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- Sarah J. McNeal
- My day job was as an emergency room nurse. I retired from it in April 2009. I have been writing since I was a kid. That's a long time ago. LOL I first published with 5 short stories then into novels. I enjoy living here in the South but my original home is Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. I have two sisters, one of whom is an artist. All of us are nurses because my dad wanted us to go into nursing because he wanted us to have a reliable job. I have to say that, no matter what the economy is doing, I've never been without a job. I guess that's a good thing. I have two pets all of which are rescue animals: the Golden Retriever Lily, and my cat, Liberty. My previous Golden Retriever, Kate, died last year on February 13 and an hour later, my oldest sister, Marlene ("Snookie") died. It was a horrible day for me filled with grief. This February 4th, I lost my big yellow kitty, Acorn, who succumbed to cancer even after his surgery a year ago. He was quite a character and I will miss him terribly.
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Sarah. Happy New Years to you. I was amazed to see you are from Bloomsburg, PA. I had many relatives in that place and loved it there in the summer. I am about an hour away now..closer to Lewisburg.PA. Bloomsburg was hit very hard with the flooding this past Sept.,,so sad. I am not on your followers page and looking forward to finding some of your books and reading them. I entered the winter contest which is how I located you. susan Leech garysue@dejazzd.com
Susan, how sweet of you to come over to my place for a visit.
I rarely get to visit Bloomsburg now. I don't have any relatives there any more. I go there to visit the graves of my grandparents and Uncle John in Catawissa where most of my relatives rest now. I heard that Bloomsburg was hit hard in that flood. I hated to hear that. There are so many beautiful old Victorian houses there.
My recently released, revised editon of The Violin takes place in Numidia and Catawissa--and one scene in Sunbury, too.
I hope you do decide to read my work and, if you do, I hope you like it. Drop me a line and let me know what you think.
Good luck in the Winter Contest and thank you for checking out my website.
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