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Deceased Father’s Project Brings Sisters Together by Abbie Johnson Taylor #ReadingWithAuthors

After reading the first book in this series, The Last Chance Matinee, which I reviewed here, I had to know what happened to these sisters and their project. Although it…

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Revenge Through Tenis by Abbie Johnson Taylor #AuthorsCorner

“Hey, you usually play better than that,” Helen said, as Jamie’s ball fell short of the net and bounced off the court a few times. “What’s going on?” Sighing and…

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An Invitation to a Virtual Poetry Reading by Abbie Johnson Taylor #NewsNuggets

I’m pleased to announce that my Wyoming state poetry society is once again holding another open mic poetry reading. Anyone is welcome to attend and share a poem or two…

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Reflections on Aging by Abbie Johnson Taylor #AuthorsThey’reOnlyHuman

I turned sixty in June of this year, but I don’t look or sound like I’m sixty, and I certainly don’t feel old, despite minor health issues. Someone told me…

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Mahler Four Peter Altschul #music #percussion #memoir

Mahler Four Peter Altschul, MS Copyright 2021 Email: creatingcommonground@outlook.com Website: https://www.dldbooks.com/peteraltschul/ August 2, 2021 Gustav Mahler is the Prince of Bombastic Music. He has stiff competition from Tchaikovsky, Bruckner, Berlioz,…

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Old and New Technology Keeps Me Connected to Friends #SocialMediaMonday

Yesterday was National Friendship Day. It’s so important to stay connected during these unprecedented times. So, here’s fellow blogger Empish Thomas to tell us how she does this. Old and…

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God Bless Our Leader Dogs by Abbie Johnson Taylor #AuthorsThey’reOnlyHuman

Several days ago, we celebrated the 31st anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. To commemorate this, here’s fellow author and blogger Alice Massa with a little…

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Lunchtime Music Livestream with Just Harmony by Abbie Johnson Taylor #NewsNuggets

I’m pleased to announce that I’ll again be performing at The Hub on Smith next Wednesday, August 4th, at noon, this time with my group, Just Harmony. We’re a bunch…

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A Mobile Distraction by Abbie Johnson Taylor #AuthorsThey’reOnlyHuman

A cell phone can be dangerous when using it while doing something else. When I receive a call or text while walking, I either ignore it or stop and deal…

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Senior Companion by Abbie Johnson Taylor #AuthorsCorner #Fiction

After making sure I had the right address, I parked my car in front of the white house with green trim. I spotted a wheelchair accessible van in the driveway…

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