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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Inner ear infection, bad hair days, vomit and skunk litter pans…

But where to put it. I knew it was coming. Dump my narrow, clear water glass on the carpet? Gross and too small. The wastebasket is actually wicker with large separations, so no. My purse? Open the window screen and vomit outside? But I had already managed to slide the window down so the neig

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Women’s Fiction Books – List of Recommendations

What are women's fiction books by definition? * Women's fiction books are usually written by women, for women. * They are based on the motivation of women's issues and personal drama. * Most often, women's fiction is written sans the typical romance. * Even without this typical roman

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

It’s About Time – just some dad humor…

Once again I will illustrate what an opinionated and callous man he could be. And hysterical, if one could remove their emotions and ego from the situation. This is by far one of his best moments - one of the most humorous dad stories he could have left us with.

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Last Turkey Standing

I see them over there. Two young turkey scouts looking for the hole in the fence. Finding not one hole big enough for a turkey, they flap over. Do turkey fly? IMHO, turkey only fly enough to save themselves or kill themselves, whichever it is remains debatable. But after witnessing the aeronauti

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Winners List for June Book Giveaway

Book winners are on the Book Giveaway List for June 2010. Check the list here. Subscribe to the newsletter (form on side menu) so you will always be entered in the book giveaway.

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Do wild turkeys eat cats?

This cat just couldn't stand it. All those juicy big birds. Why eat a mouse? Two minutes later the cat was flattened to the ground, pretending delirium to save its idiotic life. Because turkeys legs are ninety-inches long and they can run-walk far faster than it can bolt in terror.

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

600 Mother’s Day surprises

I was always surprising my mother. I was born during a blizzard, right in our kitchen and when she was alone. First surprise. Cord around my neck, second. With self-inflicted concussions, broken arms, food poisoning, getting lost, finding wild mice and being bitten, trying to save bats, and on and

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

If only I went to the dentist on the right day….

Frankly, the telephone call at one in the morning should have tipped me off that my day or dentist appointment would hold a glitch. Yes, one a.m., as in after midnight, calling from a restricted number. If only the young lady had not sounded so professional.... if only...

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

BOOK GIVEAWAY BEGINS

The novel giveaway will begin anew in June 2010 using my newsletter subscriber list, ESSA’S LETTERS, which has been combined with the Age of Menopause Blog product giveaway and the Women’s Fiction Blog short stories and essays for women To always be in the book giveways, just subscribe to ESSA’S LET

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Women's Fiction Blog · 1w ago

Fat acceptance story about the plush girl . . .

A health at every size short story on the lies we are told as women. You know, the media, where we 'find out' we are considered defective... less than beautiful. Soooo, did you hear the one about the plush girl? As a supporter of NAAFA, ASDAH, and HAES, I am republishing this one in honor of the sta

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