Tangerine Tango – Women Share Our Slice Of Life Stories
Posted on Monday, October 1st, 2012
Women sharing our stories. Isn’t that how we learn, grow, laugh, love, and yes, cry? Isn’t that what a community is all about? Yes.
On my blogging adventures, I have met many wonderful women. We chat back and forth, share our thoughts, and generally support each other in our struggles, both online and off.
My journey has introduced me to Lisa Winkler, blogging as CyclingGrandma.com, which is, as Lisa’s tagline states, “an omnibus of observations and opinions.”
Discovering Lisa online has been more than just a fun time, it’s been an enlightening experience as well as a productive one. For, indeed, Lisa was busy cooking up a project which included an invitation to YOURS TRULY to write a few essays for her book – Tangerine Tango – Women Writers Share Slices Of Life
Yes, Little Ol’ Me! I’ve always considered myself a ‘humble blogger.’ But now I am happy to say; “This humble blogger is a contributor in a great little book!”
And what fun we had. I know you are going to love the finished product. Along with the fun, just to make things even sweeter, proceeds from the purchase of this book will go to benefit Huntington’s disease.
Click on this link and take a look. I know once you see it you’ll want to buy it. Tangerine Tango would make a very nice little gift for any woman who is blazing her own path on her journey through life… and aren’t we all?
Thank you again, Lisa, for including me in your adventure!
p.s. Don’t leave without taking a look at Tangerine Tango on Amazon.
Click on and buy your copy now – for yourself or for a gift. I know you’re going to love it!
If you’re curious about who’s writing what and what we’re about, visit Lisa’s blog post by clicking here – Announcing Tangerine Tango by Lisa Winkler
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Patti, The book is great, and I LOVE your piece about you and your siblings with unlimited and unsupervised swimming opportunities! Those were the days (sort of!)
Oh yeah… those were the days. We always say “We grew up in spite of our parents, not because of them.” With love, with love… always said with love.
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I can’t wait to get my hands on the book so I can get to know you ladies better.
Thanks, Barbara, for stopping by to read and comment. LOVE the company, you know!
Sounds like you all had great fun.
Thanks, Tess. It was great! I hope you get a chance to read it. Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks, Patti. Terrific write up! It was so much fun working with writers who were excited about the project, open to my suggestions, and just jumped in and believed we can make it happen.
Thank YOU, Lisa, for the compliment and the opportunity! It sure was a fun adventure.
I feel so honored to be asked to submit some of my work and being associated with such talented writers. I’m excited to do more.
Thanks for stopping by, Barb. It was fun, wasn’t it!