Sunday, March 31, 2019
Friday, March 29, 2019
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Just Her Poetry
I’d like to welcome good bud and fellow
author D. L. Finn with her new release JUST HER POETRY Seasons of a Soul. I just started reading this and it is truly lovely. The poems scoop you up and sit you in the middle of nature.
Thank
you, Sandra, for having me on your blog to celebrate the release of my first
poetry book, “Just Her Poetry Seasons of a Soul." To tell your followers a little about myself here are some
Finn Facts:
1.
I am a huge fan of “Happily Ever After” in
movies and books.
2.
I proudly have my great-grandparents 50th
Anniversary Cake Topper in my china cabinet. I plan to use it for my own
50th Wedding Anniversary!
Blurb:
Take
a journey with D.L. Finn as she blends her love of nature with her deepest
emotions. Sit with her on the forest floor observing its tranquil beauty, or
stroll along the ocean’s shore admiring the vastness of its horizon. Here in
these peaceful moments you’ll be able to experience her thoughts and feelings
in the light—and in the darkness. This is a thought-provoking collection of
poetry that invites the reader into all the seasons of a soul.
Excerpt
from NATURE Spring and Summer:
PLANT
Today is the
first warm day of spring
I step outside
excited to sit in the sun
The bare trees
are starting to bud
Green pine
needles reach for the clear blue sky.
Birds are
singing, while gathering for their nests
The bees find
daffodils and lilies to satisfy their hunger
The bear has
awakened from its winter nap,
Tipping over its
first full garbage can.
Pine cones
scattered amongst those littered from fall
The air heavy
with rebirth, it’s time to plant my seeds
Not just
introducing them to the soil, but in my mind
To grow and
thrive like the magical landscape around me
Nurtured in love
and hope for another season of growth
When mistakes and
lessons are the fertile base
As I reach for
the stars with my dreams
Spring reminds me
that all is possible if you just plant it.
D.L.
Finn is an independent California local who encourages everyone to embrace
their inner child. She was born and raised in the foggy Bay Area, but in 1990
relocated with her husband, kids, dogs, and cats to the Sierra foothills in
Nevada City, CA. She immersed herself in reading all types of books, but
especially loved romance, horror, and fantasy. She always treasured creating
her own reality on paper. Finally, being surrounded by towering pines, oaks,
and cedars, her creativity was nurtured until it bloomed. Her creations vary
from children’s books, young adult fantasy, and adult paranormal romance to an
autobiography with poetry. She continues on her adventures with an open
invitation for her readers to join her.
D.L. Finn Links:
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Monday-Tuesday
THIS AND THAT
Over the weekend my tulips started popping open.
The second and third picture are of the same tulip taken two hours apart.
AND...
I received a lovely review on Montana Shootists. It stood out to me for two reasons: The reviewer mentioned she wasn't much on writing reviews but had fun and wanted to share AND since she was in the military there were aspects of the story she could relate to. Always good to know when writing on something that you've researched but haven't experienced first hand. Whew.
AND...
My brother, who had been readmitted to the hospital for liver problems again, was released over the weekend. Any prayers and positive energy for him are appreciated.
AND...
My daughter and SIL are buying their first house. Very exciting.
AND....
I had surgical removal of an erupted tooth and a bone graft in my mouth last week and the HH did a remarkably great job as caregiver. Yes, I am ready for some solid food:) Heh.
Over the weekend my tulips started popping open.
The second and third picture are of the same tulip taken two hours apart.
AND...
I received a lovely review on Montana Shootists. It stood out to me for two reasons: The reviewer mentioned she wasn't much on writing reviews but had fun and wanted to share AND since she was in the military there were aspects of the story she could relate to. Always good to know when writing on something that you've researched but haven't experienced first hand. Whew.
AND...
My brother, who had been readmitted to the hospital for liver problems again, was released over the weekend. Any prayers and positive energy for him are appreciated.
AND...
My daughter and SIL are buying their first house. Very exciting.
AND....
I had surgical removal of an erupted tooth and a bone graft in my mouth last week and the HH did a remarkably great job as caregiver. Yes, I am ready for some solid food:) Heh.
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Friday, March 22, 2019
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Friday, March 15, 2019
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Friday, March 8, 2019
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
IWSG Wednesday
The
first Wednesday of every month is officially IWSG day. Members post about their
doubts and fears, discuss struggles and triumphs, and offer words of
encouragement to others who are struggling.
FYI: The IWSG monthly question can be found
under the IWSG Sign-up tab on the Insecure Writer's Support Group Blog.
The March 6 question
– Whose perspective do you like to write from best, the protagonist or the
antagonist? And why?
My first loyalty is
to my protagonist, but shedding light on the antagonist and showing more than
one side of his or her personality is both important and fun.
FYI: I’m still on
the lookout for Beta Readers for a Western and a Western Romance. Thanks to those who have volunteered:)
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