Inflatable Monday

Posted on November 15, 2021 by Silver James

I feel like I need floaties to keep my ahead above water/all this idiocracy as we begin the week. Our local gas station hiked gas from $2.84 to $3.14. I’m hitting Wallyworld this morning and lord only knows how much stuff has gone up (or will be available) since my trip last week. But hey, those in charge insist everything is under control. Really?

Okay, getting off my soapbox before I devolve into a rant, and no more current affairs. I gave up and had to go back to the news because I was tired of being blindsided, but I try very hard not to drag my readers into the fray. Moving on.

Welpers. College football was crazy this weekend. The real OSU scored big against TCU on the night the amazing Barry Sanders was honored with a statue and his name on the wall of honor, along with retiring his jersey number. They moved up to #9. OU lost to Baylor and ouch. They dropped out of the top ten and their playoff/National Championship hopes are pretty much toast. Ah well. In similar news, Kansas beat Texas. Kansas had only won one game so far. This is apropos to nothing as far as y’all are concerning but us locals and supporters of the Big 12 Conference are biting our lips because OU and Texas announced this year that they are moving to SEC when the current B12 contract runs out. Too bad, so sad.

In other sports news, my Cardinals were named the Best Defensive Team in the National League. Five of them also recieved gold gloves, and one received a platinum glove. It’s how many days to pitcher/catchers reporting?

Still in the midst of my marathon listen to Jayne Castle’s Ghost Hunter/Harmony SciFi/Paranormal/Romance series. The newest book, GUILD BOSS, drops tomorrow. Due to business stuffs, I haven’t been listening as much so it’ll be awhile before I’m ready for the new release.

Speaking of business, MONTANA MOON is completed and is back live on Amazon and is being added to other on-line retailers as I type. All mention of copyrighted characters have been removed and new characters added, along with a bit over 3K new words. Additionally, MOON SHOT is also going wide. It’s basically the same book, with only the back matter updated. As more books come up for KU/Kindle Select renewal, they’ll be going wide too. Next up will be WOLF MOON and DOUBLE CROSS, right around Thanksgiving. That means there’s still a little time to “read for free” with a subscription.

In other writing news, I don’t remember if I’ve mentioned that ALL of the Penumbra Papers are now available to check out from Hoopla, along with MOONSTRUCK: LIES, NIGHT MOVES, and NIGHT FIRE. There is no rhyme or reason to the order that Hoopla accepts them. I’m just glad they are getting there. I use Hoopla as a patron of my local library system. If you have a library card, you might check with your library. The app has digital books, audio books, music, and movies. Pretty handy.

Not much else going on in my neck of the woods. Got some new words in–mostly on the revision of MONTANA MOON though I did manage some on the Boston Wolves. I got my News Page updated on here on the website and got links updated for the two “new” books. I’m still gritiching about whatever time warp we’re currently in and I’m prone to naps lately as a result. Pretty boring stuff. Oh, one last thing. The meme used today is my new favorite. Just sayin’…

How’s your world? Boring? News? What’cha readin’, writing’ or watchin’? Inquiring minds want to know.

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Friday Sinema: Skye Song

Posted on November 12, 2021 by Silver James

I watched “Outlander” for a few seasons. I never read the book, much less the series, though. While I enjoyed the HBO series (for awhile), I found the best part of it was the soundtrack. One of the songs sprinkled throughout is the Celtic folk song, “The Skye Boat Song.” This video popped up at the end of another video I watched, and besides the “commercial” sponsorship, I found the history and the music very interesting. Grab your beverage of choice and settle in for about 10 minutes to learn and listen. Have a great weekend, all!

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Thursday Thoughts: Universal Conspiracy

Posted on November 11, 2021 by Silver James

The world is all topsy-turvy again. There’s so much going on and the number of people who refuse to listen, to see, to understand boggles my mind. Hence my using this emoji — 🤯 — a lot. Along with these: 🙄😱😡🤬 Sometimes, I get lucky and I get to use these: 🤗🥰🤣😉 And sometimes, the Universe drops a message into my inbox that causes me to stop, look, listen, and feel.

Silver, look between the sights, hear between the words, feel between your thoughts, and there you’ll find me conspiring on your behalf, with magic, miracles, and more.

