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Occasionally, Mary and I would like to get involved with the Blog too! God knows, we already talk too much on the podcast, but there are some ideas that I want to publish immediately without having to get the whole studio ready and my two kids to sleep! Plus, it gives me an excuse to…
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Written by: Caroline Trevor Volume 2 of the original Television soundtrack for Outlander is to be released on September 25th. The cost is $10.98 or £7.99 in the UK. Music is by Bear McCreary. You can find it on Amazon here The Songs include 1. Outlander – The Skye Boat Song (Extended) [feat. Raya Yarbrough] 2….
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Written by: Barbara Wismer So let’s start with Claire’s wartime service during World War II. A little bit of nursing history can show you how extremely clever and wonderful Diana’s choice to make her a nurse, and an aspiring herbalist, really was. Of course in ancient times nursing was performed mainly by tribal Medicine Men…
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Written by: Caroline Trevor I think Claire and Geillis can travel through the stones, both back & possibly forward through time, because they are genetically disposed to be able to so. I think they are part of a family tree that has both in the past have found a pre disposition for time travel. I…
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Written by: Melissa Bowers Hey everyone! So, this is my first post! A little introduction is definitely in order. By day, I am a registered mechanical engineer that designs air conditioning and plumbing systems in Phoenix, AZ. My family originally has ties to the Boston Area (WICKED PISSAH! Go Sox, and Bruins &Celtics). My parents actually…
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“Don’t be afraid, “ he whispered into my hair. “There’s the two of us now.” I felt warm, soothed, and safe for the first time in many days. It was only as I drifted into sleep under the first rays of daylight that I remembered the knife above my head, and wondered again,…
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Ah, the Emmys. As a TV fanatic, there’s no greater high than seeing your favorite show’s name among the elite list of programs recognized each year by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences voters. Those gold statuettes have long served as industry benchmarks indicating that the countless time spent by talented writers, producers,…
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Written by: Erin McGowan This is a disclaimer that may help shed light for some on why I’m writing this and why I may have these feelings. I was about half way through Voyager when a lot of the things I talk about below took place. Yeah, you book readers know what I’m thinking about…so,…
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Written by: Anne Gavin I’ve not been on the Outlander bandwagon very long. I am often reluctant to admit to other long-time Outlander fans that my devotion is relatively new (yet no less fervored). And, why do I feel that way? Well, it’s because so many fans have taken this 20 year journey with Diana…
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Written by: Sara Mordzynski The world of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series is a rich one, encompassing deep emotional dynamics, issues of morality and justice, myth and religion, community and politics. Given Clarie’s profession as a nurse/healer, I will be exploring what the world of medicine was like at that time. Claire, as the outlander, was…
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