My current work-in-progress is another historical novel set along the Oregon Trail, this one in
Spring is supposed to be the season when the weather turns milder—when the frigid temperatures
Last week I wrote about marching forth, and today I’m writing about springing forward. Daylight
In recent weeks, my Microsoft OneDrive memory feed has reminded me of our move into
This week’s haunting book is the story of a family in turmoil. The protagonist is
I wrote in my last post about forgetting my laptop when I went to visit
My daughter is visiting at the moment, and she brought her dog Langley. I am
One day during my recent visit to New York, my friend and I walked through
Several months ago I was cleaning out a drawer that should have been cleaned out
Here in the Midwest, we are experiencing serious flooding this spring. St. Joseph, Missouri, one
Friday evening has always been the time I saved for my own enjoyment. All through
I’ve been fixated recently on what happened in 1964—fifty years ago—as 2014 winds to an
This month I’m writing another series of book reviews on “haunting books.” I haven’t read
Earlier this week, I went to a yoga class for the first time in a
I recently learned that my two most recent novels, When Heart Shall Fail and A
In past years, each October I have used this blog to review books that I’ve
A couple of months ago, I noticed that the laptop I bought in 2021 was
I predicted in January of this year, on the tenth anniversary of this blog, that
I wrote last month about Ayers Natural Bridge, and its fame as a day trip
For my husband, the mark of adulthood was ownership of a toaster oven. He’d spent
This set of random photos came from an envelope my father labeled “Cannon Beach.” Most