Showing posts with label Nora says. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nora says. Show all posts
May 28, 2026
Aug 19, 2025
"They" don't make it easy 😉
Here I was reading a Carrie Ann Ryan's novel and what do I read?!:
And Kindle tells me it's a popular emphasis among people that are reading, or read, this book.
May 8, 2019
Hobbies are Good for You
I don't have hobbies. I have passions.
Nora Roberts
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By Lawnmower Hut - http://lawnmowerhut.com, CC BY-SA 4.0,
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=47898025
How to Find One That Fits Your Personality
Having a hobby is a great way to relieve stress, a creative
outlet and a way to meet new people. In fact, there are lots of ways hobbies are
good for you. But if you don’t have a regular leisure activity that you enjoy,
it can be difficult to decide which one will be enjoyable for you. Here are
some tips for finding an interest that fits your personality and interests.
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"It's a hobby. Most people have one."
"It's your gift," he corrected, "and you've been neglecting it."
Enchanted
Dec 23, 2018
Christmas Cookies Baking Guide
Baking helps put me in the mood for the holidays.
There’s nothing like a little flour on your hands
to start “Jingle Bells” ringing in your head.
The tradition in my house goes this way:
First put on an album of Christmas music.
It isn’t possible to work over a hot oven without the proper setting.
Gather your
ingredients...
Nora Roberts’s
Holiday Recipes
* Plain or Painted Holiday Cookies *
@Holiday Wishes
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Your one-stop shop for the best Christmas cookies, decorating ideas, and tips for storing, packaging and mailing Christmas cookies.
Apr 18, 2018
A Fulfilling Career
The story Nora Roberts likes to tell of her transformation from harried homemaker to
published novelist reads like something from one of her novels:
Stuck at home with her two young sons during a 1979 snowstorm,
the Silver Spring native started writing longhand,
and the epiphany hit:
“ ‘This is it . This is the thing I am meant to do.’
Nora Roberts @ WP
published novelist reads like something from one of her novels:
Stuck at home with her two young sons during a 1979 snowstorm,
the Silver Spring native started writing longhand,
and the epiphany hit:
“ ‘This is it . This is the thing I am meant to do.’
Nora Roberts @ WP
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By Melchisedek ABAKA [CC BY-SA 4.0
(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)], from Wikimedia Commons47
Why Having a Fulfilling Career Makes Me a Better Mother
Before I became a mother, I was a woman with my own dreams, ambitions, and creative desires, just like anyone else. Then when my son was born, the role of motherhood was thrust upon me and all of a sudden I had two new identities to cater to, but how would I manage both without sacrificing one for the other?
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She needed this job.
Not just for the salary—and it was generous—but for the structure,
for the challenge, for the doing. Doing more, she knew, than circling the wheel
she'd fallen into back home.
Not just for the salary—and it was generous—but for the structure,
for the challenge, for the doing. Doing more, she knew, than circling the wheel
she'd fallen into back home.
She needed a life, something more than clocking time, drawing a paycheck
that would be soaked up by bills.
She needed, however self-help-book it sounded,
something that fulfilled and challenged her.
that would be soaked up by bills.
She needed, however self-help-book it sounded,
something that fulfilled and challenged her.
Blue Dahlia
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