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Author Archives: carolynrae
Consider Carefully Before Voting
Do you want dramatic change or do you want to preserve the values of our forefathers? This will be my one and only venture into political comment. As fiction writer, I have been advised to never comment publicly about politics, … Continue reading
Fall Treats and a Reminder
Don’t forget, you can receive Romancing the Vet at a bargain price of $.99, pre-order from ibooks (Apple), Kobo, or Barnes & Noble before September 26th. https://books2read.com/u/mBGEGD (Universal link) Plan to attend the Launch Party for Romancing the Vet on Thursday, … Continue reading
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Tagged a suspense novel, Chili Recipe, Fall Treats, Hot Chocolate Recipe, Romancing the Vet
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A Dangerous Surprise and a Nice Place to Visit
In my next book, Romancing the Vet, my heroine, Amanda, picks up a retired racing greyhound to foster at a vet’s office close to the Mexican border, but something doesn’t seem right with the dog. Unfortunately, when she gets home, … Continue reading
Cooking with and without the Instant Pot
Like so many of you, I have time on my hands. Instead of doing those odd jobs I keep putting off, I’ve been trying new recipes, most from Taste of Home magazine. Those are recipes from homemakers all over the … Continue reading
Virus story with happy ending
Newly divorced, Heather McKinley is thrilled to discover she’s finally pregnant. Brilliant CDC researcher, Daniel Whistler, cares about her and consoles her after her miscarriage. Together, they search for the fanatic dispersing the dangerous sterility virus in U.S. cities and … Continue reading
Make Blueberry Coffee Cake without my mistake
I had some blueberries and sour cream to use up, because 1 cup containers were hard to find, and I had used half for Swedish Meatballs. So, I tried a new recipe for blueberry coffee cake. The directions called for … Continue reading
My Wonderful Neighbors
A few days ago, my doorbell rang, and there was my next door neighbor with her son, about twelve years old. They brought in three bags. I found all these groceries plus some bottled water and bananas. When I asked … Continue reading
Hunker down with low calorie banana bread.
This recipe is from my cookbook, There IS Life After Lettuce, which I designed for heart patients and diabetics as my husband has heart problems and my two co-authors, Pepper Durcholz and Alberta Gentry (now deceased) were diabetic. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged Banana Bread, Delicious Banana Bread, Low Calorie Banana Bread
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Celebrating Mardi Gras Kid Style
Last Wednesday at the Village Library, where I tutor, the director, Lola Nelson-Spay, told the kids about Mardi Gras. She mentioned the King Cake, which is traditionally served. A bead, a coin or a tiny baby doll to represent Jesus … Continue reading
