Showing posts with label Chasing a Highland Moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chasing a Highland Moon. Show all posts

Can One Have Too Many Books?


One of my New Years resolutions is to become better organized by keeping like items together in one space. Over many years and several conferences, I have collected a good number of paperback books, but had no idea just how many until I pulled a large container from the garage, two smaller containers from beneath a bed, cleared a shelf beneath my desk, gathered others from various spots about the house and put them all in one place. I was obviously shocked at the number. Where was I going to put them all?

Of course the smart thing to do would be to give away a portion of them. I do try, truly I do, but as I go through them, I see a cover I really like, an excerpt that makes me want to drop what I'm doing and start reading, or remember how much I liked a book the first time I read it and can't wait to read it a second, or third time. So many books just waiting to be opened.

The closet in my office is now packed with books, and I plan to read each one before giving it away. But there are those books which touch my soul that I'll never part with.

Can one have too many books? I think not!

Happy reading!

Gwyn

The Colors of Autumn

Living in Western North Carolina, there's always a great variety of leaf color in the fall. With the TV saying this past weekend would be peak color, on Sunday, my husband and I went for a drive, and were thrilled to find that the colors were the best we'd seen, ever. Here are a few photos of that breathtaking drive.





















I never tire of seeing these beautiful colors, probably the reason fall is my favorite season!
I hope you enjoyed the photos!

Gwyn

Dunvegan Castle and Gardens

In September, I traveled to Scotland with two author friends of mine, and had a wonderful time. We explored many places and castles, including Dunvegan, which was extra special to me, since it is the castle where Cin MacLeod, the hero in my book, "Chasing a Highland Moon," is laird. Here are some photos of that visit.



Old Bridge on the way to Dunvegan














Old Well


View looking out over the cannon

View From the Ramparts







The Water Garden
















These last photos were taken on the road after leaving Dunvegan






















I hope you enjoyed the photos, for I certainly enjoyed taking them!

Gwyn