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Popcorn Brain
A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
February 19, 2025
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A friend of mine recently emailed me an article from the Mayo Clinic on “popcorn
As I noted in a 2015 post, I started using an accountant to prepare our
My granddaughter just turned two. Her parents and my husband and I planned a pizza
Last month I went to the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City to see
Earlier this week, I went to a yoga class for the first time in a
On my recent trip to Florida, in addition to viewing wildlife and water activities, I went
A year ago, I showed readers the cover of Lead Me Home, the first book
Last year on the Fourth of July, my son was traveling in the Netherlands. He
Forgive me one more post on NaNoWriMo. Now that it’s over, I’ve been asking myself
According to the Days of the Year website, July 13 is “Embrace Your Geekness Day.”
I’ve been stuck a few times while writing my historical novels. My characters got into
My mother’s birthday would have been later this week, and so I’ve been thinking a
On August 1 and 2, I took a break from the hassles of moving to
In an earlier post, I mentioned my maternal grandmother’s thimble. Her initials – WS, for
This post is mostly about The Buddha in the Attic, by Julie Oksuka, which my
Twenty years ago today, March 16, 2002, I opened up a lined blank journal and
In our house, we use EVERYTHING. Including chicken and turkey carcasses. When we get a
I’ve written before about the odd things that can trigger memory. I had another such experience
As I continue to research and edit my work-in-progress about the early years of the
The Transcontinental Railroad was completed in 1869, linking California to the Eastern United States. But
The main plot and some of the sub-plots of my work-in-progress revolve around relationships between