Living between the moments,
The Universe
©www.tut.com

Silver, you are among the VERY BEST “THINGS” that has ever happened to me.

And that’s just how I feel about all of you, my wonderful readers! Y’all are the VERY BEST “THINGS” that have happened to me. I just want y’all to know you are appreciated and cared about even when the world seems so crazy and unreal. So… 😉🤣🥰🤗 Have an awesome day! Pssst. Pass it on. And lest I forget, today is Veteran’s Day. Let’s not forget those who have and are serving in the military to keep us safe despite desperate tolls on them (and their families) personally and professionally. Thank you for your service and prayers of gratitude to those who made the supreme sacrifice in carrying out their duties.

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Wednesday Words: Chaos

Posted on November 10, 2021 by Silver James

The #1lineWed THEME of **CHAOS** pretty much sums up my current writing life. Between final edits on MONTANA MOON and updating two seperate editions–one for Amazon and the other for everyone else, since I’m publishing it in wide distribution. Additionally, I’m trying to keep up with NaNo words and I meant to do some free writing on the theme but I had a different scene to finish and didn’t get around to it. So, I’m grabbng an existing snippet and I can’t remember if I’ve posted here before or not. It was originally written based on a #ThursdayThreads prompt, which is a flash fiction challenge sponsored by a writer friend, Siobhan Muir. Anyway, this is a visit with Devlin and Kathleen–sort of, as we’re strictly in Dev’s brain. He’s an enforcer for the Boston Wolves and Kathleen…well, just keep reading. FYI, I didn’t post Kathleen’s half of this scene. Her backstory is raw brutal and there’s a lot revealed in the words that follow these. They’ll wait for the book.
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Devlin took one look at her and his immediate thought was, Fuck me. She was a cop’s widow. A cop he put six feet in the ground. The guy was a wrong cop but still. He’d killed her husband. He recognized her the minute he walked in the place. She’d been all over the news a year ago. The grieving widow. The Boston Police Department let her have the glory, even though they knew the truth about her scumbag husband. Hell, they all knew. Even that bevy of hens cackling around her now. Her friends. Two of ’em had been bangin’ Tommy the whole time. And she’d been the clueless, sweet little wife. A fucking kindergarten teacher before they got married, for Chrissakes.

Their party was a loud one. What did they call it now? Bachelorette party. One of the bitches was getting married. Not Kathleen though. They’d obviously dragged her out. Decided it would be good for her to dip her pretty little painted toes back into life. She’d mourned the asshole for a year, yeah? Time t’find a new man. Dev knew the way they were thinkin’.

He also knew exactly what had gone on behind the closed doors and shuttered windows of the house she’d shared with her husband. He stalked Tommy Gallagher for weeks, as man and wolf both. He heard. He saw. And he waited. Then he followed the boss’s orders and pulled the trigger. With no regrets. Until now. Because her she was.

Once a month, the club gave the girls a night off and brought in the boys. Horny women lined up around the block t’get in. The Borus made a killin’ off high-priced fancy drinks and the mob’s lads got the chance to nail the ladies in the VIP rooms. With the widow’s group, things had gone from rowdy to chaos and the manager had called Mick. Mick called Dev. The bugger always called him to keep a lid on things. And t’kill bad cops.

Her name was Kathleen Gallagher and his fuckin’ cock let him know it was alive and kickin’ every time he saw her picture. Havin’ her sittin’ across the room where he could all but fill his lungs with the scent of her, and the damn thing was doin its damnedest to bust the zipper on his britches. His feckin’ wolf wasn’t behavin’ much better. He had t’focus to keep his animal half buried because the damn thing was scratchin’ at his skin t’come out and play. With her.
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And there you have it. I can honestly say that Devlin’s emotions are a little chaotic at the moment. Writers and readers both, any chaos to share today?

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Tuesday Treats & Titles: Fish & Chips with a Twist

Posted on November 9, 2021 by Silver James

Don’t you just love it when you’re in the middle of cooking and someone rushes in and shoves a book (in whatever format) in front of your nose and says, “You HAVE to read this!!!.” Technically speaking, I’m not doing that. That said, you might just love both the recipe AND the book`.

