Locals please stop by to say hello and pick up your copy of “Goodbye Pound Cake,” or “A Girl from the Hill!”
Tag: Dahlia
Were These Reviews Helpful? Heck Yeah!
Two dear people wrote two awesome customer reviews for A Girl from You Know Where on Amazon.com these past few days. I am so grateful for their thoughtfulness and consideration. You can check them out directly on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Girl-Hill-Mothers-Journey-American/dp/1452569444/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1371084659&sr=1-1&keywords=a+girl+from+the+hill or just take a read below - I do feel lucky. Thanks kevinsmom and jovina! Much love …
Me and My Crow
What a cool day. At our very first, and hopefully far from last, book reading and signing for A Girl From the Hill today, I was again reminded how much I love my friends and family. Believe me, there is no feeling better than being surrounded by people who love and support you, and who truly enjoy watching …
I Coulda Beena Contenda- but She Actually is One
My daughter stayed home sick yesterday with a cough and scratchy throat. She is pretty tough as sixth grade girls go, so when she does complain that she’s not well I take it seriously. My husband, upon getting home from work, suggested that Julia get ready for basketball practice that evening. I began to protest, …
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A Girl from the Hill – Where it All Began
Once upon a time there was a skinny little olive-skinned girl with the big dark eyes and long, straight, chestnut hair. Dahlia Lydia Fiore was born in Burrillville, Rhode Island on the Fourth of July in 1924, the eighth of eight children - four boys, four girls. Her father Giovanni came to Providence, Rhode Island, …
I’m a Blogger Now
This is a huge step for me. A blog. I am becoming a blogger. It doesn't sound pleasant, and I can't stop thinking of Harry Potter's Quidich team and the bludgers- those big black iron balls that try to knock the players off their broomsticks. My goal here is not to knock anyone off his or …