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Apr 15, 2015 03:42PM
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I want some. Can we have some strawberry cake too and coffee please???
Say we will serve coffee here too. PLEASEEEEEEEE
:D
Say we will serve coffee here too. PLEASEEEEEEEE
:D
Why red?
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days.
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days.
J. wrote: "Why red?
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the death of Christ and as a tradition we clash the eggs on Easter Sunday before we eat them. The breaking of the shell represents the breaking of Christ tombstone when he resurrected.
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the death of Christ and as a tradition we clash the eggs on Easter Sunday before we eat them. The breaking of the shell represents the breaking of Christ tombstone when he resurrected.
Cat wrote: "J. wrote: "Why red?
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the death of Ch..."
That's quite cool.
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the death of Ch..."
That's quite cool.
J. wrote: "Cat wrote: "J. wrote: "Why red?
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the..."
It is :)
When I was young we used to decorate eggs. My school had a competition each year for the best one. I tend to just buy chocolate ones these days."
Red represents the..."
It is :)
Is there any cake? And coffee, we need coffee here.
I read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas a while ago and it's still in my head. Anyone else given it a go?
I read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas a while ago and it's still in my head. Anyone else given it a go?
****GIVEAWAY!**** (18 June – 5 July, 2016)Hello there, I’d be giving away eCopies of two of my favourite books! I’ll also be hosting a paperback giveaway soon, so keep an ear out for that too. ;)
There will be 4 winners! . And what’s more, you’ll be choosing. I’ll ask the winner which book they would prefer and I’ll send it to them.
Since, I can’t pick out winners from the thousands of people in the various groups and pages, I’ll be picking them out from my ‘followers’ list.
Therefore, don’t forget to Follow me on Goodreads. Here: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/9...
This would be all you’d have to do to win. Good Luck! :)
Hi Folks,When you think I am dead and gone, I make a comeback LOL
Here is a comment about my latest book, the mystery romance set in Israel (Aliyah)
From reader Keith Parish in the USA:
Alan, as for me, I *very much* enjoyed one of your ebooks (I went to the Amazon link you reference in this post, and bought and read *A Homecoming* yesterday afternoon).
I only have two regrets. First is that I only just now was sent across your path in this life, and second is that I don't know how Jehoiakim's story ends. Rats!! I most certainly did *not* want it to end.
I so very much like his character, what he is trying to do and his struggle to fully understand and embrace what his mission is. It is a good story, Alan and a good start to what I would be willing to bet is still in your head as to what you would really *like* to write about his adventures, his loves, and his nation's struggle to survive (*again*) against all the odds. One more thing before I close.
You don't need to worry that you "won't make a difference now" because you already have. You gave me a pleasant couple of hours yesterday as I followed Kim from his office through Milan, to Tel Aviv, and finally Eilat. I could picture the mystery woman (she is beautiful) and feel the grit of the sand on the beach. You have inspired me to find a great story and then, just . . .




