So, I happened across an author’s bio page recently, and I thought it was clever to have so much in one place. I decided to give it a try, and this is what I’ve got so far.
Teresa Blue
Teresa Blue grew up in a Southwest Michigan town so small it didn’t even have a stoplight. Sweltering summer evenings were spent on the front porch hoping to catch a breeze, and life seemed to crawl. She discovered books, and by the time she entered high school, had sailed the high seas with Captains and rode the English countryside with highwaymen, robbed stages— well, you get the idea. She fell head over heels in love reading romance. And for a while reading was enough, until the day it wasn't. For whatever reason, she picked up a pen and just wrote. And have been at it ever since. Happily married for forty years, the mother of three, she’s also a grandmother to five. Her favorite day of the week is Monday when the kids- and grandkids- all return home for a hot cooked meal. And for a few hours, the house is filled again with kids, cartoons, and chaos.
Weekends, I can usually be found searching through bins, shelves and baskets for that special something. A hopeless collector of odds and ends, trinkets and more. Tarnished silver or faded dishes from another’s life stir my imagination. Who were they? And how did they come to be separated from the treasure I found?
Discover just a fraction of my marvelous finds.
Visit me here:
http://tereasa-thingfinder.blogspot.com/
This one is for me. Because it all started with a simple
evening drive and the squeal from your tires as you recklessly sped past. You
nearly ran me off the road, and your blurry gaze left me wondering… If you were
coming back.
Of course, as with any new trick, it’s not without frustration. Things move, pages multiply, and links won’t work. The soft yellow background doesn't show up. Still, it’s a cool concept.
I’ll keep at it.
