

It’s a Roaring Twenties culinary mystery. It was spontaneously written as a “pantser” serial here at this blog. Everything, event, and character in the story was inspired by things or ingredients the readers of this blog sent. Now, as I’m closer and closer to takeoff I wanted to show you my concept of the characters.

Studebaker blue 1920s

Cast of Characters

Pip

The Three Things gave us Pip (Paisley Idelle Peabody), the narrator of both story-lines. I was so fond of Pip, a…

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Thriving Thursdays: What Scares You?

Thank you Teagan, enjoy your Thursday.

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Thriving Thursdays: What Scares You?

Thanks to Chris the Story Reading Ape once again for inviting me to be a guest at the tree-house. This post is already live there, but I want to re-share it here too. (Click here.)

Of course every day I wish for you to thrive. However, Thursday is the day I make a big deal over it. So here I go again!

If something truly frighten us it’s huge (at least to us). Oddly enough, those big fears can be overcome by small things. One little step at a time, one day at a time, gradually.

When you see yourself overcoming part of a fear each day it will lift you up — you will thrive. To quote one of my favorite people in history…