- Appreciation, Author interview, Blogshare, D.G. Kaye, Fun stuff, Great information, Guest Author Feature, Narcissists, Parenting, Relationships
Smorgasbord Posts from My Archives – Guest Interviews 2015 – A Funny Thing Happened, #Relationships D.G. Kaye | Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
Sally Cronin is running a new fun series at her Smorgasbord blog – she’s pulling out some classic interviews from the past on the topic of ‘A Funny Thing Happened’. Sally invited me…
- Appreciation, Apps for authors, Communication, D.G. Kaye, Facebook, Freedoms, Fun stuff, Great information, Just sayin', Liker, Marketing, Observations, Online communications, Social Media, THOUGHTS
Facebook Foibles – Spying, Judgment and Privacy Invasion Galore!
I received a warning, doesn’t say for what, but my account “could be restricted” if I violate again. Violate what? Will I be sent to Facebook jail yet again? I search…
- Books, D.G. Kaye, Goodreads, Great information, Holocaust, Humanity, Reading, Recommended Read, Sunday book review, World War II
Sunday Book Review – Sarah’s Key by Tatiana De Rosnay – #HistoricalFiction
My Sunday Book Review was a riveting read by Tatiana De Rosnay – Sarah’s Key. Once again I came across this moving book after a fellow author shared her own gripping review for…
- #WATWB, Appreciation, Blogshare, D.G. Kaye, Empowering Women, Environmentally friendly, Good deeds, Great information, Humanity, Random acts of kindness, We are the world Blogfest
#WATWB – This Coffee Company Keeps Girls in School and Protects the Rainforest – Goodnet
Welcome to October edition of #WATWB – We are the World Blogfest, where bloggers join in and post something positive that is going on in the world, random acts of kindness. This…
- Blogshare, D.G. Kaye, Freedoms, Great information, Mercury Retrograde, Rant, Social Media, Strange Happenings, Technical Snafus
Techno Madness Woes – #WordPress Editor, #Facebook and Some Tips!
This is kind of a rant, but some good information for those of you who may be engaging with technical snafus yourself. I don’t know about you guys, but this Mercury Retrograde…
- Blogshare, Coronavirus, D.G. Kaye, Great information, Handy Tips, Health and wellness, Reblogg, Recommended Read, Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
Smorgasbord Health Column – UnSeasonal Affective Disorder – The Missing Link – Vitamin D by Sally Cronin | Smorgasbord Blog Magazine
For those of you who aren’t aware, Sally Cronin isn’t only an amazing author and blogger, but she is a certified nutritionist. And among her many series she holds at her Smorgasbord Invitation,…
- Appreciation, Biography, Book review, D.G. Kaye, Democracy, Feminism, Freedoms, Goodreads, Great information, Humanity, Inspirational reads, Journalism, promoting, Sunday Movie Review
Sunday Movie Review -The Glorias – #Feminism – #Docu-Drama – Gloria Steinem
Welcome to my special edition of Sunday Movie Reviews. I try to have a book read a week so I can share my reviews and introduce you to books you may be interested…
- Appreciation, Author interview, Blogshare, D.G. Kaye, Fun stuff, Great information, Guest Author Feature, Non Fiction, promoting, Q and A with D.G. Kaye
Q & A with D.G. Kaye – Featuring Valentina Cirasola -#Travel – #Design
Welcome to my Q & A today where I’m featuring the colorful fashionista, home designer and author Valentina Cirasola and her latest book – The Road To Top of The World – Short…
- Appreciation, author tips, Blogshare, D.G. Kaye, Great information, Marketing, self publishing, website tips, Writer's Tips
Writer’s Tips – Submissions, Website Essentials, Author #Marketing Tools
October edition of Writer’s Tips. This edition has some great lists on what’s open for submissions, what you need for an effective author website, and apps for authors to help create marketing ads.…
- Angels, Book review, D.G. Kaye, Goodreads, Great information, Humanity, Relationships, Sunday book review
Sunday Book Review – The Emissary – Book 3 – Love Hurts by Marcia Meara
My Sunday Book Review is for Marcia Meara’s new release – Love Hurts – book 3 in her Emissary series. Jake and Dodger were chosen, after they died, for the first emissary program…
