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Annual Peninsula Women’s Expo
September 26 & 27, 2009
Saturday 10 am-6 pm Sunday 10 am-5 pm
Kitsap Sun Pavilion, Kitsap Fairgrounds, Bremerton
Grab a girlfriend & come join us for a fun weekend of fashion, food, health,
business, home, travel and all areas of interest to women.
The Peninsula Women’s Expo will also feature fashion shows by C.J. Banks,
Christopher & Banks, Macy’s, and Catherine’s; specialized health screenings &
services; author presentations; book signings with Susan Wiggs and Sheila Roberts; Master Gardening; food presentations and more!
Admission: $5 ages 12-adult; Sunday-Sr. Celebration Day: Ages 65 & older free.
Proceeds from ticket sales to benefit Susan G. Komen Foundation.
For more information go to: http://www.PeninsulaWomensExpos.com
I got to be a judge at WagFest this year. How fun is that?
more about “Wagfest! Everyone’s a winner!“, posted with vodpod
It was a perfect summer day, so we went out boating and found……..the Pyrex Museum. Can such things be?
Remember, you saw it here first.
And just WHERE is this wonder? 
Um, just one floor above the PAPER BAG MUSEUM, natch.
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Win a trip to Willow Lake! I’m not kidding. Check it out here: http://www.eharlequin.com/swinvitation.html?swid=100006
No trick, just a treat. A new book by one of my most favorite romance authors, Lois Faye Dyer, is just hitting the stores. The Princess and the Cowboy is the kind of sweep-you-away romance that is not only calorie-free, but it lasts longer and is more satisfying than chocolate. What’s better than that? Here’s a blurb to entice you:
Idaho rancher Justin Hunt has loved only one woman, Lily Spencer. When he learns the Seattle lingerie designer has a daughter who bears an amazing resemblance to him, he’ll stop at nothing to claim them both. But Lily doesn’t trust the cowboy who once broke her heart and before she’ll let him into her life, Justin will have to prove that this time, he’s going to stay.
And a bit of publishing trivia–this line of books, Silhouette Special Edition, is where the bestselling author on the planet, 
Nora Roberts, got her start. And her editor was the ever-entertaining Isabel Swift.
Not only that, the heroine of this book and I have something in common. See page 126–we both have the same favorite romance author. 
There’s a delightful note from Lois here. What are you waiting for? Spend the weekend with a cowboy.
