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Blog postMy family has a few New Year’s Day traditions. The Tournament of Roses Parade is one of them. I think it would so neat to work on one of those floats. Of course we have to have something good to eat while watching it. Our meal always includes collard greens and black-eyed peas. This tradition is to insure good fortune in the upcoming year. I’m not one for superstition, but why chance it? Plus, this Southern girl loves her some collards.
Oh, and we do abide by one superstition: Do not -
Blog postIt’s that time of year again! A cool breeze in the air, soft snuggly sweaters, cozy décor, and all things pumpkin spice! I love to see all the various pumpkin spice trends each fall season. Folks are getting more and more creative by the year.
A few things I’ve found this year so far:
1. Pumpkin Spice Malted Milk Balls
2. Pumpkin Spice Seltzer Water
3. Pumpkin Spice Hot Cocoa Mix
4. Pumpkin Spice Deodorant (Nonedible)
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Blog postSummer break is officially over and it’s time to put these fingers to the keyboard to crank out my next story, Indigo Isle! Here’s the information Publisher’s Marketplace shared about the book, so it should be fine to share it with you. Hopefully, I’ll be able to share more soon!
This blog will be short and sweet so I can dive back into my imagination and see where it leads this new story. Truly, there’s no way I could write without it! I think one of the most phenomenal gifts we all h -
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Blog postIt goes without having to be said that I love my two children beyond measure, but it’s a pleasant surprise that I actually like them too.
My oldest, Nate the Great, turned 20 last week. On his birthday, I looked at him and said, “This time 20 years ago… I was begging the doctor to make the pain go away!” Nate didn’t find that as amusing as I did, but I was the one who labored for over 30 hours without an epidural, so I can crack as many jokes as I very well please.
Nate is 20… -
Blog postAs an author, I have a pass to explore some pretty unusual things. From funeral homes to proper donut eating techniques. Seriously, I LOVE my job!
My latest research has sent me on a cemetery exploring kick for my next book. News on that soon, I hope! I’ve visited several cemeteries around my state recently. Thank goodness there are really no Covid restrictions for these locations.
Of course, I had to visit the Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, SC. And all I can say is wow. Thi -
Blog postYou could say I’m a little weird about odd numbers. I like them. I always crack an odd amount of eggs when I’m cooking them. If there’s a number picking need, it’s normally 7 or at least odd. So you can imagine how stoked I was when I found out that Under the Magnolias would be releasing in an odd number month, the same odd number month of my birthday, May. And hello odd numbered year 2021. This is also my seventeenth published book! The oddness just keeps piling up. Lol. Please understand, I
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Blog post“Tobacco season was more like a carefully paced marathon than a sprint.” -Austin Foster, Under the Magnolias
Under the Magnolias is set on Nolia Farms, a tobacco farm in the 1980’s. I have personal experience with tobacco farming, because it was my very first job. And what a first job experience it was! I learned many a lesson during that summer job, but the one I’d like to share with you today is the importance of prep work.
The beginning of tobacco season typically starts in -
Blog postI don’t know about you, but I find perfection in the perfectly imperfect. I love that my God is the same, and it seems He can do much more with the imperfect. For that, I am greatly thankful, because this gal is a hot mess most days and so far from perfect every day.
I hope you will bear with me and not get tired of my ramblings on about being different and unique this year, but I just find it to be a very important topic. It’s relevance provoked an entire book about differences. (It -
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Blog postWell, it’s the season of love, right? And we should be working on our glittery heart cards, ordering dozens of overpriced red roses, hunting down giant boxes of chocolates (I recommend a Whitman’s Sampler), and making reservations for a romantic dinner.
We are living in a different time at the moment. Seriously, the world is upside down, so why not shake up Valentine’s Day while we’re at it. Instead of long-stem red roses, plant a rosebush or tree together. My husband and I are on the -
Blog postEvery New Year, resolutions are in the air. The determination to make changes, set goals, reinvention, etc. And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with any of that, but what if there’s absolutely nothing wrong with you just being you?
This year, let’s be different by being our same selves. Don’t get me wrong, tweaking or working on resolving some bad habits is always a good thing. Just… Maybe be more accepting of yourselves as is. The world wants us to strive to fit into boxes its label -
Blog post“Christmas was so hectic, we didn’t even get to enjoy it!”
