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Sedulous Writers Group: Another Requiem
Nothing is certain but death and taxes. I was going to write about taxes for
April 15, 2026
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Nothing is certain but death and taxes. I was going to write about taxes for
Eleven years ago, I wrote about my birthday falling on Easter for the first time
I recently had the opportunity to visit the Burke Museum on the University of Washington
Today’s “haunting book” post features two historical novels, Fall of Giants, by Ken Follett, and
One of the problems I’ve had to deal with in my soon-to-be-published novel, Now I’m
As readers of this blog know, I am a proud alumna of Middlebury College, Class
Gratitude journals are a tool used in many disciplines. Psychologists prescribe them to combat depression.
I wrote recently about setting up my new laptop. One of the first things I
I am in the thick of writing my current work-in-progress, approaching the halfway mark. I
October is National Family History Month—a month for those with an interest in genealogy to
Our 46th wedding anniversary was last weekend. Number forty-six doesn’t merit much recognition, though I
I recently learned a surprising factoid: Today, February 4, is Homemade Soup Day, even though January is
This summer my husband and I visited two Clear Lakes – one in Iowa, and
I don’t usually write about science, because I don’t know much about it. I haven’t
I’ve written before about rail development in Oregon and the fierce competition between the East
Sometimes when I’m stuck on my historical novels about Oregon Territory, I go out to
Even before I met my mother-in-law-to-be, I wrote her. It was shortly before Mother’s Day
So much has changed in the twelve years since September 11, 2001. The security lines
I don’t know that I will get to the ocean this year, but my husband
While he was visiting recently, my son posted a series of photos on Instagram with
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