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7 comments posted.

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (3:10am August 29, 2009):

WOW! So many new and wonderful comments since last time I popped by.

HUGE THANX to everyone for you interest and congrats for my books. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them!

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:53pm August 27, 2009):

Alyson, the costumes were what really drew me to the 1485 period. Like my heroine, I LOVED the paintings in the Academia museum that depicted Venetian street scenes from the 15th and 16th centuries.

Rosemary, what a FUN thing to do with the puzzle!! I should try that sometime, but I haven't worked a jigsaw puzzle in years. Hope I remember how!

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:45pm August 27, 2009):

Cindy, none of my immediate family (except my son)lives close enough to drop by for a chat. Most of the time, this is fine by me, but I do miss seeing the little ones and all their excitement over everything. :-)

DeeAnn, a pay raise is BIG CAUSE for celebration! Can I come to your place and join the fun?!?!

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:39pm August 27, 2009):

Sigrun, I hope the story will make you feel like you are in Venice again. I visited in Feb. right after Carnevale so that is when the story is set.

Margay, CONGRATS on your daughter's graduation! Definitely something to celebrate and even though you will miss her, there are lots of POSITIVE things about ye olde empty nest.

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:34pm August 27, 2009):

Erica, you and those 45,000 others have a lot to celebrate! With my son, the NFL draft day is cause for major celebration. For me, it is the Daytona 500. VROOM VROOM!

Fanny, I'm so glad you are recovered! There is nothing like a serious (or sometimes even a not-too-serious) illness to make us truly appreciate every day.

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:28pm August 27, 2009):

April, I like your idea of celebrating just for the heck of it! If travel counts as celebrating, then the DH and I do that a lot. ;-)

Jeanette, a little celebration with the grandkids sounds like lots of FUN! I'm envious.

AC

Re: The Treasures Of Venice (2:24pm August 27, 2009):

Hi Everyone!

Thanx a bunch for stopping by to say hi, and thanx even more for the compliments about my books! Good luck to everyone and I hope you all enjoy reading them.

Aunty Cindy

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