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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
In the midst of the pandemic, we are all looking for little moments of joy,
A few months ago, I installed several Amazon Alexa devices to make our home “smart”.
I’ve written before about the importance of old newspapers in my research for my novels
A lot goes on in our family in May. Our daughter’s birthday. Mother’s Day. And,
In this post I reveal my curmudgeonly nature. Today, August 26, is Dog Day. I
One of the many websites for writers to which I subscribe is the Insecure Writers
I had to make some hard decisions when we moved last fall. I had several
In response to my last email newsletter, one reader wrote me about how her family
There’s an old nursery rhyme that attributes character traits (or fortunes—the interpretation varies) to children
I wrote last year about attending the virtual conference sponsored by the Historical Novel Society
Before I married in November 1977, my mother gave me six dish towels. “Here,” she
Although I prefer the ocean, I enjoy being in the mountains, too. Mountains show us
I had a boss once who always knew what percent of the year had already
My daughter came home for her birthday last week, and it was a delight to
The Kansas City Star has a column called “Snarky in the Suburbs” by Sherry Kuehl,
In our decluttering plan, I assigned my husband to clean the basement. Most of the
While browsing in my local library recently, I saw the book, The Tao of Writing,
I happened upon an exhibit of Fred Geary’s woodcuts at the Kansas City Public Library’s