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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Look What You’ve Done to Me and #ROW80
I had another possible topic ready to go until I was driving to the dry cleaners today and heard on the radio that The Monkees band member Davy Jones had died. Despite being in good shape, he suffered a heart … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80
Tagged Brady Bunch, Davy Jones, Girl, Julie Glover, Monkees Theme Song, ROW80, Sandra Boynton, The Monkees, Your Personal Penguin
13 Comments
“And the Winner Is…”: Award Names
On Sunday evening, the 84th Academy Awards show aired, bringing us red carpet designer dresses, movie clips, sappy speeches, and small statues handed to the luckiest attendees. I have long wondered why the naked golden guy sitting atop a pedestal … Continue reading
Posted in Amazing Words Wednesday
Tagged award ceremonies, Award Names, Emmy, fun with words, Grammy, Julie Glover, origin of academy award names, Oscar, Tony
25 Comments
Believe It or Not and #ROW80
One of the best things about becoming a writer is interacting with other writers. Published ones. With actual books. I found romance author Tawna Fenske’s blog, Don’t Pet Me, I’m Writing, some time ago. When I start my blog reading, her site … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80
Tagged Believe It or Not, contemporary romance novel, Julie Glover, Making Waves, ROW80, Tawna Fenske
12 Comments
What Buffy the Vampire Slayer Taught Me
Welcome to Deep-Fried Friday. Today, our deep-fried food is served with a blood cocktail, to honor the vampires and other paranormal creatures of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Some of my friends know that I’ve been watching through the entire Buffy … Continue reading
Posted in Deep-Fried Friday
Tagged Angel, Anya, Buffy, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, demons, fiction, paranormal, Spike, television, tv shows, vampires, Willow, Xander
26 Comments
My Old Poetry and #ROW80
Do you go back through things you wrote a long time ago? I picked up a journal I kept in college (more than 20 years ago) and read through the poems I had scribbled within its pages. Like many young … Continue reading
Swimsuit Cover and #ROW80
The annual Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue recently came out, with Kate Upton as the scantily clad bikini model on the cover. My husband and I started talking about recent swimsuit photographs, and I observed that these gals are wearing swimsuits too … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80
Tagged Julie Glover, ROW80, Sports Illustrated swimsuit covers, swimsuit models
17 Comments
Swooning Just a Bit
Even though I have been known to click on Roni Loren’s Boyfriend of the Week posts, I don’t generally ogle celebrity men or think about whom I find attractive or appealing. When asked which celebs are hot, I often draw … Continue reading
Posted in Deep-Fried Friday
Tagged Author, David Lee Roth, Dean Martin, Elvis Presley, John Mellencamp, Josh Turner, Julie Glover, Lenny Kravitz, male voices, music, Robert Plant, voices
19 Comments
Making the Book Sing: ROW80
You will probably notice a theme here that I get inspired by music. This last week, I have felt tired and achy from my lingering case of mononucleosis and uninspired when I looked at how my WIP was unfolding — … Continue reading
A Lesson with Miss Spelling
Some time ago, my blog was visited by the well-known language arts teacher, Miss Pronunciation. She helped to clarify proper articulation of commonly mispronounced words, such as library and et cetera. I was recently contacted by her colleague, Miss Spelling, … Continue reading
Posted in Amazing Words Wednesday
Tagged commonly misspelled words, English, Julie Glover, language, misspelled words, spelling
29 Comments





