by Susan Jagannath | Jan 5, 2021 | Adventures, Camino, Featured, Walking
Present Angst for Readers What did you get for Christmas and the New Year? I got something I really wanted – a new e-reader from my sons. I wanted a Kindle White, a simple one, but my boys bought me Kobo AllinONethingamabob – but that was no good to me, as...
by Susan Jagannath | Nov 26, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Sticky, Valley of the Flowers, Writing
Happy Thanksgiving A happy Thanksgiving to all my American friends. In some safe way, I hope you can connect with your family over this festival season. We don’t have the day in Australia, or India, or other countries, but I’m sure all of us have lots to...
by Susan Jagannath | Nov 11, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Featured, Himalayas, Spain, Sticky, Walking
Of Caminos, Adventures and Stocks Would you go? It looks as if a vaccine for the world is increasingly likely – as a likely candidate emerged, with a viable testing regime, all kinds of unconnected things happened. Of course, nothing is really unconnected in our...
by Susan Jagannath | Oct 20, 2020 | Camino, Featured, Spain, Sticky, Walking, Writing
Of Caminos, Trees and Bots and finding the light in them all today. What the Bot! For me to keep in touch and spend less time marketing and more time writing, I tried to find a Virtual Assistant. Alas I was unsuccessful in hiring a VA, so I’m experimenting with...
by Susan Jagannath | Oct 13, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Featured, Himalayas, Self- publishing, Sticky, Walking, Writing
It’s time to load up adventures on your Kindle or ereader Today October 13, is the start of Amazon Prime day. So, I’ve discounted my books to 99c, 99 Rs, or 99p across the Amazon stores. This is the chance for you to grab the books, or any books that you...
by Susan Jagannath | Aug 13, 2020 | Adventures, Camino, Spain
13th August 997 was a deadly day for Santiago de Compostela. On that day, the bells of Santiago were ripped out of the burnt and destroyed Cathedral and carted on over 800 kms on the backs of Christian prisoners to the Cordoba moque by Al mansur, who yearly attacked...
