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Two Reunions: Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone
In the last couple of months, I’ve had two mini-reunions with people who were important
October 14, 2026
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In the last couple of months, I’ve had two mini-reunions with people who were important
I’ve been to Volunteer Park several times since we moved to Seattle, but usually I’ve
I wrote a few weeks ago about how AI saved me money by helping me
Our new home is still not much more than a hole in the ground. The
This year’s Christmas tree is up and decorated. As I’ve mentioned before, my husband and
I wrote in January 2019 about my hesitation over my husband’s Christmas gift to me
Many readers have picked up on the theme behind the titles of my historical novel
I’ve seen several reviews of Barkskins, by Annie Proulx, that compare her book to James
On a spur-of-the-moment Fourth of July visit, my son appointed himself my assignments editor for
In the modern world, we are dependent on logistics and supply chains that most people
I’ve written before about all my technological devices needing to be upgraded at the same
In an earlier post, I mentioned situations where I was confronted by the fact that
Today I am hosting Christi Corbett, author of the new novel, Along the Way Home,
I saw a post recently titled “The Timeless Writing Struggle: Ego vs. Humility” by Karen
When I was cleaning out my parents’ house last spring, I found an old doll.
My siblings and I spent much of our holiday vacations playing games. No one in
When I think of my childhood Christmases, I think of going to my grandparents’ home
I have hit the tenth anniversary of this blog. My first post was on January
In these days of the coronavirus, every cough and every ache or pain makes us
The 95th celebration of Children’s Book Week begins May 12, 2014. Children’s Book Week is
In past years, each October I have used this blog to review books that I’ve