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Update for January 2024
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Happy New Year and Merry Christmas to everyone. I hope you all had a great break like we did and feel refreshed and ready to begin taking on the new year.
Our Christmas break started with Mister Pick and I having a few days to ourselves, which is something we always look forward to (a lot). We went into…
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November 2023 Update
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It’s autumn, November, cold, colorful, rainy, and on its way to winter. If we had experienced a nice summer, it wouldn’t be so unwelcome but it seems we’ve had nothing but wet, stay-indoors-type weather for months and months. Even in England, we usually get quite warm in July and August but no luck this…
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September 2023 update
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Well, it’s that time when we start getting ready to head back over the pond to visit my folks. As usual, I’m super excited but think what a pain it will be to get everything ready. But, alas, the excitement and prospect of being back in Florida far outweigh the annoyance of the tasks.
The main concern is…
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July 2023 mid-month update
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I am getting worse at titling these blog posts. Sorry.
Well, we’re all on Threads now, yeah? I’m here: https://www.threads.net/@suzannepick if anyone wants to follow me.
So last week was a bit of a tough one. Jack got sick on Tuesday night, so I had to stay home and look after him. I, of course, got a weird…
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Family fun Summer Party June 2023
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Evening, everyone.
I’ve just looked at a middle-grade book titled The Private Blog of Joe Cowley and it started with, “I’m sorry I’ve been neglecting you, blog.” Yup. this is exactly how I feel most days. Usually, I get five or ten minutes to myself and I veg out in front of the TV instead of being…
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Updates for June 2023
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Okay, guys, I’ve finally done it: I upgraded my site. I could have dropped the WordPress.com hindrance altogether and just gone for my own hosting but, alas, I’ve used this blog on this platform for so long that I may as well just make it a little snazzier.That said, this means that Mister Pick will have to…
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A reminder to get back on track
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When I went into town the other day with my workmates (past and present), the topic of my writing came up.
“Didn’t you publish a book?” “Didn’t you use to have a blog?” “What about your Substack?”
This got me back to the idea that I had to make an effort to keep up my posts. I had told myself not long before…
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Winter in March
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Even though winter had its chance for the month, it’s decided to give us its last hoorah and snow this week again. Luckily for us, our days are busy at the top end of the week and our stay-at-home days are at the end. That means it can snow all it wants after today and we’ll be fine because there’s no…
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Leaving February and heading into March
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Ah, the end of winter and the beginning of spring. That’s the hope, isn’t it? It seems like the weather took a bit of a turn and began sleeting with a touch of hail on Saturday.
I’ve worked a bit on the blogs and even dipped back into working on a couple of book projects just because I kind of don’t know what…
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Library Life is the best life
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The biggest part of library work is community connection. I was glad to be invited to attend a book launch and spend some time seeing how important libraries are to people in the local area.
It was a busy day of cake eating and camaraderie. The best part of the day was sitting with the librarians and hearing…
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Lazy Sunday
Beautiful Daisy at home.
It’s Lazy Sunday at Pick Manor. After two weeks of all three of us being on and off with some kind of sickness, today we have zero plans and zero reason to leave the house.
Obviously, we could take a walk but Jack is cozy on the couch watching Teen Titans Go, so who am I to disrupt him? Instead it’s big breakfast (courtesy of Mister Pick), laundry, tidying, coffee…
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Sick Day
Poor Jack
Today has been yet another day to be home with a sick child. Jack started throwing up right as he got up this morning and has been doing the same since. He’s had sips of flavored water (squash) and a popsicle but he wanted to go back to bed to watch TV. This means the rest of the week will be us at home. If he feels better over the weekend maybe we can take a walk. I’m due to work on…
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Blog Tour Bluewater Bay Promise Serenity Beach Series Book 1 by Lena Pearson
Blog Tour Bluewater Bay Promise Serenity Beach Series Book 1 by Lena Pearson
Bluewater Bay Promise
Serenity Beach Series Book 1
by Lena Pearson
Genre: Women’s Fiction, Sweet Romance
Three Best friends. Two promises. One big fight to save a small beach town.
Second edition Includes an EPILOGUE and for ebook readers an additional BONUS EPILOGUE!
Megan Hollis’ life is in shambles after being “fired” from her job. On the brink of losing the home she recently bought, Meg…
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Book Tour for Merlin's Apprentice by Susan McCauley
Book Tour for Merlin’s Apprentice by Susan McCauley
Merlin’s Apprentice: The Mage
by Susan McCauley
Genre: Epic Middle Grade Arthurian Fantasy
Twelve-year-old Pip must embrace his magical powers to rescue his family from slavery—or help the king save the realm—a decision that will tear his world apart.
Desperate to keep his family together, Pip hides his power so he can be sold with them. But when his father and brother are sold to different…
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Published: My Dark Vanessa is a similar situation in the victim’s perspective.
Published: My Dark Vanessa is a similar situation in the victim’s perspective.
I published My Dark Vanessa is a similar situation in the victim’s perspective. on Medium.
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Published: Making plans after a couple of uncertain years
Published: Making plans after a couple of uncertain years
I published Making plans after a couple of uncertain years on Medium.
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Published: One of many posts about The Beastie Boys
Published: One of many posts about The Beastie Boys
I published One of many posts about The Beastie Boys on Medium.
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