Posted by: Author | July 15, 2020
Wordless Wednesday
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Jillian Chantal
Romantic Adventure with an International Flair
Desert Breeze
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Blogroll
- Allison Knight
- AmberLeighWilliams
- Anne Whitaker
- Arabella Stokes
- Ava Riley
- Barbara Vey
- Beth Carter
- British Romance Fiction
- Calisa Rhose
- Ciara Knight
- Cynthia Eden
- Danica Avet
- Darlene Henderson
- Desert Breeze Publishing Blog
- Four Foxes One Hound
- Gulf Coast Chapter RWA
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- Over the Back Yard Fence
- Petit Fours and Hot Tamales
- prettyinthecity
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- RWA
- Sayde Grace
- Southern Sizzle
- Sweet or Sinful
- Tara Tew
- The Steam Room
- Toni Lynn Cloutier
- WordPress.com
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Websites
Where I'm published
- Desert Breeze Publishing
- Love in the Highlands (short story)
- One Night In Costa Rica (short story)
- Redemption for the Devil- Desert Breeze Publishing
- Sebastian's Salvation- Siren Book Strand
- Secret Cravings Publishing
- Solo Honeymoon- Siren Book Strand
- Still Moments Publishing
- Surfer Bride- Siren Book Strand Publishing
Jillian Chantal 
Is that your dad? I’d sit onthat bench and talk to this man!
By: Tonette Joyce on July 16, 2020
at 11:11 am
It’s my Father-in-law. He was actually older than my grandfather. 🙂 This is him in the 1930s.
By: Author on July 16, 2020
at 11:59 am
We have age disparagement between my family and my in-laws, but the other way around, as my family generally ran much older. I would have guessed the 1920s-30s. Wonderful!
By: Tonette Joyce on July 17, 2020
at 9:08 am
My husband was born when his parents were 45 and 48. My father wasn’t born yet when this pic of my FIL was taken. LOL. One of my husband’s sisters married the year I was born and one the year I turned one. The year I turned 50 was the big party celebrating my sister in law and brother in law’s 50th anniversary. It hit home then that they really were almost my parent’s ages.
By: Author on July 17, 2020
at 9:13 am
We have pretty much the same deal here.My mother’s father didn’t marry until he was 45; my grandmother was a widow in her early 30s, who had 3 sons, (twin daughters had died). They had 7 children together, the last were another set of twins who were born when she was 47 and he was 61. (My mother was 4-5 years older and they were more than a surprise.) My oldest cousin has two sons older than I am.
By: Tonette Joyce on July 20, 2020
at 8:14 am
Sounds very familiar. My husband was an uncle before he was born. It’s interesting, isn’t it? How many people had children late in life- when now people tend to worry a lot more about pregnancies over 35.
By: Author on July 20, 2020
at 10:04 am