Welcome to the round up of posts from the week that you might have missed on Smorgasbord.
I hope you have had a good week so far although I do find it hard to believe we are in November already. I don’t know where this year has gone but it seems to have flown by. Still I guess it is true, time flies when you are having fun!
We have had three heavy storms come across us in the last week and on one day 90 mph gusts. No major damage but we did lose our metal birdseed tree which was a favourite with the garden visitors as it snapped in two as it feel on to the patio. Thankfully the bird feed pyramid that David built on the stump of an old tree survived and at least our resident birds managed to get some food in the gaps in the weather. In a complete contrast there will be a couple of days in this next week with warm temperatures and sunshine.
My next book is finished and is now going to be polished and my tapestry is completed and will go to be stretched and framed. I have been enjoy my two hours every afternoon getting back into the needlework groove so I have ordered a new piece which should arrive this week. It is a big canvas and will keep me busy for a few months.
Contributor News this week.
William Price King joined me for The Breakfast Show for the next in the series on hits from the 1940s and the first post in the series about the ultimate showman Tony Bennett. You can also find William – Blog– IMPROVISATION– William Price King on Tumblr
Debby Gies was here on Monday morning with her next post in her Spiritual Awareness series on Angels….and she joined me for the laughter post on Tuesday with some funnies she had found for us. Over on her own blog you can enjoy Debby’s Sunday Book Review for A Ride Down the Milky Way by Sherri-Lee Viitala, and a post on the therapy that writing brings in its many formats. Follow the link to Debby’s posts …D.G. Kaye
Carol Taylor is here on Wednesday with her A-Z of food with the letter ‘K’…on her own blog you will find Monday Musings on all things Halloween, a wonderful recipe for Chicken Pie with Filo Pastry for something a little lighter Roasted Onions with Sun Dried Tomatoes, The renowned cuisine of France, more about roots including the Lotus Root, Saturday Snippets where the prompt is Ginger. Here is the link to Carol’s round up CarolCooks2 weekly roundup…24th October- 5th November 2022
Thank you too for all your visits, comments and shares during the week. As always very much appreciated…♥
On with the show….
William Price King meets the Music Legends – Tony Bennett – Introduction and Early Years
Spiritual Awareness – Fey – Cutting Emotional Cords with Archangels by D.G. Kaye
Poetry – Dorothy Cronin (1949- 2006) – One Day at a Time
#Poetry #Flash Fiction – Recycling Centre and Storm Windows
Smorgasbord Health Column – #Obesity #Hunger – The role #Leptin plays in weight loss
#Headaches – Possible triggers and the nutritional factor by Sally Cronin
October Round Up – Kwan Kew Lai, Chris Hall, D.L. Finn, Jan Sikes, Jacqui Murray, Dan Antion
Previous Reviews 2021 – #Family # Murder #Mystery – Going Home by Sharon Marchisello
Previous Reviews 2021 – #Teen/YA #Sci-fi #Fantasy – The Syk’m by Richard Dee
Previous Reviews 2021- #Fantasy #Adventure – The Ferryman and the Sea Witch by D.Wallace Peach
D.G.Kaye with Christy Birmingham-Reyes, Ritu Bhathal, Pete Springer, Audrey Driscoll, Traci Kenworth
Hosts Debby Gies and Sally Cronin – Puppy adoption and Husband Mart
Host Sally Cronin – Cats glorious Cats and Excuse Notes.
Thanks very much for dropping in today and I hope you will join me again next week….Sally.
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Thanks for sharing Michael..hugsx
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Thanks for a wonderful week of information and laughter, Sally! Let me look for a sheep. Maybe it would be usable as a watchdog. 😉 At least it would be a wonderful lawn mover. 🙂 hugsx Michael
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Thanks Michael and for all your support again this week… and you can at least make a jumper from the wool so useful in so many ways lol..hugsx
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I can’t believe how much you cover in this post, Sally! Love the slippers.
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Thanks Jacqui.. I still think they should be buttered…have a good week ♥
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I’m glad you didn’t sustain any more damage than the bird feeder, Sally. That was a crazy storm. I’m honored to have Saddled Hearts included in this week’s recap! Thank you!
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We were lucky Jan as we are a bit exposed here… delighted to share Saddled Hearts review again.. brilliant story..♥
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A great week, Sally. Thanks.
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Many thanks for your support John..hugsx
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What a busy week full of a variety of blogs…
Would be good to see your finished tapestry sometime.
I’ve been inspired to do a bit of crochet but nothing too creative!?
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Thanks Sue.. I will photograph it once it has been framed in a few weeks. Going to get that organised this week…I haven’t crocheted for a while but I do enjoy that too. ♥
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I usually make silly crochet hats for Christmas. My children say ‘Oh Mum!’ but my nieces and now great nieces and nephews look forward to their Christmas offerings!
Last year it was Christmas tree hats! (with lights)
This year I made animal hats … my great nieces love them… my son not so happy for Alexander.
But I’m pleased to say Alexander and crazy Nanny just keep them here for Thursday play day.
Olivia loves her ‘Baby Shark Hat’ and that’s magic to me.
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Lol… I would love to see a family photo with everyone wearing your hats… I am sure there must be a market for them as a business.. ♥
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Sal, it sounds like the Wizard of Oz has been through your neck of the woods. Yay for the new book. And thanks for another great week and sharing of my posts too. ❤
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Thanks Debby and more Oz weather to come tomorrow with a weather warning out. and delighted to share your week..♥
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Hunker down Sal. And thanks again ❤
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Thanks again for including me in your October reviews. This post pointed out that I had missed a post about one of my favorite music groups (The Mills Brothers). I am absolutely impressed with how much you accomplish. I hope you have a great week.
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Pleasure Dan and glad you enjoyed the music column too. I am doing what I love and if it is enjoyed I am very happy… Have a good week too.
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This week had a very old-school feel to it. Thanks for including me with all of these other great posts. Onward and upward!
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Pleasure Pete and yes onwards and upwards hugsx
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Wow that was some wind you were lucky not to sustain more damage,,, lol to the loafers…loved it! Thank you for including my weekly roundup and thanks in advance for repeating my A-Z I am loving a recap…Hugs x
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I can’t believe it is the start of another week! I thought they were joking when they said it goes faster the older you get lol.. ♥
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No joke, Sally the joke is we get older faster.. 💕x
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Thanks for an entertaining week, Sally, and for making me part of it. Hugs
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Would not be the same without you William…thanks for the great music hugsxx
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Congratulations on the book, Sally, and we’ll be waiting for further news. And I hope there will be a picture of your tapestry when it’s ready. Have a lovely week!
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Thanks Olga.. and I will post a picture when framed and enjoy your week too. ♥
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A fun week of posts, Sally, and I’m delighted to be included. Have a wonderful Monday and week ahead. ❤ ❤ ❤
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Thanks Diana and always a pleasure to have you over.. enjoy your week too..♥
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Congrats on the newly finished book, Sally. You’ve had a busy week. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished book and mounted tapestry. Cheers.
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Thanks very much Jo-Anne. x
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