Giving Thanks

Welcome to the Cool List, my blog about cool things happening in Santa Fe with photos, quotes and musings. Enjoy!

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Pumpkin pie made by my daughter, Kirby

 

 

 

 


Cool Pick of the Week: Shop Local Saturday, Nov. 26. I love to shop locally and if you do too, here are three books from local Santa Fe authors you may be interested in buying.

death-spiralA young adult novel by Santa Fe author, Janie ChodoshDeath Spiral, published by The Poisoned Pencil, is an edgy tale introducing sixteen year old Faith Flores in Book 1 of a science mystery series. A finalist for the 2016 Eric Hoffner Award, “Death Spiral is a wild ride from start to finish…” says Berger’s Book Reviews. And from Publisher’s Weekly, “Sharp characterization and deft descriptions make this a solid addition to the amateur detective shelf.” Ages 12–up. Click Here if you’re interested in buying a signed copy from Janie.

In this humorous story for ages 3-7, Hector the Pig hector-spanishdiscovers the rewards of a positive attitude. Hector loves living on the farm but when summer ends, it is time to go. Cheery Hector, however, isn’t worried. A plan is hatched and he heads to the circus, amazing one and all with his juggling act on perfect tiptoes. Beginning readers learn that a good attitude, even when obstacles arise, is always the best plan. Slim, 8 x 8 size and BONUS coloring pages for easy travel and a Fun Way to Learn Spanish in this dual Spanish/English version. Also available in dual language: English/French, and English/Chinese. Written and illustrated by mother/daughter duo Geraldine MacLean and local Santa Fean Nadine Donovan. Click Here to buy a signed copy from Nadine.

last-giftsThe Last Gifts: Creative Ways to Be with the Dying published by Andrews McMeel Publishing is an award-winning book written by Santa Fe author and former occupational therapist Jillian Brasch. “Exquisitely written, The Last Gifts: Creative Ways to Be with the Dying is a heart-opening guide not just for healthcare professionals but family members and friends of a person who is ill, disabled, or dying” –Gail Donohue Storey, author. If you’d like to buy a signed copy of this book from Jillian, Click Here.

 

 



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  • 100 Women Who Care in Santa Fe  will deliver our donation to The Food Depot the week after Thanksgiving. We have not hit our $10,000 goal this time. If you are a member but were unable to attend our meeting, please mail in your check to Katie Rountree today. Email me if you need her address: jodyville@yahoo.com

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Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble ’til you wobble!

Saludos,

Jody

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