
Adapting to a New Normal
As I’ve written before, my husband recently spent 30 days in the hospital. This was

As I’ve written before, my husband recently spent 30 days in the hospital. This was

Several weeks ago, my older granddaughter announced to me, with grammatical precision if not ideal

Since I moved to Seattle, I’ve been reading about the city’s early history, when the

As I wrote last week, my husband and I are dealing with his broken kneecap.

My husband and I now live in a retirement community. Our apartment has a full
By mid-June, the emigrants traveling the Oregon Trail in the 1840s had trekked 650 miles
When I first began writing, I read lots of books on writing—many on the techniques
The main plot and some of the sub-plots of my work-in-progress revolve around relationships between

Many readers have picked up on the theme behind the titles of my historical novel

In this phase of my life, I sometimes find that I am a bag lady.
My 50th high school reunion was last weekend. I wasn’t able to attend, but I
Happy New Year! A year ago, on January 2, 2019, I posted my performance review

On Sunday, November 8, I hit 30,000 words! The NaNoWriMo pace for that period is

My husband and I closed on the sale of our house in Kansas City recently.
I’ve blogged about some boring topics related to my research for my Oregon Trail and
It wasn’t until December 1848 that President James Polk acknowledged that gold had been found
As I’ve written before, I am not a fan of green peppers. In fact, I
I’ve written before about the odd things that can trigger memory. I had another such experience
I was surprised to get a notice from WordPress.com recently congratulating me on my 9th
I don’t have any particular desire to see the Ghostbusters movie which just opened, but
Many of my posts over the last couple of months have been dark and dreary