So for my last post before Christmas, here's a little something to remember our troops by.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Christmas and Our Troops
This is the first Christmas after the release of Band of Sisters, and the one where, in my story world, the soldiers would be home and celebrating their first Christmas with their families. Even though they exist only in my head, I find myself thinking about Brenda, Jessie, Nora, Kim, and Marianne and how they're doing right now.
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Thank you! I really enjoyed watching that. It put a smile on my face. I just blogged about on of our favorite Christmas traditions that includes our Flat daddy. Thanks so much again.
I always need a good reminder! I love how your characters live on in your head.....
I also enjoyed your post on "living" at Costco--and I'm not even a writer! What is up with that?!
Your characters don't just live in your head. They live in mine all the time.
Thank you for the beautiful tribute. I know it means a lot. Merry Christmas, Annette.
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