Patricia Rosemoor
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Re: Written in the Stars (9:12pm August 28, 2013):
Kai -- I saw Aida in Chicago before it went to Broadway. I don't, however, remember the song. Now I'm going to have to go find it and listen to it :)
Great how many of you believe in destiny & that you've experienced it. I hope everyone gets to at least once in her life.
Re: Written in the Stars (6:58pm August 28, 2013):
Hi, Linda -- it's the first book we wrote together, but we each have substantial backlist. You don't need a reader to read it. Amazon will let you read it "in the cloud," meaning on your computer. You can also download a Kindle App for your desktop if you prefer that.
Re: Written in the Stars (6:07pm August 28, 2013):
This is all such fun. Sherrill's idea for our blog was a great one.
Re: Written in the Stars (4:28pm August 28, 2013):
Such nice comments from you all, and what an incredible surprise to hear your story Patricia. I just read it to Sherrill over the phone because she's not somewhere she can read it at the moment. Just know I'm smiling. :)
Re: Written in the Stars (11:17am August 28, 2013):
Good morning, ladies, and good luck to you all :)
Re: Holiday in Crimson (2:35pm November 25, 2012):
Patricia -- what a fascinating story. I'm sure it's a Christmas you'll never forget.
Alyson -- Sorry, but Santa gets into trouble with me again. NIGHTMARE IN CRIMSON will be published in early December. This time he gets run over by 8 tiny reindeer :) Okay, I'm horrible, I know. I'm laughing.
Re: Holiday in Crimson (12:06pm November 25, 2012):
Sandra --Your thimble Christmas tree sounds really neat.
Patricia and Sue -- love the ornaments that have memories :)
Re: Holiday in Crimson (1:24am November 25, 2012):
Cindy, Catherine and Christine -- Happy Holidays and thanks for commenting. Catherine -- how awful all your holiday treasures are gone. Enjoy your movie with Cary Grant :)
Re: Holiday in Crimson (8:21pm November 24, 2012):
Ann -- this reminds me of the Unitarian church where I was married. They used to do a Christmas Eve program and hand out candles. So for part of the service, everyone in the church had a lit candle.
Re: Holiday in Crimson (8:19pm November 24, 2012):
Felicia, Diane, Shirley and Mary - I hope all the people you love are at your side on Christmas.
Kai - I'm glad your mom is okay, and I know that Christmas will always be in your heart.
Julie -- you just made me hungry for Christmas cookies. I used to do dozens and dozens and give them out as small gifts. Then I used to make several kind...and now I don't make them at all. How many points in one cookie???
Kathy - good luck!
Julie -
Re: Holiday in Crimson (5:55pm November 24, 2012):
Sheila, Patricia, Pam and Cynthia - enjoy the holidays with your families!
Mary - I know I saw Santa because there's a photo of me at 2 or 3 on Santa's lap, but I don't know who brought me.
Victoria - one of my aunts was married to a twin. So the twins pulled a fast one on the kids. One would be Santa and the other one would take turns playing the two brothers. I figured it out but never knew which one was doing what. :)
Shelly - I'm so pleased you enjoy my books. Good luck!
Re: Holiday in Crimson (1:35pm November 24, 2012):
Anna & Colleen -- I hope you have many such memories to come.
Ruth -- When I had my first apartment, I put my friends to work with glue and glitter and plain ornaments and got some really pretty ones. I still have a few that the cats didn't bat around and break :)
Re: Holiday in Crimson (12:50pm November 24, 2012):
Nancy, good luck! The prize is one of my backlist books.
Re: Holiday in Crimson (12:48pm November 24, 2012):
Xandra -- believe it or not, one of our radio stations has been playing non-stop Christmas music since the beginning of November!
Cathy -- I think all kids snoop before Christmas, trying to figure out what they're getting. And I'll bet most parents know it because they did it, too. Hope you like Holiday in Crimson.
Kathleen -- thanks for the good wishes. Happy Holidays to you, too.
Re: Holiday in Crimson (10:30am November 24, 2012):
Thanks, Kimberly -- this is one of my favorite covers ever. It makes me smile every time I look at it.
Joelle -- I love the "itchy clothes" comment. :)
Clare -- I loved Dublin. My late husband and I spent ten days around Thanksgiving in Ireland in the mid-nineties. Of course when we got to Dublin and Temple Bar, it was raining. But rain couldn't spoil our mood. We had such a great holiday vacation!
