I watched this late winter snow fall this morning early! Best kind of snow: gone by 2:00 PM.
If you could build a house anywhere...anywhere at all would you choose a mountain or a water view?
Thank you to Hasty Book List for including me! Here's my contribution!
I was stuck in an elevator on our eldest daughter’s wedding day. Luckily not for too long because I am a bit of a panicker. So, I am choosing a character who is more phlegmatic than I am when it comes to things like claustrophobia and heights. Author Nancy Mitford’s narrator, Fanny, in The Pursuit of Love, and Love in a Cold Climate would be an ideal companion. Fanny has a firm grip on life, having had to deal with her temperamental and tempestuous Radlett cousins, so her presence would be calming. But she is also far from dull. Her deft wit and wicked observations would help to distract from the worrying business of wondering if we were going to plummet to our death down the elevator shaft.25 Authors and The Book Characters They'd Like to Be Stuck in an Elevator With: www.hastybooklist.com/home/25-authors-and-the-book-characters-theyd-like-to-be-stuck-in-an-elevat...
Including Roxanna Elden, Author, Anita Abriel, Lauren Layne, Juliet Blackwell, Sue Copsey/Olivia Hayfield, Kim Taylor Blakemore, Raymond Fleischmann, Megan Angelo, Colleen Oakley, John Marrs - Author, Bella Ellis, Ames Sheldon, Zoe Fishman, Kristín Eiríksdóttir (aðdáendasíða), Holly Peterson, Anne Leigh Parrish, Sadie Hoagland, Georgie Blalock, Kimberly Gabriel, Avanti Centrae, International Award-winning Thriller Author, Rachel Levy Lesser, Melissa Fischer, Tessa Arlen, Gregory Sterner, and Laurie Frankel, AuthorThe full moon in February is called the Snow Moon because of heavy snowfall that typically occurs throughout the month. It was also called the Hunger Moon because the winter weather created difficult hunting conditions and scarce food sources.
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Lucile, Lady Duff-Gordon and the Dress of Emotion
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