Guess what? “Into the Inferno” has been nominated as one of the choices for Best Sci-Fi Novel 2024. If you read it and loved it, please vote. Link in the comments.
Guess what? “Into the Inferno” has been nominated as one of the choices for Best Sci-Fi Novel 2024. If you read it and loved it, please vote. Link in the comments.
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Tamaqua, Pennsylvania caught my attention on my long road trip, and I (Miranda) had to pull over.
Like several towns in the area, they have signs all around showing their “hometown heroes.”
I loved seeing the veterans honored in this way.
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If so, please share where you are.
*Bonus if you include a photo to honor those who have served
James and I (Miranda) have traveled a lot,
but this date was different.
On this particular trip we visited Wisconsin,
James’s old stomping grounds.
There is something to seeing where a person grew up.
Did you land far from home?
Or are you still in the town you were raised in?
I (Miranda) used to say that if I needed to disappear...
...I’d go live with the Amish.
Not sure I’d still stick with this one, honestly, but when I went through Pennsylvania, I couldn’t help but go through Amish country.
There was a really great shopping spot, Kettle Kitchen Village, where I made a stop.
I could have spent ALL my money there, but I restrained myself.
Where would you spend all your money, if you had the chance?