Total Time: 25 Min.
Prep Time: 10 Min.
Cook Time: 15 Min.
4 servings

Turn seafood into see-them-love-it food with our Fish and Chips with a Twist. This fish and chips recipe combines the fish and the chips in one dish!

What You Need
1-1/2 cups crushed salt & vinegar kettle-cooked potato chips
1/4 cup MIRACLE WHIP Dressing
4 cod fillet s (1 lb.)

Let’s Make It
1 – Heat oven to 400ºF.
2 – Spray baking sheet with cooking spray. Place crushed chips in shallow dish.
3 – Brush dressing onto both sides of 1 fish fillet, then dip in crushed chips, turning to evenly coat both sides of fillet with chips. Place on prepared baking sheet.
4 – Repeat with remaining fish fillets.
5 – Bake 12 to 15 min. or until fish flakes easily with fork.

Kitchen Tips
Tip 1 – Serving Suggestion: Serve with a mixed green salad tossed with your favorite KRAFT Dressing.

Tip 2 – Substitute: Prepare using your favorite variety of potato chips.

My Food & Family has awesome recipes and you can click over for all the nutritional info on this one. Since Sade spent some time in the British Isles during her last exploits and since this recipe is even easy and quick enough that she could maybe handle it… “I heard that, Silver! I can throw raw fish into crumbled up chips and then put it in the oven so there!” … 🤫 Yeah, don’t anybody hold their breath. … “I HEARD that! Jeez, I get nooo effing respect around here.” … Anyway, this recipe is a tasty and easy twist on “fish and chips” no matter where you eat them. I bet these fillets would be tasty with a little malt vinegar sprinkled on them while eating. Yum! Okay, if you are curious about Sade’s adventures and her Scooby Gang of intrepid Magicks, including the sexy vampire Sinjen, you can grab her latest book, GHOSTS & THE ANCIENT STONES by clicking on the title or either photo depicting the cover. She’s all over the place chasing down the wicked wizard who painted a target on our favorite FBI agent’s back.

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The Monday I Hate the Most

Posted on November 8, 2021 by Silver James

Welcome to DST. NOT!!!!! I hate this whole “fall back” thing. I have enough trouble getting my body to cooperate when it comes to sleep and now the infernaleral government insists on perpetuation this myth. I heard one pundit praise it because it gives farmers more daylight. In the winter. When most of their crops are fallow. And guess what! Most famers have farm equipment with lights now. No more mules an or draft horses pulling plows. Oh, and the farm animals? This whole hour back and forth thing doesn’t mean a blessed thing. Sunrise is sunrise and sundown is sundown. They can’t read a clock! SOMEBODY in Washington (and Europe too because they’re debating this whole time debacle) do something that actually makes sense. KTHXBYE.

In other news, the real OSU moved up in the polls after another win this weekend–up 1 spot from 11th to 10th.. My Pokes are on a roll but they have 3 tough games in the weeks ahead, including in-state Bedlam rival OU, which didn’t move because they had a bye week. Baseball’s done except for hirings and firings and winter trades until mid-February when pitchers and catchers report and then the rest of the players report around my birthday. I already miss baseball. Also, since I’m basically politically incorrect (and have a significant degree of Indian blood and am married to an Indian), congratulations to the Atlanta Braves! They took the World Serious in 6. Keep that chant and chop goin’.

After watching the numbers last month and this, though we’re only a week into November, I’ve decided to take my remaining books out of Kindle Unlimited on Amazon. Most days, I can sell one book and make the same (or more) royalty as what I’m getting on KU. With the little authors make per page read ($.004), people would have to read 518 pages to equal the royalty received on one book sold at a $2.99 price point. The ROI (Return On Investmen) no longer makes sense. I’ll be taking each book wide through Draft2Digital as they come off KU, so they won’t go live in any sort of order. Today is not the time for a full lesson on the inner workings of KU. I made some money there–to begin with–but I believe my better course forward is with wide distribution.

Speaking of reading, who has–or knows what HOOPLA is? 🙋🏼‍♀️ Hoopla Digital is a streaming service for ebooks, autdio books, music, and movies. It’s accessed through your local library, if your library subscribes. I’m really lucky that my library system has a great digital library I can tape into but I can often find books on Hoopla that are NOT in my library’s local system. There are also times when there’s a waiting list for a new release at the library when I can grab a copy off Hoopla without having to wait. You might want to check into. I’m slowly getting my independent books accepted there. All of the Penumbra Papers are available, along with MOONSTRUCK: LIES. Hopefully, all my books will make it sooner or later. And yes, I do get paid per checkout there.

