Lazy, Hazy Days 1889
Author Adrienne Morris
The Writing Life at Middlemay Farm
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When not writing novels, you can find me knee-deep in farm muck.
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Author Adrienne Morris 
9 responses to “Lazy, Hazy Days 1889”
This so doesn’t look like relaxing.
BTW, loved your book. It’s steeped in well-researched history from the characters to the setting to the plot. Even the pacing. Nicely done.
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Thanks Jacqui! I’m so happy that you enjoyed the book. I feel like I’m sharing my best friends with the world and I’m always thrilled when people like them 🙂
I do hope you have time to leave a quick review on Amazon 🙂 But mostly I’m very grateful when people take the time to read The House on Tenafly Road. You made my day!
Love,
Adrienne
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Love the clothes.
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Me too. The photo looks so natural. I could be friends with these girls 🙂
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Same. I’d happily sit under the tree with them, but only on the condition that they lend me a lovely gown.
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I wonder if they were gossips or the kind of women who talked about ideas.
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In the summer, lazing under this tree, they gossiped and told jokes. In the winter, in front of a blazing fire, they spoke of dreams and ideas and abstract concepts.
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I can’t help but wonder how they endured a Maryland summer in those clothes…except, at least, they were natural fibers! 😉
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Natural fibers definitely help! Maybe it was the knowledge that they looked so adorable that made it okay. I used to think Upstate NY was really cold but now I’m used to it, so who knows!
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