Sandy Morgan's Blog

I started this blog about my first book, Dance of Victory. It was easy and fun at first due to my excitement of being new published author!

As time past, coming up with interesting posts became harder and harder. Finally, the blogging stopped to focus on my home business, which will be written about later.

I ran across http:www.goodreads.com. This site offers many ways to network with other authors and advertize your book. Hope to meet you there!

I started this blog about my first book, Dance of Victory. It was easy and fun at first due to my excitement of being new published author!

As time past, coming up with interesting posts became harder and harder. Finally, the blogging stopped to focus on my home business, which will be written about later.

I ran across http:www.goodreads.com. This site offers many ways to network with other authors and advertize your book. Hope to meet you there!Dance of VictorySandy Morgan

I wish to share this book report written by a friend’s granddaughter. I was very touched by her decision to read Dance of Victory. She is 13!

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WHY IS THIS PERSON WELL KNOWN?

Sandy Morgan is well known because of the amazing things she’s accomplished in her life so far while having a disability called cerebral palsy. Cerebral Palsy are neurological disorders that permanently affect body movement and muscle coordination. Even with this disability Sandy was able...

There she was at her first meeting of an all male Lions Club! She joined with twelve other ladies when our local Lioness club disbanded in 1992. This event changed our Club in a very positive way-we not only had ladies, but one who was “trapped” in a wheel chair and could not speak so anyone could understand her. We had to learn to accept someone totally different from any of the rest of us.

This story will captivate you just as Sandy captivated our Lions Club. We all had to learn to look her...

My last entry in this blog was in 2008. Shame on me! No, I wasn’t ill, wasn’t off on some wild safari or anything (although that does sound fun!). What I did do was start over with my book, Dance Of Victory. Not out of boredom, mind you. It just wasn’t right. If you’re an author, you know what I mean.

I already have a couple reviews from a few I trusted with my draft (s):

“This is a wonderful story about an exceptional wo...

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November 4, 2008–Election Day! Glued to CNN, I watched, with my husband, the results come in as many of you did. As the evening went on, I became more confident of my decision 18 months ago to support Barak Obama as my new President!

He Won! I cried! I fought back tears as he gave his Victory speech (although it was more a speech of Gratitude and an invitation for us all to unite as Americans to bring about change). I wanted to see the genuine hope in people’s eyes as Obama talked of the futur...

September 20th could not have been a more perfect day! Sun shining, illuminating the changing color of the leaves shimmering in the soft breeze. Watching my two brothers and my life-partner of 20 years, Rod, enjoying themselves preparing the yard for the day. I smiled as I thought how my mom would have loved seeing the 3 of us having fun together.

As the roasting pig sent yummy smells into the air, people started gathering into the yard. Friends, neighbors and family congratulated me on reachi...

Welcome to my blog to promote my upcoming book, Dance of Victory. I also hope to entertain you with life’s happenings, feelings and stories that didn’t make this book, but are still molding who I am!

Dance of Victory tells of my growing up as a person with Cerebral Palsy. Not giving in to what doctors, professionals and, at times, my parents said I’d never do, I listened to my inner self. That voice said I was a beautiful child of the Universe that could accomplish anything I desired.

Describin...