Am I the only one who has stated this in past Christmases? For years, all the shopping, baking, planning, get-togethers, and parties have had our calendars stuffed much like the oversized turkeys that took hours upon hours to prep and cook and only minutes to devour.
Most years my head spins with all the goings on to the point of not knowing whether I’m coming or going, but not this year. We finally have a legitimate e -
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Blog postLife is complicated. That’s a fact. We may not have much control over it, but what we do have control over is how we respond to it. I don’t know about you, but my family and I have realized the importance of our response to life in this past year. Of course, we haven’t handled it the way we should each and every time, but we’ve figured a few things out. A main one is that busyness is just too busy and mostly unnecessary. We went from having something to do every night of the week to hitting a
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Blog postMy name is Tonya Inez Lowe and I ain’t perfect.
-I’m a petite yet pudgy 44 year-old, who talks like a hick. I was raised on old family farmland and lived off of bread, biscuits, rice, and cake. I now know that these types of carbs are not so good for me, yet I’ve struggled with saying no to them.
-I have dressed in off brands and hand-me-downs most of my life, because that’s all we could afford. Even my Keds were knock-offs. Sure, I buy some brands now, but labels ain’t my thi -
Blog postI reread the first chapter this morning in preparation for Driftwood Dreams release date, June 1st! I enjoyed it so much I thought I'd share an excerpt with you.
Question: Is it wrong that I enjoyed my own book? If it's wrong then I don't want to be right!
Hope you enjoy it too!
Standing in the midst of the ebb and flow of her daily chaos always gave Josie Slater the same feeling as standing in the surf—it was ever-changing yet she felt trapped in the same spot with her -
Blog postGrowing up in rural South Carolina during a time where there were more dirt roads than paved, my writing roots were cultivated in the fertile soil of southern storytelling. Weathered farmers, crazy great-uncles, and wise grannies were a few of the school masters. I earned my education from within the walls of a clapboard gas station heavily scented with the aroma of boiled peanuts, on a front porch lined with pink azalea bushes, amongst a tobacco field in the middle of summer, and during soci
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Blog postHey y'all!
What a time we are living in... I pray that you all are doing well and not going too stir crazy. My family has combatted cabin fever by doing a few DIY projects and spending as much time in our yard as possible! I've also probably eaten my weight in chocolate, but I wouldn't recommend that...
I would love for you to come spend a little bit of time with me on May 7th, which is the day before my birthday! What better way to celebrate that than to chat with you! We wil -
Blog postOh, mercy, y’all. Can we just be real for a minute and have a conversation about the mess going on around us? And how a good bit of it could be avoided by learning some simple lessons taught in an old fashion 80’s kindergarten classroom? Although it has been a minute since I was in kindergarten, I still remember the fundamental teachings I learned and have carried that knowledge with me throughout my adolescent and adult life. Some of the most valuable life skills I’ve learned—such as respect,
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Blog postThe month of February is filled with great book deals and exciting new releases. I thought I would share some with you!
Ebook Sales T.I. Lowe books~
Lulu's Cafe - Only $1.99 for the entire month of February!
Life Unwritten - 99 cents sale! February 6th-13th!
Christina Coryell books~
A Reason to Run - FREE! Great deal for a great book. On sale until February 8th!
Crowned - FREE! Another great book. On sale until February 8th!
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Blog postTwo Christmas’s ago, my family had quite a dilemma when it came time to decorate our home for the holidays. Sure, the tree trimming went smoothly. Garlands and an assortment of Santa trinkets were placed with ease. Everything looked fabulous and festive and it really putting us in the holiday spirit.
Then we pulled our Nativity set from the storage container, and not just any Nativity set. No, this one had graced our holiday décor for the past twenty years. A gift from my dea -
Blog postI live near the coast of South Carolina where my neighbors are abundant sunshine and briny ocean breezes. Wardrobe must-haves are simple: flip-flops, shorts, some southern-labeled T-shirt, and copious amounts of sunblock.
After becoming a published author, I made a promise to my son and daughter: No writing during the summer. I may do busy work such as social media and book research, but no new word docs that begin with Chapter One. Summer is a time to focus on my family, yet I’ve bee
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Until I Don't (The Resolutions Series Book 2)
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