On the personal reading/listening front, I finished the re-listens and the new release in Lauren Dane’s Diablo Lake series. Wolf shifters and witches with a touch of southern sweet tea and lavender. They aren’t as sexy as her usual fare and the relationship angst is low. They’re sweet romances with sexy bits, some intrigue and very likeable characters. I’m now embarking on a relisten of Jayne Castle’s Gosthunter/Harmony series. There’s a new book in that series dropping on the 16th so yay!

LG is so good to me. He put new “rubber” on Drover, ie. he replaced front and rear windshield wiper blades on my Highlander, and then he topped off my tank. He is soooo totally a keeper! Which is probably a good thing considering how long I’ve kept him… 😉

I probably should save this for a Friday Free-For-All post but whatever. Does anyone else get down to the bottom of both the dip carton AND the potato chip bag and decide to dump the chips into the carton, grab a spoon, stir it up, and eat away? I totally do that. When no one is around to see, of course.

Not much else is going on my world. I’m working on NaNoWriMo words in MOONSTRUCK MAFIA: BOSTON as well as finishing up the revisions on MONTANA MOON. I hope to have it live at least in a few places by the end of the week. Saturday was siren test, Mexican restaurant lunch with the Kids and a loooong nap. I guess I was getting ready for the time change. Ugh. That’s it for me today. What about y’all? Anything new, noteworthy, boring or worth ranting about? Any weird “culinary” habits you want to share?

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Friday Free-For-All

Posted on November 5, 2021 by Silver James

Another week closer to the end of 2021. Not sure how I feel about that. I do know that I closely resemble the cat over there. 😉 Since it’s Friday, I thought I’d share some totally random thoughts, links, and stuffs. To get us started, here’s a feel-good story/video for the day. Mozel Tov! It’s about a woman who adopts a very special…dog. I would have brought Mozel Tov home in a heartbeat!

Speaking of animals…
But what about the dog/cat/horse/insert critter type here? … I read a news story sometime back. A person on vacation took her Golden Retriever for a walk. Her husband reported her missing later that day. State police recovered her body sometime later from a nearby river. There was no mention of the dog. What happened to the dog?!? Did s/he return home and that’s how the husband knew there was trouble? Did the dog run away? Did it jump in the river and drown too? There’s an adage that is frequently passed along to new writers: Don’t kill the dog! It just pisses off the reader. I’m sorry for the lady and her family, but…I really want to know what happened to the dog! Okay, part of that is caused by my writer’s brain but mostly, it’s due to my fondness for critters.

Speaking of critters, this CHEEZBURGER post offers up 22 Animal Squads That Look Like They’re About To Drop A Bangin’ Mixtape

Heard a line in a book about coffee that made me laugh: Only two kinds of people drink coffee black–criminals and cops.

Harlequin posted an interesting question on Twitter the other day: Would you rather love a book everyone hates or hate a book everyone loves? I’m not sure either position is a comfortable one. I think it’s probably easier to “defend” loving a book than it is hating a book in the face of all the rabid fans. That said, I often find myself either DNFing or not rating a book that so many people have raved about. *koff50shadeskofftwilightkoff* I’m also the first to admit that I have eclectic tastes in reading material and those preferences, like my humor is all subjective.

Speaking of “Twilight”…this Twitter thread that was reproduced on Cheesburger made me laugh, because Twilight characters as dogs? Yeah…I’m totally there!

And finally, a PSA! You’d think as situationally aware as I am, and with my background, I’d have known about this or figured it out. If you are ever lost while hiking, get stranded with a broken down car, etc and you notice your cell phone is either low on juice or has no signal, here is a tip that very well may save your life. Change the voicemail on your phone to a message that gives your approximate location, the time, the date, your situation (lost, out of gas, car broken down, injured, etc.) and any special instructions such as you are staying with the car, you are walking toward a town, etc…. The best part of this is that even if your cell phone dies or stops working, voicemail still works, so anyone calling your phone looking for you will hear the message and know where to find you or where to send help. In other words, DON’T BE THIS GUY! (the story’s about a lost Colorado hiker who didn’t answer his phone–rescuers were called–because he didn’t recognize the numbers.

