guest“Anna, you can serve better than that.” “Sorry, Melissa. I just realized I need to get cash after we’re done. I’m playing tooth fairy tonight.” Read the full post at…
A Piece of Faction… by Abbie Johnson Taylor #SocialMediaMonday #Reblogs #Inspiration
guestHere’s an interesting story from Keith’s Ramblings to start the week. He mentions Pride and Prejudice, a book I started in college but didn’t finish. I couldn’t get into it…
Long-Distance Walking and Overcoming Homelessness: My Review of The Salt Path by Abbie Johnson Taylor #FantasticFridayReads #ReadingWithTheAuthors #Memoir
guestWhen I read a review of this book on another blog, I was intrigued. I’ve always enjoyed hiking long distances and sleeping in tents, all from the comfort of my…
After the Marriage Proposal by Abbie Johnson Taylor #SixSentenceStoryThursdayLinkUp #Excerpts #Inspiration
guestWelcome to another edition of Six Sentence Story Thursday Link Up. This week’s word is “knot.” My contribution is an excerpt from My Ideal Partner: How I Met, Married, and…
A Poem ~ From the Professor’s Journal by Abbie Johnson Taylor #WordPressWednesday #PoetryPlace #Reblogs
guestIn the United States, fall is just a day away. Here’s a perfect poem for the season from fellow author Lynda McKinney Lambert. You’ll also find a back story, a…
Joyous Jottings: Published Poems and a Reading by Abbie Johnson Taylor #TuesdayTidbit #Author’sCorner #Jottings
guestHi, this is Joy, Abbie’s robotic cat, and I’m writing this post today. Actually, I’m dictating it to Abbie, and she’s writing it for me. This is a lot easier…
A Perfect World by Abbie Johnson Taylor #MondayMusings #OpenBookBlogHop #Inspiration
guestWelcome to another edition of Open Book Blog Hop. This week’s question is: “Share your tips for world-building, even if it’s only a village.” Read the original post at the…
A Memoir About Courage and Resilience: My Review of The Winding Road by Miriam Hurdle by Abbie Johnson Taylor #ReadingWithTheAuthors #Memoir #Inspiration
guestI read Miriam’s work in Poetry Treasures 2, which I reviewed here. So, after reading reviews of this book, I was only too happy to pick it up, and I’m…
Reflecting on a Necessary Evil by Abbie Johnson Taylor #SixSentenceStoryThursdayLinkUp #WritingPrompts #Inspiration
guestI hate the word “guard.” If you’re in need of protection, having a bodyguard probably isn’t a bad thing. But not all guards are nice to be around. Read the…
Harveest Moon Lullaby by Abbie Johnson Taylor #WednesdayWords #Author’sCorner #WritingPrompts
guest“Daddy, I can’t sleep,” Barbara said, stepping onto the porch with her teddy bear. The full moon illuminated a shiny object at her feet. She picked it up. Read the…