I'm Daisy Jordan, a fiction and mystery author, and in this podcast I'll talk about living in my own postcard (see meaning below!)...writing, traveling, hanging with my pets and my fiancé Andy, and whatever else! I'll also invite friends to join me to talk about their lives...inspiration, dating stories, funny adventures, and so on! Two of my characters, Hilton and Jill, use the term "living in a postcard" to describe living in the moments they would die for and making that a daily occurrence, not just an aspiration!
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I'm Daisy Jordan, a fiction and mystery author, and in this podcast I'll talk about living in my own postcard (see meaning below!)...writing, traveling, hanging with my pets and my fiancé Andy, and whatever else! I'll also invite friends to join me to talk about their lives...inspiration, dating stories, funny adventures, and so on! Two of my characters, Hilton and Jill, use the term "living in a postcard" to describe living in the moments they would die for and making that a daily occurrence, not just an aspiration!
My experience before, during, and after Hurricane Ian, including hurricane prep, scary moments, our time in Vero Beach (where we evacuated), our return to Ft Myers, how our pets did with all of it, how this was different from my experience with Irma 5 years ago, and what I know of the current status of Ft Myers and the surrounding islands in the days after the storm.
Living In A Postcard
I'm Daisy Jordan, a fiction and mystery author, and in this podcast I'll talk about living in my own postcard (see meaning below!)...writing, traveling, hanging with my pets and my fiancé Andy, and whatever else! I'll also invite friends to join me to talk about their lives...inspiration, dating stories, funny adventures, and so on! Two of my characters, Hilton and Jill, use the term "living in a postcard" to describe living in the moments they would die for and making that a daily occurrence, not just an aspiration!
