Those of you who know me can attest to the fact that I rarely engage in political conversations in public. For those who know me well, they understand that this is not for lack of opinions or insight. However, this precarious election, along with the social issues and pandemic, allows no one to be silent. …
We are experiencing history. The year 2020 will be remembered decades from now as the year of the coronavirus pandemic. I don’t imagine there is anyone reading this who has escaped loss. As for me, I should be 500 miles away visiting my sweet grandsons. I should be preparing for the May beach vacation where …
The Street Singer turns one year old this month. If you haven’t read it yet, you can pick up your copy at https://amazon.com/dp/B07N2XFM32. Kindle Unlimited subscribers can download it free. If you’ve already read it and haven’t left a review, follow the same link to post your review. I greatly appreciate them. A week ago, I …
Hello Friends, My holiday preparations were interrupted this year. We were needed in Pittsburgh after my sister-in-law Gerry suffered a stroke. Our medical emergency trip turned into a funeral. Gerry is spending Christmas in her forever home with the Savior. I was reminded of Christmas a year ago as my dear friend lost her battle …
Hello, friends. I recently had the opportunity to be a guest on Discover the Story with Andrea Boeshaar. It airs on her website and on CWA Radio. I’ll post a link below. During the interview, I talk about writing, publication, and my ongoing journey with Parkinson’s Disease. I am happy to have the opportunity to …
Hello friends, I was going to post a Fourth of July blog, a reminder of the debt we owe to our founding fathers and those since then who have paid the cost for our freedom. Instead, I decided to let an award-winning book say it for me. If you haven’t read Flowers From Afghanistan by …
If a survey question asked, “What is your favorite holiday?”, I suspect that Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving would hold first place for Americans. If you placed Christmas at the top of your list, you’d probably be in a strong majority. Afterall, it overflows with tradition, cultural relevance, and childhood memories. You’re probably wondering why I’m …
On April 26, my novel titled Beauty for Ashes will be released. You’ll read a story about Nathan and Angie, debilitating guilt, and the far-reaching consequences of actions. The title comes from Isaiah 61 where the prophet shares God’s promise to the poor, the brokenhearted, the captives. those who grieve in Zion. God will grant …
For my Valentine’s Day message, let me send you to Raquel Byrnes blog where I am her featured guest. Thank you, Raquel, for hosting me. http://nitewriter6.blogspot.com/
As I write, my husband is in the other room ripping up carpeting. It was worn, stained, and dated. I’m excited to have my new hardwood flooring installed. I’ve wanted it for some time. Before retiring, I worked as an elementary principal. I remember the day a student, a fifth- grade girl, found herself in …