John Quinlan is a fitness, art and fashion model of German and Irish descent from Boston, Massachusetts. He is a former bodybuilder and professional wrestler. He has appeared in a wide variety of publications, from fitness magazines to Children’s books (He was … Continue reading
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Friday’s post is going to set a record for number of images associated with an interview! So many, in fact, that I’ve decided to put all of them here in this preview, and I’ll pick out a wide selection to … Continue reading
Before I even started this blog, I would occasionally pose a SyFy Question of the Day to my facebook friends. Sometimes, it was directly related to what I was writing, and I really did want some input to help me decide what direction … Continue reading
Yesterday I was feeling somewhat lovey towards my hubby, and thinking about composing a blog post about how much I appreciate his support and love not only with my burgeoning writing career, but life in general. Then he went and … Continue reading
I got interview questions back from John Quinlan today, and the collection of photos is growing ever larger! One request was to have a pic of John in a kilt, but alas, there is none. John however, being the sweet … Continue reading
AmyBeth Inverness is not my real name. I don’t even know if Inverness is a surname at all; it’s a city in Scotland. I’ve never been there. I’ve had the nickname Nessie since I was a little girl who collected … Continue reading
Dave was born on a cold, snowy day, in a log cabin hospital somewhere in the deep woods of Royal Oak, Michigan. Ok … well, maybe not. No one cares about that anyway. By day Dave is a computer “geek” who gets … Continue reading
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A few posts back, I delivered a short rant about black buttons on black electronics. I could write a much longer rant on those same electronic devices having planned obsolescence. It’s bad enough that consumers do not have the option … Continue reading
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Where’s My Jetpack?
It’s 2011. Where’s my damn jetpack? OK, I know. They do exist now, they’re just not exactly available for your average housewife to purchase and go running errands in. Child safety seats are probably a few years behind, anyway. A … Continue reading →