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It’s a day of celebration when everyone is Irish in the USA. It has a different format in Ireland where the country suffers from the same thing that happened in the Middle East, according to my Irish friends, Mary & Frank.
It’s a solemn saint’s holiday. You can flip it around any way you want. You will get the same result.
So, beware of the Leprechaun.


I met my dinner this morning, a crawfish crossed the trail to the pond. Now, this was a first. I’ve ran into deer and fox, and who knows what else, but never a delicatessen creature of the waters belonging mostly to Louisiana.
At first I thought, OMG someone let their lobster loose. My first instinct was to pick it up and throw it in the water. But, after yesterday’s close encounter, I changed my mind. The rest of the walk was peaceful.
I have regained my balance mainly thanks to two sessions of Yoga and Lenten meditation.
Follow me during this special Lenten time. It’s the fourth week of Lenten, and I am learning about the difference between flogging and scourging.
I am still attempting to record the podcast with retired history professor Albert Bell about “You’ve Got Blackmail.”
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Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at the For the Love of Books Podcast show hosted by author Emma Palova, and sponsored by Doc Chavent and Australian author Jennifer Raines. On this great holiday dedicated to women around the globe, the show is proud to present two great romance authors Jennifer Raines and Karin Beery.

In Masquerade, the main character Kate uses a disguise to prevent an old boyfriend from finding her. Liam was conned by his ex-lover who was working for the opposition. A masquerade, a road trip, a steamy attraction, and Liam and Kate discover the steps they took to protect their hearts might break them.
Sponsored by Doc Chavent and author Jennifer Raines
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Happy International Women’s Day from all of us at the For the Love of Books Podcast show hosted by author Emma Palova, and sponsored by Doc Chavent and Australian author Jennifer Raines. On this great holiday dedicated to women around the globe, the show is proud to present two great romance authors Karin Beery and Jennifer Raines.

Beery penned her fifth book Finally Forever about how winning the dance competition could land Caroline her dream job but at the cost of her heart.
So, relax and listen in for a chance to win signed copies of books from these romance authors.
Sponsored by Doc Chavent and author Jennifer Raines
Honoring all the women around the globe on March 8. The featured photo is from the past celebrations of IWD known as MDZ in former Czechoslovakia.
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Chelsea Hood is a stand-up comedian living in Chicago, IL by way of the comedy scenes in both Dallas, TX, and Brooklyn, NY. You may have seen her on WGN, The CW Network’s Eye Opener, or CW33’s Nightcap. She was also featured on Stand Up Records’ “Texas Mess” album recorded at SXSW.

She was most frequently a featured performer at the Limestone Comedy Festival, one of eight chosen as the Best of the Midwest at Gilda’s LaughFest, and a Comic to Watch at RIOT LA. Some of the clubs and venues she’s had the privilege of performing at include The Comedy Store, Caroline’s on Broadway, The House of Blues, The Improv, Zanies, Thalia Hall Chicago, and Upright Citizen’s Brigade NY.
Billy Reno Since starting a journey as a Comedian, Billy quickly became a club favorite and has performed at such notable clubs as Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle, The Comedy Store, and The Holly Hotel. He has traveled the Country using his affable charm and quick wit to delight audiences young and old. As well as being a talented voiceover he has performed at Laughfest and the Border City Comedy Festival along with clubs and bars all over the Country. Billy Reno is sure to become one of your favorites because after seeing him you’ll feel better about yourself and your thought process.
The Usual Fine Print… There is no bar service, but you are welcome to responsibly bring your own adult beverages to the comedy shows, even open drinks from area bars and restaurants. We are in the Social District and honor that. We will provide concessions service with popcorn, soft drinks, and other snacks & treats. Our only rule is no talking during the performance and have fun!
The show is on March 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15.00 in advance then $20 on show day
Get tickets by clicking on the link below.