On that note, go out and enjoy your weekend. Even if that means staying in, snuggled up on the couch with a good book, movie or sports event on the tube.

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Thursday Thoughts: Universal Time

Posted on November 4, 2021 by Silver James

Guess what happens at 2 a.m. Sunday morning? I’ll give you three guesses and the first two don’t count. I’ll wait…

…

Why, yes! It is the arrival of Daylight Savings Time. Or the return to Standard Time. Or whatever!?!?!?! Why is the government still torturing us with this nonsense? Y’all, I don’t care which gets used, just stop the madness of switching back and forth. Seriously! On that note, I had to laugh when this popped up in my inbox. Fitting, no?

If you take your time, Silver, you’ll have more of it.

Wei-i-i-r-d,
The Universe
©www.tut.com

And if you love each day, Silver… actually, it doesn’t matter what the consequences are, huh? They won’t be any sweeter than you in love with each day.

So, we fall back, right? Does this mean I’ll be awake at 4 a.m. now? If so, I’m totally not going to be in love with each day. That noted, there is something to think about what the big U has to say on the topic. What about y’all? Are you a fan of DST?

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Wednesday Words: Telescopic Vision

Posted on November 3, 2021 by Silver James

Well, that was fun! And it got me 652 new words! Another 1K and I’ll hit my NaNoWriMo goal for the day. (Caveat, I’m typing this yesterday–Tuesday. I’ll need another 1667 words today. 😆 ) So…the #1lineWed THEME for today is **TELESCOPE**. Since I’m writing mob Wolves instead of astronomers or pirates. So with that in mind, I set down to do a little free writing and voila! New words. Not sure where this scene fits into the whole, but I’ll find a place. FYI, Fiona was rescued by the Boru Wolves (named for their mob boss, Brian “Boru” O’Hara), and Maura is the Assistant District Attorney gunning for Ronan O’Connor. 😉
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Fiona was lost. And a little afraid. There were so many people pressing around her, all talking loudly and jostling. She tried to understand the huge map handing above her head. Buses. Trains. Which was which and where did they go. She stepped back and stumbled as she knocked into a warm body.

“Oh, mercy,” she cried, whipping around. “My apologies, surely!”

The woman she’d rammed straightened and seeing the tears in her eyes offered a smile. “No harm done.” She gazed about the area. “You’re not from around here, are you.”

“I’m not, no. An’ t’tell the truth, I’m a wee bit lost.” Fiona offered a shy smile. “Truth be told, I’m a lot lost.”

“No worries. Where are you trying to go?”

And wasn’t that the question. She’d been angry at Bowie and had slammed out of the apartment. She’d walked all the way to the bay and then foolishly caught a bus. She couldn’t remember the name of the street where Bowie’s flat was located. She racked her brain.

“I think I’m lookin’ for Telescope Hill.” The lady curled her lips between her teeth. “Ya ken go ahead an’ laugh. I’m stayin’ with…friends an’ I’m an absolute dolt for not knowin’ the address nor how t’get back there. They were talkin’ about a place called Telescope Hill an’ I know it’s close. If I could get there, I can find my way to their flat.”

“Could it possibly be Telegraph Hill? Over in Dorchester Heights?”

Fiona considered. “Maybe? There’s a park and a white tower.”

The woman nodded. “That sounds like Thomas Park.”

“There’s a pub nearby.” Fiona suddenly brightened. “Tis painted green.”

The woman laughed. “I’m sorry. That could describe half the bars in Boston.”

“I’ve only walked past it. My friend…he hangs there with his mates. I think it’s called Clancy’s?”

The woman narrowed her eyes and gave Fiona a penetrating look. “Your friend hangs out at Clancy’s?”

The change in the woman’s demeanor scared her a bit and she eased back a step. Her instincts screamed for her to run but the woman grabbed her arm. For someone who looked all beautiful and gentrified in her business suit and briefcase, she was certainly strong.

“Let me go,” she whispered, eyes wide with fear..

