The fourth in my 'Why I wrote novels set in Nazi Germany' video series is live on YouTube. Or you can watch it here:
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Goodreads giveaway and a fourth video
Enter on Goodreads for a chance to win one of 100 Kindle copies of The Path Divided, the 'must-read' conclusion of the story that began in Risking Exposure!
The fourth in my 'Why I wrote novels set in Nazi Germany' video series is live on YouTube. Or you can watch it here:
The fourth in my 'Why I wrote novels set in Nazi Germany' video series is live on YouTube. Or you can watch it here:
Friday, October 13, 2017
Stranded airport passenger dances 'All Night Long'
One woman's decision to stay positive has brought pleasure to millions.
When Mahshid Mazooji learned she had missed her connecting flight and would be stuck at the Charlotte NC airport all night, she decided to make the best of it. She wouldn't pout and grumble and curse her bad luck. She'd have a dance party.
The fact that she didn't know anyone in the airport was irrelevant. She asked perfect strangers, fellow passengers and airport staff alike, to join her in a bit of spontaneous dance to Lionel Richie's song 'All Night Long.' With the participants' permission, she videoed the dances and shared the result on You Tube.
Now viewed over 2.5 million times, the video has spread smiles around the world. Airport administration gave her kudos for making the best of a bad situation. Even Lionel Richie himself shared the video on his Facebook page, saying, "HAHA! Seems like a really fun use of downtime at the airport... That moonwalk though, wow!"
When Mahshid Mazooji learned she had missed her connecting flight and would be stuck at the Charlotte NC airport all night, she decided to make the best of it. She wouldn't pout and grumble and curse her bad luck. She'd have a dance party.
The fact that she didn't know anyone in the airport was irrelevant. She asked perfect strangers, fellow passengers and airport staff alike, to join her in a bit of spontaneous dance to Lionel Richie's song 'All Night Long.' With the participants' permission, she videoed the dances and shared the result on You Tube. Now viewed over 2.5 million times, the video has spread smiles around the world. Airport administration gave her kudos for making the best of a bad situation. Even Lionel Richie himself shared the video on his Facebook page, saying, "HAHA! Seems like a really fun use of downtime at the airport... That moonwalk though, wow!"
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