In this photo, Linda is picking Kippy up at the Winter Haven house where we spent our childhood. It’s still there, but not in the family anymore. Our grandmother Towa had it built in 1925 after she was widowed, and we came to live there when our father was overseas during World War II, and later when our parents divorced.
I’ve been reading through The Girl Who Talked Too Much, looking for errors that need to be corrected. Since it was done as Print On Demand, I didn’t have to have a print run of thousands made, and revisions can be made through Kindle Direct Publishing. I’d like to invite those of you who are reading it to help me with this, and to inform me if you find anything that you think is a typo or other error. And don’t forget to plan to come to Mitchell’s Coffee House on November 29 for some delicious coffee and yummies, and to visit my book-signing. It’s during the Downtown Lakeland Farmer’s Market on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend.
Ann Dickinson Sargent 