Maura inhaled to regain some control the moment she realized she’d scared this girl. “It’s okay,” she assured. “I won’t hurt you. My name is Maura Brannigan. What’s yours?”

“Fee. Everyone calls me Fee.”

“I bet that’s short for Fiona, yes?” At the girl’s nod, Maura discovered she was more curious than concerned. The girl looked healthy, just lost and scared. The fact she was probably fresh off the boat, so to speak, could mean any number of things. “Come with me. I’ll buy you a coffee and we can talk. Then I’ll make sure that you get home safe and sound.”

They stepped into a nearby coffee shop. Maura ordered for them both then settled at a table in the far corner, with plenty of empty tables around it.

“Are you safe?” she asked as the girl took a sip of her vanilla latte. She got big eyes in response.

“Dear Mary but that’s good,” Fiona breathed. She ducked her head and looked up from under a curtain of wavy red hair. “Yah,” she whispered. “For the first time in forever, I’m safe.” She sighed. “I got mad and took off, like a bloomin’ igit.” She chewed her bottom lip. “Bowie’s gonna be so worried.”

Maura pulled out her cell phone. “Do you know his number?”

Tears sprang once more in Fiona’s eyes. She shook her head. “Total igit.”

Knowing she had no choice, Maura punched in a number she should not know by heart, and she ignored the way that heart lurched when a gruff male voice answered, “O’Connor.”

“Are any of your boys missing a sweet little redhead?”
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And there you have it. Writers, any of your characters in need of a telescope? Readers, do you ever stargaze?

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Tueday Treats and Titles: Loaded Baked Potato Cheese Crisps

Posted on November 2, 2021 by Silver James

There’s still at least one more World Series game, and there’s lots of football and that other sport that happens this time of year (yeah, not a basketball fan but whatever…) and these quick and easy snacks are perfect for munching.

Total Time: 20 Min.
Prep Time: 15 Min.
Cook Time: 5-8 Min.
11 servings, 4 crisps each

Try these Loaded Baked Potato Cheese Crisps for a savory appetizer. Top crispy potato chips with cheddar cheese and bacon in this flavorful Loaded Baked Potato Cheese Crisps recipe.

What You Need
1 pkg. (8 oz.) KRAFT Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese
4 slices cooked OSCAR MAYER Bacon, crumbled
1 cup finely crushed sour cream & onion potato chips

Let’s Make It
1 – Heat oven to 375°F.
2 – Combine ingredients.
3 – Drop into 44 mounds, 1 inch apart, onto parchment-covered baking sheets, using about 1 Tbsp. cheese mixture for each mound. Flatten slightly with back of spoon.
4 – Bake 5 to 8 min. or until golden brown. Cool on baking sheet 2 min. Remove to wire racks; cool completely.

Kitchen Tips
Tip 1 – Serving Suggestion: Serve on a cheese platter along with grapes and your favorite PLANTERS Nuts.

Tip 2 – How to Crush the Potato Chips: Use pulsing action of food processor to process the chips until finely crushed. Or, place chips in resealable plastic bag. Squeeze excess air from bag, then seal bag. Crush chips into crumbs by rolling a rolling pin over bag until chips are finely crushed.

My Tips: 4 doesn’t seem like enough for a serving. Several reviewers have doubled the recipe. One used Pringles turkey bacon to cut down on sodium and fat. Another added more chips because she wanted more potato flavor. I get the feeling this is an easy recipe to play with.

My Food and Family came to the rescue with this one so click over to get all the details. And I want y’all to know, Hannah Jackson McIntire was turning cartwheels in her yard when I showed this recipe to her. “F*cking A! Something I can fix!!!”** So yeah, if Hannah can make this, anyone can. If you like quite a bit of Hannah’s story, along with her mate Mac’s, check out MOONSTRUCK: SECRETS. It’s a “compendium” novel with two short novels (BLOOD MOON and BAD MOON) and chapters that weren’t included in either of those books. You can click over to BOOKS2READ to find your favorite on-line store. Or, you can click on the cover or the pic with the yummies! What about y’all? Are you always looking for easy-peasy yummies?

**Caveat: Mac and Liam took the blender away from her because she forgot to put the top on it before turning it on. She did much better with the rolling pin method. Also, less clean-up, so that’s a win!

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