Leigh Interviews me & Breaking News re. the Blog O'hop

Aloha,

First of all, can I bow down to the mighty Leigh Covington and say I’m not worthy for all she’s done to help with my Blog O’hop.

Leigh Covington

Leigh, who designed my Irish Flag button for the O’hop, which I see floating around so many blogs (THANKS!!), was also kind enough to interview me today!

If you don’t know Leigh, please click over and give her a big follow! You won't be dissapointed:) :)

If you’re a fan of awesome, grounded moms who write YA, and do laundry while fixing a busted laptop and designing a PowerPoint  presentation – then welcome home! Leigh Covington is your one-stop blog for fun facts and cut six-packs.
(ManCard... come back here this very minute!!)

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Ok, so if you were reading Jessica Therrien’s Oppression (Children of the Gods - Book 1) or Alex J. Cavanaugh’s CassaFire, you may have missed the awesomely cool Irish Flag button that I mentioned was hanging with some very cool blogs around the community. (It's up over there, next to Leigh's ear >>> )

Linky List is (free and easy!) and is open through Saturday. If that’s not your normal day, please feel free to schedule a post and wander around in your own timeJ

PS I’m entering my own Blog O'hop, but I won’t be the one posting... I have a very special guest poster…so you gotta check that out J

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PPS… the winner of the Photo caption contest will be announced Monday the 19^th.

Thanks to everyone who participated in this sad effort of a contest, but more than one entry made me laugh so much I was glad the kids’ diapers were close at hand.

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Finally, as it is St. Paddy’s Day....

(and *NOT* “St. Patty’s” Day...)

...I thought I’d share an old, Irish exercise regimen.
Long hidden in Ireland, and now only seeing the light of day for the first time, it's kinda like some Eastern ritual that’s handed down from the “oul’ fella” to the “young fella.”

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you…….

IRISH YOGA:

Never Mind the Dojo - Where's me Drink :)