Beth -- that sounds really great. I was my aunt's person when she had to be moved to a nursing home. So I know how important little things are to the elderly who don't have anyone to care for them.
Linda -- enjoy your new grandson!
Bonnie & Mary -- good luck!
Re: Born To Be Wild (11:57am October 18, 2012):
Kai -- good for you. Swimming is great for bad knees, if you didn't know that.
Re: Born To Be Wild (9:56am October 16, 2012):
Carole -- have fun!
Clare -- if I hadn't had such good times, I wouldn't have continued riding. The horse didn't literally throw me. The grass was wet, and she slipped and lost her footing. Pure accident. But the caution about the hard hat is right. It saved me.
Danielle -- good luck to you.
Christine -- good that you overcame the fear.
Re: Born To Be Wild (12:32pm October 16, 2012):
Linda -- Your girth wasn't tight enough. That happened to my husband once. I watched as he went sideways with the saddle. When you put the saddle on a horse, it often will puff with air so that the girth isn't too tight. So after you get on, you lift your leg and tighten the girth before setting out. Sorry you had a fall that spoiled riding for you. I was just nuts. I kept getting back on. :)
Kimberly and Amy, good luck. But know the winner will get a backlist book -- something I wrote for Harlequin Intrigue. But it will have horses.
Re: Born To Be Wild (6:31pm October 15, 2012):
Pat -- you could just close your eyes over the 7 mile bridge...unless you're driving. Then I wouldn't suggest it :)
Anna -- a lot of people don't like addressing a crowd. I teach, and I can tell you that loosened me up talking before people I don't know pretty fast.
George -- that would be scary at any age! I hope you didn't get hurt!
Susan -- oh, so sorry about that fall. The incident where they carried me off the field -- I didn't let go, either, and was subsequently kicked in the head. Luckily, I was wearing a hard hat because I was working with my trainer on jumping.
Shelly -- Thanks and good luck!
Karen -- Sounds like you've had some interesting experiences. Serious riders probably usually do.
Re: Born To Be Wild (1:54pm October 15, 2012):
Debbi -- Hope you enjoy it.
Terri -- Stop laughing and try it! Just make sure they give you a calm, gentle horse. And yes, they do exist. Though, personally, I like the feisty ones. :)
Ruth -- I was just teasing. I can't say if I would try it or not since I've never walked a suspension bridge. My balance isn't the best. Unless I'm on horse, of course.
Teresa -- I'm scared of heights, too. Getting on a ladder to change a light bulb makes my stomach clench. And I've never taken the ladder up to the flat roof of my 2 flat, either. The thought of being up there makes my head spin. But years ago, in the Swiss Alps, two friends and I were having a picnic when a guy asked for our help -- they'd had a climbing accident and he had to get his friends off the mountain, but no car would stop to help him. We went out on a 6 foot wide ledge with at least a 1000 ft. drop. And bizarrely, the only thing that bothered me was whether or not we could really get the third guy back to the road alive when the fog descended and it started raining. Bizarre how one can ignore the dangers in a crisis situation.
Re: Born To Be Wild (1:00pm October 15, 2012):
Rebecca/Ruth -- knowing some of the things you've done traveling...okay, so you had to walk over the gorge, I assume? Sounds like fun. :)
Clare -- Okay, skydiving is way beyond my comfort level! Good for you!
Elizabeth -- Yes, you always have to be careful around horses. They don't always mean to hurt you, but they are just so big! I'm glad you're willing to try again.
Re: Born To Be Wild (9:04am October 15, 2012):
Kathleen, I can't speak to your injury, but just after I started riding, I had an accident (not riding) and needed major knee surgery -- this was right before arthroscopic surgery. When I asked the doctor when I could ride again, he didn't want to hear about it. But horse crazy as I was, I did anyway and he was shocked at my 6 month visit when I wasn't limping. He thought my knee was done. That took another 20some years. Yes, I did have a knee replacement. And now I want to ride again, but don't know if I will.
Rachel, I get your fear after an accident like that. It's the way I felt about getting back on a horse after that accident. But Suicide Hill gave me the courage to jump again :)
Bonnie -- glad you're interested in the book. Very exciting for me to start a new venture with Dead Sexy.
Beth -- been there, too, with my husband. Good for him that he's hiking again.
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