Jill Weatherholt has been so kind to interview me for her blog! Please join us over there!
What is special about the place you grew up? The places of my childhood are always with me although I live almost 2000 miles away. I grew up in Kalamazoo County, which is in southwest Michigan. There are 101 inland lakes in the county alone, and we were not far from Lake Michigan. My mother’s […]
via SUMMER SPOTLIGHT: LUANNE CASTLE — Jill Weatherholt
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That was a great little interview Luanne. I always want to give a childish giggle when I hear ‘Kalamazoo’. It was equated with ‘Timbuktu’ as somewhere wild and far away when I was a little child and also a noise made to frighten ducks and geese and birds from the gardens planted with seeds and the oldies shouting at the kids ‘Blow your kalamazoo!’ Isn’t it crazy the way words get used and changed sometimes. Hope your foot is coming along just fine – but do stay off those horses!! 🙂
I never heard of saying Kalamazoo scare birds away from gardens! hahaha It does sounds a little like a sneeze though! Thanks for commenting both places, Pauline!
Thanks so much for visiting today, Luanne!
Thank you so much for inviting me! I’m having a blast!
Great interview. Glad to read about you.
Thanks so much, Crystal. Have a great week ahead!
I did have a great weekend and hope you did too.
Hi, Luanne. I enjoyed reading your interview and thoughts about taking risks. I sometimes think the characters I create are living out my dreams of taking risks! Your curiosity about and deep connection to family is also wonderful. You make them come alive for us.
Oh, thank you so much, Patti! I always wanted to be an invisible time traveler, so this is the next best thing. I would hate to be a visible time traveler though. Think of all the dangers, speaking of risks! hahaha