Monthly Archives: November 2009

Eric Boulton and Capt. Kirk for a Dreary Monday

It’s gloomy and rainy here in Atlanta, and all I really want to do is brew a hot cup of tea and finish reading “The Hobbit.” However, one of my race teams might object since I have a press release … Continue reading

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Schnitzel and Space Stations

Thanksgiving this year was anything but traditional. In fact, it’s the most unusual Thanksgiving we’ve had aside from two years ago, when we were thankful for warm Belgian waffles served on a street in Brussels. Ed’s a bit under the … Continue reading

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Order Georgia Spirits and Specters

An autographed copy of Beth’s Book, Georgia Spirits and Specters, is available here for only $17.00, including postage. Sign my book to/special message from the author

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Writers are a Sentimental Lot

My birthday present from Ed showed up today. He had given me just one hint about it: “It’s really heavy, you’ll probably only use it a few times, but it will be really neat to have.” The 40-pound present turned … Continue reading

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Denmark, Vikings, Reindeer and Lunch in Sweden

Ed and I recently returned from a brief but fun vacation in Copenhagen. A few highlights of the trip: On the day we arrived, we took a short train ride over (and under) the sound to Malmo, Sweden. We window-shopped … Continue reading

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At Least She Gave it a Shot

Normally I would blame the Chatham Artillery Punch. However, it was still early in the night, well before our first sips of Savannah’s famous libation, and already we were laughing at all kinds of silly things. It’s typical of a … Continue reading

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