Online Shopping! Coupons Galore! Saved 20.00 Dollars Oh! What Fun! What More?
*Note*
They have men’s products too.
Pic of me and Blue was taken by my friend and helper Cordelia.
The second pic was taken by me.
Both were described first by Metta AI Then Seeing Eye AI and looked over and edited by Dawn Blithe.
Patty and Blue stand in a hallway. Only Patty and Blue are in color, the background is grey and white. Patty wears a blue long sleeved sweatshirt that features three american flags in a line with USA printed underneath. She wears a black lanyard with keys hanging around her neck. Her hair is short and she wears black pants. Blue is sitting next to Patty with his harness on and his leash in Patty’s hand.
A headshot of Patty standing in front of a mirror. The light on the wall sits above the wooden framed square mirror. Patty is in the reflection, wearing a brown t-shirt and a black lanyard. Her arms are crossed in front of her and she wears sunglasses. Her hair is short.
The headshot is now my new author shot.
😊
OMG!
I went shopping online at: https://dreamproducts.com and I spent less than 100.00 and what a haul I brought home!
A new sweater, a new bra, a new pair of neuropathy support socks, a new handbag, and a new pair of shoes.
I had coupons galore! I love my online store.
The only thing I saw I didn’t get this month I really wanted was a rug for the bathroom.
I desperately need something to step from the tub to the floor on.
I also want a new terrycloth robe.
Nex month I suppose.
I used some of my sponsoring member money.
Now I’m going to pay the website bill.
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Updated November 2024
Patty L. Fletcher is a woman of passion and exploration.
She studies the art of manifestation and is a seeker of knowledge and the wisdom to know what to do with it when it’s learned.
To learn more visit: https://pattysworlds.com/
This post and shopping trip was sponsored by…
More Gayle’s Tales
by Trish Hubschman
C 2025
In paperback, hardcover, and e-book on Amazon / 165 pages in print
Cover image by Kevin Hubschman
Note: This is the sixth book in the Tracy Gayle Mysteries series.
Author’s website: https://www.dldbooks.com/hubschman/
Synopsis (written by the author):
Danny’s Tide’s big project is in full swing. He’s having an abandoned coal mining town, Century End, rebuilt. The support from local townspeople is overwhelming. But then odd things start occurring on job sites. They’re small at first: undelivered equipment and materials, mislaid tools, minor workers’ accidents.
Danny asks his new bride, Private Investigator Tracy Gayle, to look into it. At that moment, she’s on Long Island, tidying up an older case with the FBI. Danny’s in Northern Pennsylvania, overseeing the decorating of their new East Coast house and preparing for his band’s upcoming tour. His long–time drummer has walked out on him, and he has to find a replacement fast.
When Tracy returns to Pennsylvania, she gets right on the Century End case, but she’s short on time to come up with answers. The small “inconveniences” have grown into much bigger, more dangerous things.
>Description of the cover for blind and visually impaired readers (by Leonore Dvorkin, editor):
On the yellowish–green background of the cover, several buildings of a mining town and a large truck are seen in the distance, with pine trees on the hills and a lake or river in the foreground. There is a dark cloud in the sky. In the right foreground, propped up on the ground, is a large badge that reads “Private Investigator.” The scene evokes mystery and possible menace. The title letters are in dark red at the top, and the author’s name is in white at the bottom. The synopsis is on the back cover in black letters.
And by
MEET ROD CLEMMONS
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The image is a cover featuring Rod Clemmons. The text “ROD CLEMMONS” is prominently displayed at the top. Below this, the text “What’s Up? It’s Me” is positioned at the bottom. Rod is wearing a red and black plaid shirt under a black vest. A decorative pin is attached to the left side of the vest. Rod is holding a cap with his right hand, and a watch is visible on his left wrist. The background includes abstract patterns and shapes.
Pine Bluff Arkansas Native Rod Clemmons, Prepares to Embark on and Release Several new Projects in the New Year, Including a New Contemporary R&B Album, a Holiday Motion Picture, and at least two half hour Television Series
Rod Clemmons, son of the late H.O. Clemmons—renowned coach and Athletic Director Emeritus at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff—and educator Faye Clemmons, debuted his Grammy-nominated R&B album What’s Up? It’s Me in 2018. The title track hit No. 3 on the Adult Contemporary Hot 100 chart.
A blind pianist, music director, songwriter, and voice coach, Clemmons is set to release his sophomore album, Racket, in 2025, with the first single, I Love My Music, dropping early this year. His holiday film, A Jeannie for Christmas, will premiere in late 2025, celebrating educator Jeanne Boyce. He is also co-creating the animated series The Doodie Doos with Grammy-nominated producer Dan Kenneth.
Clemmons is a graduate of the Arkansas School for the Blind and Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music.
Enjoy Rod’s debut album, “What’s Up? It’s Me,” on all streaming audio platforms at: https://rodclemmons.hearnow.com/
View his official music video here, https;//youtu.be/vnGfDq0om9k? si-
Film Endorsements…
From the American Foundation for the Blind
This statement is to endorse the holiday film project, “A Jeannie For Christmas,” created by Rod Clemmons Verdict Records LLC.
As assistant Vice President of Communications for the American Foundation for the Blind, AFB, I currently oversee creative projects at our organization, and we have been impressed by the initial efforts of this project to capture the moving story of Jeannie, Jeanne Boyce, a music teacher at the Arkansas School for the Blind who made such a lasting impact on so many people during her life. We are pleased to learn that as the project progresses there is a genuine desire to cast young actors to provide authenticity on screen as actual blind and low vision students. While blindness is a central theme, we are also pleased that this project does not hang on the trope of blind stereotypes but rather builds off of commitment and passion for service that resonates with the broadest audience.
Anthony Stephens, Vice President of Communications, American Foundation for the Blind, AFB
From The American Council Of The Blind
ACB is proud to support the film project, “A Jeannie For Christmas,” as it is a truly heartwarming story of a teacher who recognized the value and talents of each of her students who happened to be blind. Being able to get more accurate stories about blind and low vision people into the broader societal conscience is so important to improving long term opportunities for people living with vision challenges.
Scott Thornhill Executive Director, American Council of the Blind,
PODCASTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catch Rodd’s latest podcast appearance on Aaron’s Opinion
Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aarons-opinion/id1535839694?i=1000698617674
Announcements from Rod
Rod Clemmons interviews on “Eyes On Success,” podcast in April.
Check out our list of 25 Best Blind Musicians of All Time. You might find yourself as surprised as we are by these artists.
Source: Music Grotto
https://search.app/9czRzmo6GzqCrKju8
https://pattysworlds.com/rod-clemmons-recording-artist-music-and-film-producer/